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barber | 17:52 Mon 11th Feb 2008 | ChatterBank
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my husband was in the army for 12 years does he qualify for a pension..9yrs + 3 reserve
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Yes he will be barber . In what years he served will determine which pension scheme he was on. I believe that if he served more than 4 years then he will have qualified for some amount of pension.
You should contact the Armed Forces Pension Office with details of his service number and date of birth etc and they should be able to inform you of what your entitlements are.
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That would depend when he was in, I was in from 1966 to 1976, actually 9.5 years, and I qualify for a pesion, so if he at the very least was during or after that time, he would qualify.

I've been in touch, and address and telephone number to make enquiries is,

Armed Forces Personel Administration,
Pensions helpdesk/JSCO,
MP 480,
Kentigern House,
65 Brown Street,
Glasgow G2 8EX.

0141 224 2672 Military 9(4561) 2672

Give them a ring, they are most helpful.

Hope that helps, and good luck.

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