Robert Shaw is a C-IED advisor to the UN, providing analysis and advice to capabilities and training in various fields of EOD, Security and Intelligence. With 27 years in the defence and security industry and humanitarian organisations, his military career, as an Ammunition Technical Officer, Advanced/Assault IEDD Operator, Weapons Intelligence Operator and Intelligence Officer, included experience in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan, Scandinavia, Africa, Cyprus, Jordan, Oman, Central America, the USA, Libya, North West Europe and the Falkland Islands, working in support of Airborne forces, Special Forces and Defence Intelligence. His subsequent roles included the UN and NATO where he managed a multicultural training department for ISAF in Afghanistan which had the responsibility for analysing security issues including the insurgent weapons, tactics, techniques, technology and procedures. He also managed the ‘attack the network’ training all levels of command and advising on future operational strategy and equipment procurement. Robert holds an MSc in Global security from the UK Defence Academy and in his spare time is a Battlefield Tour Guide. He writes on security issues for several European publications.
 

Robert Shaw is a C-IED advisor to the UN, providing analysis and advice to capabilities and training in various fields of EOD, Security and Intelligence. With 27 years in the defence and security industry and humanitarian organisations, his military career, as an Ammunition Technical Officer, Advanced/Assault IEDD Operator, Weapons Intelligence Operator and Intelligence Officer, included experience in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan, Scandinavia, Africa, Cyprus, Jordan, Oman, Central America, the USA, Libya, North West Europe and the Falkland Islands, working in support of Airborne forces, Special Forces and Defence Intelligence. His subsequent roles included the UN and NATO where he managed a multicultural training department for ISAF in Afghanistan which had the responsibility for analysing security issues including the insurgent weapons, tactics, techniques, technology and procedures. He also managed the ‘attack the network’ training all levels of command and advising on future operational strategy and equipment procurement. Robert holds an MSc in Global security from the UK Defence Academy and in his spare time is a Battlefield Tour Guide. He writes on security issues for several European publications.
 

Robert Shaw is a C-IED advisor to the UN, providing analysis and advice to capabilities and training in various fields of EOD, Security and Intelligence. With 27 years in the defence and security industry and humanitarian organisations, his military career, as an Ammunition Technical Officer, Advanced/Assault IEDD Operator, Weapons Intelligence Operator and Intelligence Officer, included experience in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan, Scandinavia, Africa, Cyprus, Jordan, Oman, Central America, the USA, Libya, North West Europe and the Falkland Islands, working in support of Airborne forces, Special Forces and Defence Intelligence. His subsequent roles included the UN and NATO where he managed a multicultural training department for ISAF in Afghanistan which had the responsibility for analysing security issues including the insurgent weapons, tactics, techniques, technology and procedures. He also managed the ‘attack the network’ training all levels of command and advising on future operational strategy and equipment procurement. Robert holds an MSc in Global security from the UK Defence Academy and in his spare time is a Battlefield Tour Guide. He writes on security issues for several European publications.
 

Robert Shaw is a C-IED advisor to the UN, providing analysis and advice to capabilities and training in various fields of EOD, Security and Intelligence. With 27 years in the defence and security industry and humanitarian organisations, his military career, as an Ammunition Technical Officer, Advanced/Assault IEDD Operator, Weapons Intelligence Operator and Intelligence Officer, included experience in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan, Scandinavia, Africa, Cyprus, Jordan, Oman, Central America, the USA, Libya, North West Europe and the Falkland Islands, working in support of Airborne forces, Special Forces and Defence Intelligence. His subsequent roles included the UN and NATO where he managed a multicultural training department for ISAF in Afghanistan which had the responsibility for analysing security issues including the insurgent weapons, tactics, techniques, technology and procedures. He also managed the ‘attack the network’ training all levels of command and advising on future operational strategy and equipment procurement. Robert holds an MSc in Global security from the UK Defence Academy and in his spare time is a Battlefield Tour Guide. He writes on security issues for several European publications.
 

