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- Narrated by: Nick Farnell
- Length: 7 hrs and 1 min
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 11-10-17
- Language: English
- Publisher: Hachette Australia
Regular price: $35.89
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DELTA Adventures with Everyday Tactical Advice
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Publisher's Summary
From his early life as an up-and coming AFL player to his tours of duty in Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan and his final battle in the dusty Ghawcha village in the Uruzgan Province, Afghanistan - the powerful biography of Cameron Baird, VC, MG, one of Australia's most decorated modern soldiers.
On 22 June 2013, Corporal Cameron Baird was a 2nd Commando Regiment Special Forces soldier when he led his platoon into a known Taliban stronghold to back up another Australian unit under heavy fire. In the prolonged firefight, Cameron was mortally wounded. In 2014, Cameron's bravery and courage under fire saw him posthumously awarded the 100th Victoria Cross, our highest award possible for bravery in the presence of the enemy.
Cameron Baird died how he lived - at the front, giving it his all, without any indecision. He will forever be remembered by his mates and the soldiers he served with in the 2nd Commando Regiment.
The Commando reveals Cameron's life, from young boy and aspiring AFL player who only missed out on being drafted because of injury, to exemplary soldier and leader. Cameron's story and that of 4RAR and 2nd Commando personifies the courage and character of the men and women who go to war and will show us the good man we have lost.
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- Dan Stow
- 06-13-18
Amazing
The word hero is bounded around a lot in this day and age but it is men like cam and others like him around the world that truly deserve that title, a truly remarkable man.
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- Jen Hofman
- 11-22-17
Fabulous
Not only is this s great tribute to Cameron, it is also full of information about these wars , how they came about and why we were there. Very interesting and moving, RIP Cam, thanks for your service.
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- Kevin
- 07-29-18
a wonderful book about a Australian war Hero
I believe that this is a wonderful book and anyone interested military history of great men should read.
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- Janette Gorman
- 04-27-18
Honour
A well written book about a honourable man and a bunch of equally honourable men. Actually a bit lost for words writing this.
Great narration
Lest We Forget
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- Anonymous User
- 02-25-18
hero
loved it. this man was a true hero. a true inspiration to all.
lest we forget
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- Anonymous User
- 01-27-18
Bloody Excellent!
Excellent story and perfectly read, thank you!
This was written so well and the readers voice/accent etc was perfect for the content.
Damn upset its over.
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-05-17
Modern warrior a beast on the Battlefield
Inspirational story of a man from a growing unit that shows it's capability skill set and fortitude to complete dominance on the Battlefield
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- MFR
- 12-13-17
Is this an ad for VB?
Any additional comments?
With no disrespect to the deceased or to any of those in his line of work, I'm not sure why this (audio) book reads like an advertisement for big Australian brands. I think there were probably as many mentions of specific beers, bars, and bands as there were quotes from the subject himself.
1 of 2 people found this review helpful