Graham Binns - Revision history

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-[[File:Graham-Binns-400x303.jpg|thumb|right|Major General Graham Binns, former commander of the Desert Rats in Iraq now works in the private security industry]]Major-General [[Graham Binns]] CBE DSO MC is a retired [[British Army]] officer best known for being the commander of the Desert Rats during the Iraq War.
+[[File:Graham-Binns-400x303.jpg|thumb|right| 400px|Major General Graham Binns, former commander of the Desert Rats in Iraq now works in the private security industry]]Major-General [[Graham Binns]] CBE DSO MC is a retired [[British Army]] officer best known for being the commander of the Desert Rats during the Iraq War.
 Binns' last role before retiring after 35 years of public service was Commandant of the Joint Services’ Command and Staff College.
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 ==External Resources==
-*[http://www.iraqinquiry.org.uk/transcripts/oralevidence-bydate/100115.aspx Oral Evidence], Iraq Inquiry, 5 January 2010.
+{{Template:Revolving Door badge}}*[http://www.iraqinquiry.org.uk/transcripts/oralevidence-bydate/100115.aspx Oral Evidence], Iraq Inquiry, 5 January 2010.
-*Campaign Against the Arms Trade, [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/influence/person/2973/meetings Graham Binns], Political Influence Database{{Template:Revolving Door badge}}
+*Campaign Against the Arms Trade, [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/influence/person/2973/meetings Graham Binns], Political Influence Database
 ==Notes==
 <references/>

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 Binns' last role before retiring after 35 years of public service was Commandant of the Joint Services’ Command and Staff College.
-In June 2010 he was appointed the chief executive of the controversial private security firm  [[Aegis Defence Services]]. This was considered a coup for Aegis, which has made millions from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since it was first set up in 2002<ref>Edwin Lane, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-11521579 The rise of the UK's private security companies], BBC News, 2 November 2010.</ref>  Aegis is now known as [[GardaWorld]].  Although he remains listed on Aegis' website as chief executive, Binns' LinkedIn profile also lists him as ‎senior managing director of strategy and sales for [[GardaWorld International Protective Services]]. <ref> [Graham Binns], LinkedIn, accessed 15 September 2017 </ref>]{{Template:Revolving Door badge}}
+In June 2010 he was appointed the chief executive of the controversial private security firm  [[Aegis Defence Services]]. This was considered a coup for Aegis, which has made millions from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since it was first set up in 2002<ref>Edwin Lane, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-11521579 The rise of the UK's private security companies], BBC News, 2 November 2010.</ref>  Aegis is now known as [[GardaWorld]].  Although he remains listed on Aegis' website as chief executive, Binns' LinkedIn profile also lists him as ‎senior managing director of strategy and sales for [[GardaWorld International Protective Services]]. <ref> [Graham Binns], LinkedIn, accessed 15 September 2017 </ref>
 ==Background==
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 ==External Resources==
 *[http://www.iraqinquiry.org.uk/transcripts/oralevidence-bydate/100115.aspx Oral Evidence], Iraq Inquiry, 5 January 2010.
-*Campaign Against the Arms Trade, [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/influence/person/2973/meetings Graham Binns], Political Influence Database
+*Campaign Against the Arms Trade, [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/influence/person/2973/meetings Graham Binns], Political Influence Database{{Template:Revolving Door badge}}
 ==Notes==
 <references/>

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−	[[File:Graham-Binns-400x303.jpg\|thumb\|right\|~~caption~~]]Major-General [[Graham Binns]] CBE DSO MC is a retired [[British Army]] officer best known for being the commander of the Desert Rats during the Iraq War.	+	[[File:Graham-Binns-400x303.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Major General Graham Binns, former commander of the Desert Rats in Iraq now works in the private security industry]]Major-General [[Graham Binns]] CBE DSO MC is a retired [[British Army]] officer best known for being the commander of the Desert Rats during the Iraq War.

	Binns' last role before retiring after 35 years of public service was Commandant of the Joint Services’ Command and Staff College.		Binns' last role before retiring after 35 years of public service was Commandant of the Joint Services’ Command and Staff College.