Robert Shaw is a C-IED advisor to the UN, providing analysis and advice to capabilities and training in various fields of EOD, Security and Intelligence. With 27 years in the defence and security industry and humanitarian organisations, his military career, as an Ammunition Technical Officer, Advanced/Assault IEDD Operator, Weapons Intelligence Operator and Intelligence Officer, included experience in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan, Scandinavia, Africa, Cyprus, Jordan, Oman, Central America, the USA, Libya, North West Europe and the Falkland Islands, working in support of Airborne forces, Special Forces and Defence Intelligence. His subsequent roles included the UN and NATO where he managed a multicultural training department for ISAF in Afghanistan which had the responsibility for analysing security issues including the insurgent weapons, tactics, techniques, technology and procedures. He also managed the ‘attack the network’ training all levels of command and advising on future operational strategy and equipment procurement. Robert holds an MSc in Global security from the UK Defence Academy and in his spare time is a Battlefield Tour Guide. He writes on security issues for several European publications.
 

Robert Shaw is a C-IED advisor to the UN, providing analysis and advice to capabilities and training in various fields of EOD, Security and Intelligence. With 27 years in the defence and security industry and humanitarian organisations, his military career, as an Ammunition Technical Officer, Advanced/Assault IEDD Operator, Weapons Intelligence Operator and Intelligence Officer, included experience in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan, Scandinavia, Africa, Cyprus, Jordan, Oman, Central America, the USA, Libya, North West Europe and the Falkland Islands, working in support of Airborne forces, Special Forces and Defence Intelligence. His subsequent roles included the UN and NATO where he managed a multicultural training department for ISAF in Afghanistan which had the responsibility for analysing security issues including the insurgent weapons, tactics, techniques, technology and procedures. He also managed the ‘attack the network’ training all levels of command and advising on future operational strategy and equipment procurement. Robert holds an MSc in Global security from the UK Defence Academy and in his spare time is a Battlefield Tour Guide. He writes on security issues for several European publications.
 

Robert Shaw is a C-IED advisor to the UN, providing analysis and advice to capabilities and training in various fields of EOD, Security and Intelligence. With 27 years in the defence and security industry and humanitarian organisations, his military career, as an Ammunition Technical Officer, Advanced/Assault IEDD Operator, Weapons Intelligence Operator and Intelligence Officer, included experience in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan, Scandinavia, Africa, Cyprus, Jordan, Oman, Central America, the USA, Libya, North West Europe and the Falkland Islands, working in support of Airborne forces, Special Forces and Defence Intelligence. His subsequent roles included the UN and NATO where he managed a multicultural training department for ISAF in Afghanistan which had the responsibility for analysing security issues including the insurgent weapons, tactics, techniques, technology and procedures. He also managed the ‘attack the network’ training all levels of command and advising on future operational strategy and equipment procurement. Robert holds an MSc in Global security from the UK Defence Academy and in his spare time is a Battlefield Tour Guide. He writes on security issues for several European publications.
 

Robert Shaw is a C-IED advisor to the UN, providing analysis and advice to capabilities and training in various fields of EOD, Security and Intelligence. With 27 years in the defence and security industry and humanitarian organisations, his military career, as an Ammunition Technical Officer, Advanced/Assault IEDD Operator, Weapons Intelligence Operator and Intelligence Officer, included experience in Northern Ireland, Iraq, Afghanistan, Scandinavia, Africa, Cyprus, Jordan, Oman, Central America, the USA, Libya, North West Europe and the Falkland Islands, working in support of Airborne forces, Special Forces and Defence Intelligence. His subsequent roles included the UN and NATO where he managed a multicultural training department for ISAF in Afghanistan which had the responsibility for analysing security issues including the insurgent weapons, tactics, techniques, technology and procedures. He also managed the ‘attack the network’ training all levels of command and advising on future operational strategy and equipment procurement. Robert holds an MSc in Global security from the UK Defence Academy and in his spare time is a Battlefield Tour Guide. He writes on security issues for several European publications.