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Ten years ago, Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’) was registered with the Charity Commission. At the time, we thought our expedition to the North Pole was going to be a one-off.

Today, marks our 10th Year Anniversary, a landmark milestone for the charity.

This year marks Walking With The Wounded’s 10th Year Anniversary, and as part of our celebrations, we are sending a team to the Sahara Desert in February to take part in the 100 KM Trek Challenge and raise vital funds for the Charity.

Join the Walking With The Wounded team at the London Marathon

We’re very happy to announce that WWTW has been successful in securing funding through the Armed Forces Covenant Fund’s Positive Pathways Programme to deliver two new projects in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

See the stories and the supporters who stepped out and raised more than £100k

In 2017, Duncan Slater became the first double leg amputee to take the Marathon des Sables. As we mark our 10th Year Anniversary, Duncan is back to mark 10 years since his amputations. In our latest Marathon des Sables series, we find out why Duncan is returning to the desert and how he is getting ready for the race.

Great North Run Ballot opens early January, don’t forget to enter!

In 1985, I joined the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and spent 26 years in service. I found transition relatively painless and totally immersed myself in resettlement and my entitlements.

In 2017, Duncan Slater became the first double leg amputee to take the Marathon des Sables. As we mark our 10th Year Anniversary, Duncan is back to mark 10 years since his amputations. In our latest Marathon des Sables series, we find out why Duncan is returning to the desert and how he is getting ready for the race.