Having now felt the physical and psychological impacts of a life in uniform, Adam discusses the support that the veterans received both during their deployments and when they came home.  Fred shifts into a more people-focused role, and he and Lorraine both talk about the importance of having a partner who understands military life. Believing support to be about more than just the people, David shares how ‘Flojo, the Bomb Dog’ was a huge part of his deployment.  Kim meanwhile, struggles to find the support that she felt she should have received following the death of her husband.

<p>Having now felt the physical and psychological impacts of a life in uniform, Adam discusses the support that the veterans received both during their deployments and when they came home.&nbsp; Fred shifts into a more people-focused role, and he and Lorraine both talk about the importance of having a partner who understands military life. Believing support to be about more than just the people, David shares how &lsquo;Flojo, the Bomb Dog&rsquo; was a huge part of his deployment.&nbsp; Kim meanwhile, struggles&nbsp;to find the support that she&nbsp;felt she&nbsp;should have received following the death of her husband.</p>

Adam Shand navigates raw conversations with recent Australian Defence Force members about their lives in service.  From enlisting, to the challenges that come with training, conflict, and life after the uniform, these are real stories of the highs and lows of military life.

<p>Adam Shand navigates raw conversations with recent Australian Defence Force members about their lives in service.&nbsp; From enlisting, to the challenges that come with training, conflict, and life after the uniform, these are real stories of the highs and lows of military life.</p>

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