Dr. Peter Caddick-Adams is a preeminent military historian and author whose career spans 35 years of military service and two decades at the pinnacle of military academia.
​The Scholar: Peter has held prestigious lecturing positions at Oxford, Wolverhampton, Birmingham, and Cranfield Universities. For years, he was a cornerstone of the UK Defence Academy, where he lectured in 58 countries and trained military officers from 73 different nations in the art and history of warfare.
​The Soldier: A veteran Reservist Major, Peter served as the NATO historian in Bosnia (1996-7) and the UK Historian in Iraq, working alongside US and Australian forces. His unique dual role as an official historian and in-theatre media spokesman in Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan allowed him to document history as it was being made.
​The Author & Broadcaster: The author of nine definitive books—including landmark works on the Ardennes and Monte Cassino—Peter is a frequent face on global media. Most recently, he has provided vital, on-the-ground reporting from the conflict in Ukraine, applying his decades of historical expertise to the realities of 21st-century warfare.