Guests Peter Cosgrove, former Chief of the Australian Defence Force and Governor-General, and Mia Martin Hobbs, an author and postdoctoral fellow, delve into Australia’s military past and present. They discuss the Vietnam War's impact on national identity and public sentiment, exploring how political figures shaped military engagements over decades. The conversation covers evolving attitudes toward defense, the significance of veteran healing journeys, and the challenges posed by modern threats, all while advocating for a cohesive national identity in the face of global uncertainty.
