Association Vice President Fiona Gardner has responded to today’s reporting on an article in the British Medical Journal concerning female veterans: “This report makes for difficult reading as we confront the issues that some women faced in their past military service. The Women’s Royal Army Corps Association is proud that a number of our members felt able to contribute to the research by reporting the impact that their service career has had on their lives. The WRAC Association has a strong membership of women who have served in the British Army in both the WRAC and the Auxiliary Territorial Service, the majority of whom enjoyed and reflect positively on their service careers. They stand shoulder to shoulder with those who had a negative experience. We recognise that there has been significant change within the British military since our Corps was disbanded in 1992. As a membership charity, we will continue to work to support women who served through our national branch network, benevolent fund, and partnership working to raise awareness of female veteran issues.”