Antony Roberts Email & Phone Number

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

CFB Wainwright, Alberta, Canada

• Working in an Exercise Control Centre. During major military exercises I would give direct support to the Infantry training lead. I was responsible for monitoring instrumented training via Cubic developed software.
• Use multiple systems to capture statistics on the training being conducted, to support higher command’s understanding of areas of strengths and weaknesses.
• Give live interjects to support ongoing training, being able to add value from my 25yrs experience in the Infantry.
• Record audio, video, images and system playback to support back briefs and feedback to the exercising soldiers.
• Convert data analysis and media into a usable format for constructing an after-action review to give to the training audience, reinforcing the lessons learnt.
• On occasions I would give briefs to the soldiers on use and operation of the TES equipment.Out of the training season, system testing on the simulation hardware and personal training and development would be conducted..

Suffield, Medicine Hat, Alberta, CA

I am responsible for the coordination of the issue, fit, trouble shooting and the return of all the simulation equipment used by the British Army training in BATUS. From fitting out an Armoured Battle Group's vehicles and man worn systems of over 1000 units, and I am the liaison between SAAB & CUBIC to BATUS and all exercising troops.

Warminster, Wilts

Managing an extremely busy transport department who supplies and maintains a fleet of over 100 vehicle platforms ranging from military and hired 15Ton Trucks to Quad motorcycles to an organisation of over 600 people. Daily responsibilities include procedures laid down are followed and documented. I am responsible for dealing with any accidents or damage.

Afghanistan

I was second In command to the Battalion's Intelligence Section which included an operational tour as the Nahr-e Saraj Battle Group. Operating in a Patrol Base in the middle of the green zone and thus a hostile environment. My main day to day responsibility was to gather intelligence on daily pattern of life of the local population and report any.

Chicksands

Teaching senior officers and young soldiers alike on how to gain, analyse and inform others of Intelligence matters in tactical working environments. Skills taught would include: Creating briefs using powerpoint and visual aids, creating a plan to gain information and how to make into useable intelligence for the commander. Differing methods of.

Ba Hons, Leadership & Management, 2/1

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