Jim Storr has a portfolio career in the defence sector.  His expertise lies in the linkage of military concepts, doctrine, history, technology and human behaviour.  His principal areas of work are consultancy, teaching, writing and research.

He was an army officer for 25 years.  He served in Germany, the Falklands, Northern Ireland, Cyprus and Canada.  He wrote the British Army’s current high-level tactical doctrine, and its analyses of warfighting operations in Iraq in 2003 and in Northern Ireland since 1969.

Jim has a PhD, a master’s degree in defence technology, and a first degree in civil engineering.  He is an visiting fellow of Cranfield and Birmingham Universities.  His book ‘The Human Face of War’ will be published in 2009.