The term "Chelsea Pensioners" refers to retired British soldiers who reside at the Royal Hospital Chelsea in London. Established in 1682 by King Charles II, the hospital provides accommodation and care for veterans, ensuring they have a dignified place to live after their service. Chelsea Pensioners are easily recognized by their distinctive scarlet uniforms and tricorn hats. To qualify for residency, veterans must have served in the British Army and be over the age of 65. The hospital not only offers housing but also a supportive community for its residents, promoting camaraderie and well-being.