You have to have a sense of humour when you're at war. And you have to find it wherever you can.
Afghanistan
A Response to a Coward
In attempting to commercialise, polarise and white wash, Mr Singleton has got his so-called apology all wrong.
The Night Before Christmas.
Twas the night before Christmas, And all through Afghanistan, Not a creature was stirring, Not even the Taliban. But the soldiers of Combat Team - Charlie are getting ready for something big.
The Black Band
Perhaps only a few thousand people wear or own The Black Band, and fewer still really know what they are for. Discussing the issue with a six-year old can sometimes bring different things into focus.
Unanswered Questions.
Sean Starling, a former Infantrymen, reflects on what Anzac Day means to veterans of Australia's recent conflicts.
You Ready?
Danger can come from anywhere. Even those who are meant to be your allies.
Why The Rough Men Go.
"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf." - George Orwell
The Hills Of Nazir Karez.
Everyone learns perspective in a different way. Former soldier Sam O'Neil tells the story of a perspective he learnt from an Afghan child on a long deployment into a poor village.
The Deadly Dinner
Not a 'Red Wedding' style of dinner, but a story about how just one small piece of meat almost sent me home in a coffin. Please laugh at my expense.
The Toughest Part.
Is the toughest part of war going? Serving? Losing your mates? Or coming home? Air Force veteran Lisa reflects on her experiences and how they have impacted her and her family.
Tales Of A No One Soldier. 