Meet Liz Jackman; Army wife, entrepreneur and dog lover. After her husband was injured in Afghanistan, leaving him with a medical discharge, PTSD and little support, it was a dog called Whiskey that came to the rescue. Now Liz and her husband run a small charity, Whiskey’s Wish, providing service dog training to veterans, first responders & correctional officers suffering from PTSD.

Overwatch Australia is a boots on the ground, rapid response organisation tasked with supporting members of the ADF - past and present.

When family tragedy struck, Adrian made the tough decision to discharge. Little did he know that this immediate change from soldier to civilian would lead to a one of a kind app designed to help other veterans during and after their transition. Tune in to hear Adrian discuss Swiss 8.

Ashayla chats with ex-Federal Police Officer Travis Hocart about his passion for history and what inspired him to begin his small business, Kokoda Crossing.

Cam's Cause is a small charity doing big things for the veteran community in honour of the late Cameron Baird VC MG. Listen in to hear Daniel Carroll, Vice President and childhood friend of Cam, discuss the charity and the life of a truly amazing man.

Tune in to this week's episode of "Prep Your Standard NATO" for a fascinating discussion with local historian Andrew Pittaway, author of "Fremantle Voices of the Great War".

Andrew's hobby is to uncover missing soldiers on the Western Front in order to apply for War Graves under the name of Fallen Diggers Incorporated.

Imagine a place that you could go to find out everything you could possibly want to know about a West Australian serviceman or woman. That is exactly what Sandra Playle has been working on for the past few years. Tune in to hear just how significant this project is and how it led to her current project, the Boy Soldiers of WA. Also mentioned is local historian Andrew Pittaway and the Gallipoli Trench Project in Geraldton.

On this week's episode of Prep Your Standard NATO, Vince Cusworth shares stories from his family at Gallipoli and the Western Front that lead to the publishing of his book "Jum's Luck". He also discusses with Ashayla the disconnect between the French and Australian reverence for, and treatment of, the graves of our fallen veterans.

On this week's episode of 'Prep Your Standard NATO', RSLWA's very own podcast, Ashayla chats with Julianne from the Old Court House Law Museum about their exhibition 'From Law to War to Peace'.

Unfortunately we had some technical issues when recording our episode of Prep Your Standard NATO with Lyndon and Janette from Baldivis War Memorial.

You see, it was a very hot day and we cranked the air con...which resulted in distortion in the recording. We've decided to upload it anyway. Please bear with the distortion so that you can learn more about this project.

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