Loz Moore
British Army veteran. PTSD survivor. Father. Author. Founder of Cockleshell22 & Nation of Sleepers. Ambassador for Help for Heroes and the Royal British Legion.
From 2006 to 2016, Loz served as an infantry officer in the British Army, leading men on operations in Northern Ireland, Iraq, and Afghanistan. After suffering PTSD, alcohol addiction, and the loss of contact with his children, he rebuilt his life from the ground up. His mission now is the same as it always was — to lead. Not into battle, but back to power. The nation is not broken. It is sleeping. And Loz is here to guide it forward.
The Journey
From Sandhurst to the brink — and back again.
Military Service
Commissioned at Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. Served in Northern Ireland, Iraq, and Afghanistan (twice). Studied Dari language and Afghan culture. Served as a cultural advisor in Helmand Province.
Breakdown & Recovery
Diagnosed with PTSD in 2015. Experienced severe alcohol dependency, rage episodes, and loss of contact with his three sons. Hospitalised. Began the long journey back through therapy, treatment, and self-developed methods.
Rebuilding
Left the military. Entered construction. Built a new career from scratch. Developed The Way of the Nomad framework. Trekked to Everest Base Camp. Wrote The Way of the Nomad.
Leading Again
Founded Cockleshell22 and Nation of Sleepers. Launched Project RECCE to help veterans transition into construction. Ambassador for Help for Heroes and the Royal British Legion. Dedicated to helping others find their way back.
Serve to Lead
"The power was never lost. It was sleeping. My job is to show you the way back to it."
Today, Loz runs Cockleshell22 and Nation of Sleepers — a movement built on the belief that the nation is not failing because it is weak, but because too many of its people are yet to awaken to their own power. Like King Arthur sleeping in the cave, the giant stirs when it is called. Loz is here to make that call.