"I would urge other veterans to get in touch with charities like the Legion sooner rather than later if they need support too."
"Members share a real sense of comradeship and a willingness to work together."
"No matter how long someone served or how long ago they left Service, there is a support network there for them and their families."
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Join the Legion and become part of an international network of people who help support the Armed Forces community.
Everyone is welcome to attend our Annual Conference. If you’re joining as a visitor, simply register in advance to guarantee your place.
Our meet-ups are an opportunity for you to connect with others and find out more about the difference you're making. Register for an event near you.
Our Annual Conference brings together members from across the world who help shape the direction of the Legion.
Our branches are focal points for social activity, Remembrance and are ready to support the Armed Forces community.
If you’re taking your membership to the next level, we’re here to help with training for Officer and Committee member roles.
If you're a serving member of the UK Armed Forces, regular or reserve you can register as a Military Member of the Legion for free.
Please register in advance to attend the Legion's Annual Conference in Bournemouth. We hope to see you there!
Members are a vital part of our national network and are involved in all that we do.
There are approximately 2,500 Royal British Legion branches across the UK and overseas.
As a youth member there are lots of opportunities to support the Armed Forces community.
We are proud to have a community of more than 235,000 members – and every single member is vital in helping us to support our Armed Forces community.
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John Green joined Legion members to visit the battlefields of the Somme and Ypres before marching to the Menin Gate with his Grandson, Edward.
