Veterans Catch-up: Background To Our Interview on the Battle of Coral Balmoral Ep7 скачать в хорошем качестве

Veterans Catch-up: Background To Our Interview on the Battle of Coral Balmoral Ep7

#veterans #military #militaryhistory In this video, we provide a backdrop of our interview with Peter Fraser, who not only led as a platoon commander of A Company, 3RAR but also experienced the harrowing and pivotal moments of the Vietnam War first-hand at the Battle of Coral Balmoral. This prelude offers a glimpse into some of the topics that were discussed in the interview. For more on Steve's bag: Only 15 bags left at $250 – Presale closing fast. This isn’t just another duffle bag. Only 15 bags left at this price. Grab yours now: https://buy.stripe.com/4gw1602KabIQdN... or voortrekka.com The Voortrekka bag: • Makes camping easier – by organising all your gear in one place • Tough as nails – military-inspired, made for the Aussie bush • Designed for car campers – one bag, one swag, no stress What you get in the presale: • $100 off RRP • Free delivery anywhere in Australia • Free Voortrekka laundry bag • Free Velcro patch • 12-month warranty • VIP updates during production • Full refund guarantee if we don’t meet delivery times This is your chance to join the first drop. For information on scottandparker: From merino wool beanies to trail-ready socks, we bring you the kind of gear that works when it matters most. We curate outdoor accessories crafted in Finland — a land forged by cold, where quality isn’t optional, and performance is personal. These are Finnish innovations steeped in Nordic design, grit, and resilience. At home out there. Our gear that does what it says. Keeps you warm. Keeps you dry. Gets you through. Built for the cold. Worn by those who don’t wait for perfect weather. Visit: https://scottandparker.com.au Because if your gear can’t handle the conditions — what’s the point? Reach out to us on our website https://storycraftersdownunder.com.au or [email protected] and chat to us on the show. ‘Nobody wants to know, it doesn’t matter, it’s too hard to talk about and I don’t want to talk about those times.’ Actually yes, people do want to know, it most certainly matters, and we have found when a sympathetic pair of ex-servicemen break the ice in the discussion with the veteran, they find they do want to talk – the process is cathartic for the veteran and liberating in the same way a counsellor releases a pent-up memory. It can help the veteran and their closest family members to talk in ways they previously been unable to find.