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-{{Template:Revolving Door badge}}[[File:Graham-Binns-400x303.jpg|right|caption]]Major-General [[Graham Binns]] CBE DSO MC is a retired [[British Army]] officer best known for being the commander of the Desert Rats during the Iraq War.
+[[File:Graham-Binns-400x303.jpg|thumb|right|caption]]Major-General [[Graham Binns]] CBE DSO MC is a retired [[British Army]] officer best known for being the commander of the Desert Rats during the Iraq War.
 Binns' last role before retiring after 35 years of public service was Commandant of the Joint Services’ Command and Staff College.
-In June 2010 he was appointed the chief executive of the controversial private security firm  [[Aegis Defence Services]]. This was considered a coup for Aegis, which has made millions from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since it was first set up in 2002<ref>Edwin Lane, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-11521579 The rise of the UK's private security companies], BBC News, 2 November 2010.</ref>  Aegis is now known as [[GardaWorld]].  Although he remains listed on Aegis' website as chief executive, Binns' LinkedIn profile also lists him as ‎senior managing director of strategy and sales for [[GardaWorld International Protective Services]]. <ref> [Graham Binns], LinkedIn, accessed 15 September 2017 </ref>]
+In June 2010 he was appointed the chief executive of the controversial private security firm  [[Aegis Defence Services]]. This was considered a coup for Aegis, which has made millions from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since it was first set up in 2002<ref>Edwin Lane, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-11521579 The rise of the UK's private security companies], BBC News, 2 November 2010.</ref>  Aegis is now known as [[GardaWorld]].  Although he remains listed on Aegis' website as chief executive, Binns' LinkedIn profile also lists him as ‎senior managing director of strategy and sales for [[GardaWorld International Protective Services]]. <ref> [Graham Binns], LinkedIn, accessed 15 September 2017 </ref>]{{Template:Revolving Door badge}}
 ==Background==

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 ==External Resources==
 *[http://www.iraqinquiry.org.uk/transcripts/oralevidence-bydate/100115.aspx Oral Evidence], Iraq Inquiry, 5 January 2010.
-*Campaign Against the Arms Trade, [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/influence/person/2973/meetings Graham Binn], Political Influence Database
+*Campaign Against the Arms Trade, [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/influence/person/2973/meetings Graham Binns], Political Influence Database
 ==Notes==

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 Binns' last role before retiring after 35 years of service was Commandant of the Joint Services’ Command and Staff College.
-In June 2010 he was appointed chief executive of [[Aegis Defence Services]],<ref>Edwin Lane, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-11521579 The rise of the UK's private security companies], BBC News, 2 November 2010.</ref>, now known as [[GardaWorld]]. Although he remains listed on Aegis' website as chief executive, his LinkedIn profile also lists him as ‎senior managing director of strategy and sales for [[GardaWorld International Protective Services]]. <ref> [Graham Binns], LinkedIn, accessed 15 September 2017 </ref>]
+In June 2010 he was appointed chief executive of [[Aegis Defence Services]],<ref>Edwin Lane, [http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-11521579 The rise of the UK's private security companies], BBC News, 2 November 2010.</ref> now known as [[GardaWorld]]. Although he remains listed on Aegis' website as chief executive, his LinkedIn profile also lists him as ‎senior managing director of strategy and sales for [[GardaWorld International Protective Services]]. <ref> [Graham Binns], LinkedIn, accessed 15 September 2017 </ref>]
 ==Background==

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:47, 22 December 2017
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−	{{Template:Revolving Door badge}}[[File:Graham-Binns-400x303.jpg\|right\|caption]Major-General [[Graham Binns]] CBE DSO MC is a retired [[British Army]] officer best known for being the commander of the Desert Rats during the Iraq War.	+	{{Template:Revolving Door badge}}[[File:Graham-Binns-400x303.jpg\|right\|caption]]Major-General [[Graham Binns]] CBE DSO MC is a retired [[British Army]] officer best known for being the commander of the Desert Rats during the Iraq War.

	Binns' last role before retiring after 35 years of service was Commandant of the Joint Services’ Command and Staff College.		Binns' last role before retiring after 35 years of service was Commandant of the Joint Services’ Command and Staff College.