Rose campaigned after her son's death that it was through the failure of the UK government to provide adequate equipment to their armed forces that he died. Specifically in the case of her son's death, the lack of an anti-detonation electronic scrambler on the Snatch Land Rover he was in. An inquest later would find the scrambler had not been installed because of a "communication breakdown" and the supply chain was "chaotic and lacking in clarity" and that his death was unlawful. The specific model of vehicle would later be withdrawn from service in 2010 by the Ministry of Defence, Gentle commented that the vehicle should never have been utilised in the first place due to its deficiencies.
