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Aldo Kane addressed veterans' challenges during Armed Forces Day events. GB News reported his comments on feeling forgotten after service and transferable skills. A parade featured servicemen, veterans and cadets saluted by the Chief of Defence Staff.
forbes.comFormer Royal Marines Commando sniper Aldo Kane spoke at Armed Forces Day celebrations in Aldershot. GB News reported that Kane said the annual event raises public awareness that service members remain present and continue protecting the country. Kane stated that the day should remember those who have fallen as well as those still alive and dealing with their own struggles.
He added that personnel often feel forgotten once they reach the end of their service and that the same sense applies to those returning from the most dangerous jobs. GB News reported Kane explaining that military roles contain many transferable skills.
He said people leaving the service possess a unique skill set that can apply to almost any civilian endeavor and described former personnel as an untapped source for businesses.
Kane contrasted British practices with those in the United States. He noted that American airports make tannoy announcements inviting armed forces personnel to use lounges, while no equivalent recognition occurs in the UK. In Aldershot, servicemen, veterans and cadets from all three branches of the military marched alongside brass bands.
They received a salute from Chief of Defence Staff Air Marshal Sir Richard Knighton as the procession moved through the town, GB News reported.
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