Our Services
We assist serving and former military personnel from every branch of the UK Armed Forces.
British Army personnel regularly face extreme noise exposure from weapons fire, artillery, armoured vehicles, and training exercises. If you served in the Army and now suffer hearing loss or tinnitus, you may be entitled to compensation.
Aircraft engines, ground crew environments, and engineering workshops can expose RAF personnel to sustained high-decibel noise. We provide initial assistance and referral support for related enquiries.
Ship engine rooms, weapons systems, and confined spaces can create intense noise environments. We provide initial assistance and referral support for Royal Navy hearing-loss enquiries.
Combat training, live fire exercises, and operational deployments expose Royal Marines to some of the highest noise levels in the Armed Forces.
Tinnitus — persistent ringing, buzzing, or whistling in the ears — is one of the most common conditions among military personnel. It can severely affect quality of life.
Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) is permanent sensorineural hearing damage caused by prolonged or sudden exposure to dangerous noise levels during military service.
Whether you left service recently or decades ago, you may still be eligible to claim compensation for hearing loss sustained during your military career.
The Ministry of Defence has a legal duty of care to protect personnel from foreseeable harm, including noise-induced hearing damage. Where this duty was breached, you may have a claim.