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My uncle was a member of 7 Div AASC (Australian Army Service Corps) and served during World War 2. This was a transport unit so this story struck a cord with me. His unit was posted to Tobruk (he was proud to be a “Rat of Tobruk”) as well as other places in the Middle East and the Pacific. Lest We Forget.

Very insightful !!

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Such a good interview

Great information. Very proud of your success. The music was extremely annoying.

As an ex driver also from the early ‘80’s I enjoyed this - obviously targeted to a far younger audience than us old dudes :) having met some of these young people, I believe they are professional, smart & humble.

Hey, I've completed my graduation (Btech in Mining Engineering ) from a reupted college of India, and I'll be joining in a mining company as Graduate Engineering Trainee in 2 months, but I wish to move out and work abroad, can you please suggest me how the process like to join the company? I'm currently 22F

Thank you for the great interview. I am now considering joining the ADF.

I was a driver back in the early '80s, we drove vehicles that had no power steering, left overs from the Vietnam War ... brilliants pieces of machinery. Our motto was, 'Why walk when you can drive' ... Today's Army is very corporate, very much what the above spiel is, what with the background music and inclusivity.

I think this man with his good christian heart , will ad true value to anything he becomes involved with. ..

Great discussion Libby

Cool

cheering you on my Son.💚💙

This is a great interview

BHP Billiton, Atlas Copco and Rio Tinto are the best corporations to work with for anyone in the mineral industry.

How about putting Children first and get the Jehovah Witnesses off our streets.,.with all the PEDOPHILIA attached to them, Why would you give right to these creeps over Children...when they are confronted with there sickness, They laugh..AND YOU MOE COUNCIL ARE GIVING THESE CREEPS THE RIGHT...WHY SHOULD RUBBISH BE PICKED UP OFF THE STREETS WHEN YOU ALLOWED SUCH EVIL TRASH TO BE IN PUBLIC AROUND CHILDEN...SHAME ON YOU PEOPLE

I love the concept of getting to experience everything from infantry to armour to aircraft. Artillery, armour and driver are my choices of corps, but being able to experience all of the above with one role sounds too good!

Really informative Thank you 🙏

I would love to hear more from people who are working in other locations across Australia.

This is AWESOME thanks for the video and interview. I'm thinking of diving into the Academy.

I'm planning on joining the reserves while getting my helicopters licensed and then switching to full time and keeping my pilots licensed for after the army will this work?

Is it good that at 15 I can meet all the commando fitness requirements aprt from the beep test witch I haven't tried in a while

That would be the coolest, my 9 to 5 job honestly is low key depression.

ELECTRONICS ENGINEER!

Well done Isabella, it makes for a great career start, and you'll make friends with colleagues who will stand by you for the rest of your life!

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Some great advice!

keep them coming

this channel is pretty great for young people, espically those still in high school, or just getting out. Might be an interesting idea to somehow promote this channel for australian high school students

Sorry but this is far the worst video I ever saw on YT.

I joined IBM Canada in June 1973 as a computer operator in Vancouver BC, then over the next nearly 43 years had a lot of different jobs including working in a sales branch, working in the software development lab in Toronto, working at Americas HQ in White Plains NY (twice) and for the last 15 years working as the techincal sales leader for IBM Canada mainframe and high-end Linux servers. I retired 5.5 years ago and joined an IBM partner as a technical consultant. My years at IBM were an incredible experience and I ended up traveling all over the world with IBM.

Great interview and great to put the spotlight on such an awesome industry with a big future with huge diversity of employment opportunities through the value chain i.e paddock to plate