Rob Wood works for a logistics company that actively recruits ex-services personnel.
An armed forces veteran who survived a critical failure on board his submarine at the age of 16 has said taking on a civilian job at a logistics company helped to get his Post Traumatic Stress Disorder recognised.
Rob Wood, now 50, works for a logistics company at East Midlands Gateway, near Castle Donington, which actively recruits ex-services personnel. The company, which helps supply key brands to supermarkets, has asked ex-forces staff to wear their uniforms on Armed Forces Day.Video journalist: Chris Waring
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