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AFCS

The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (AFCS) is a compensation scheme for all members of the Regular and Reserve Forces. It provides compensation for all injuries, ill-health and deaths that are mainly due (attributable) to service, the main cause of which occurred on or after the introduction of the scheme on 6 April 2005.

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Your Armed Forces Compensation Scheme Explained: Information about the AFCS
Key features of the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme: Key features of the AFCS
Tariff of Injuries: Information on Tariff of Injuries
AFCS - Frequently Asked Questions: Frequently Asked Questions
Wider Benefits Potentially Available to AFCS Claimants: Table of Wider Benefits
Joint Service Publication (JSP) 765 The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme for Injury, Illness or Death due to Service: JSP 765 The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme for Injury, Illness or Death due to Service
Criminal Injuries Compensation (Overseas) Scheme: The CIC(O) Scheme provides compensation for Service personnel and their accompanying eligible dependants who, whilst serving overseas, sustain a criminal injury or death.