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A veteran interview with

Joanne Jukes

Joanne is petitioning for a National Memorial for Armed Forces Personnel who die as a result of their service. She says, “Currently, only in-service deaths are automatically recorded on the Armed Forces Memorial Database however, many deaths happen in the weeks, months and years following the return from the battlefield. Mental Health conditions, in particular, sometimes take longer to manifest themselves due to the very nature of CPTSD- this does not mean they should then be ignored as a direct result of the battleground.”

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Joanne is petitioning for a National Memorial for Armed Forces Personnel who die as a result of their service. She says, “Currently, only in-service deaths are automatically recorded on the Armed Forces Memorial Database however, many deaths happen in the weeks, months and years following the return from the battlefield. Mental Health conditions, in particular, sometimes take longer to manifest themselves due to the very nature of CPTSD – this does not mean they should then be ignored as a direct result of the battleground.”

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Interviewed by:
Martin Bisiker
Reviewed by:
Amanda Akhuemokhan
Transcribed by:
Amy Lyon

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A veteran interview with

Joanne Jukes

Joanne-Jukes

Joanne is petitioning for a National Memorial for Armed Forces Personnel who die as a result of their service. She says, “Currently, only in-service deaths are automatically recorded on the Armed Forces Memorial Database however, many deaths happen in the weeks, months and years following the return from the battlefield. Mental Health conditions, in particular, sometimes take longer to manifest themselves due to the very nature of CPTSD- this does not mean they should then be ignored as a direct result of the battleground.”

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MLA Style:
Jukes, Joanne. A Veteran Interview with Joanne Jukes. Interview by Martin Bisiker. Legasee, n.d. https://www.legasee.org.uk/veteran/joanne-jukes/. Accessed 17 Jul. 2026.
APA Style:
Jukes, J. (n.d.). A Veteran Interview with Joanne Jukes [Interview by Martin Bisiker]. Legasee. Retrieved July 17, 2026, from https://www.legasee.org.uk/veteran/joanne-jukes/
Chicago Style:
Jukes, Joanne. n.d.. A Veteran Interview with Joanne Jukes. Interview by Martin Bisiker. Legasee. Accessed July 17, 2026. https://www.legasee.org.uk/veteran/joanne-jukes/
Harvard Style:
Jukes, J. (n.d.). A Veteran Interview with Joanne Jukes. [Interviewed by Martin Bisiker]. Legasee. Available at https://www.legasee.org.uk/veteran/joanne-jukes/ (Accessed: 17 July 2026)
Vancouver Style:
Jukes, J. A Veteran Interview with Joanne Jukes [Internet]. Interview by M. Bisiker. Legasee; n.d. [cited 2026 Jul 17]. Available from: https://www.legasee.org.uk/veteran/joanne-jukes/
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