as a young officer in the scots guards, fighting with his platoon in close quarters agains the enemy on tumbledown mountain. a name, of course, that went on to become very famous. since then, he has had tours in northern ireland and conflicts ranging from kosovo to iraq and afghanistan. he is now director of pavocat, a company that trains on the law and advises on the behaviour of armed forces in battle. thank you very much for being with us, colonel. can i ask you first of all, can you offer any explanation as to why some russian soldiers may be acting this way? be acting this way? thank you very much for having be acting this way? thank you very much for having me be acting this way? thank you very much for having me on. be acting this way? thank you very much for having me on. i - be acting this way? thank you very much for having me on. i think - be acting this way? thank you very much for having me on. i think so. | be acting this way? thank you very | much for having me on
committee, said atherton, we are just trying to get communications with her at the moment, so let s move on. sarah. oh i am told we have her. sarah, i m glad you can join us. i do not know if you heard there, but when women said it was a boys club. do you have it that way with an accurate complaints procedures question make it a man s world and that is what the evidence suggests to us. it world and that is what the evidence suggests to us suggests to us. it seems to be the sin . le suggests to us. it seems to be the single point suggests to us. it seems to be the single point of suggests to us. it seems to be the single point of failure suggests to us. it seems to be the single point of failure within - suggests to us. it seems to be the single point of failure within the i single point of failure within the militaryjustice single point of failure within the military justice system, single point of failure within the militaryjustice system, yes. i was military ustice system,