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Ep 027: Lt Tom Moore - Australian Army Veteran

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Tom joined the Australian Army in 2008 and served for 8 years in the infantry; first as a private solider, and then early on in his career, he was commissioned as an officer.
In this episode Tom talks about his family history with the military and the incentive to join himself, going through all training as a private solider before requesting to become an officer, where he went through Royal Military College Duntroon.
Tom also shares his experience returning from an operational tour of Afghanistan, multiple roles as an officer once back, and his medical battles; which included tackling mental health. He goes on to explain the company he co-founded called With You With Me, which helps build new talent pools for in-demand tech roles using their data-led workforce solutions. Many of the workforce are military veterans.
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Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Growing Up (00:03:16)

3. Joining the Australian Army (00:11:40)

4. Basic Training - Wagga Wagga (00:14:58)

5. Initial Employment Training (00:18:59)

6. Royal New South Wales Regiment (00:20:34)

7. Royal Military College, Duntroon (00:23:41)

8. Further Officer Training (00:45:05)

9. Afghanistan (00:47:14)

10. Returning from Afghan (00:57:26)

11. Multiple Officer Roles (01:04:02)

12. Reconnaissance Course (01:08:35)

13. Acting Officer Commanding (01:13:25)

14. Leading Range Instructor (01:19:22)

15. Recruit Training School (01:22:01)

16. Medical & Mental Health (01:25:01)

17. Transition Back to Civilian Life (01:28:31)

18. With You With Me (01:36:21)

19. Final Thoughts & Advice (01:43:36)

73 episodes

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Tom joined the Australian Army in 2008 and served for 8 years in the infantry; first as a private solider, and then early on in his career, he was commissioned as an officer.
In this episode Tom talks about his family history with the military and the incentive to join himself, going through all training as a private solider before requesting to become an officer, where he went through Royal Military College Duntroon.
Tom also shares his experience returning from an operational tour of Afghanistan, multiple roles as an officer once back, and his medical battles; which included tackling mental health. He goes on to explain the company he co-founded called With You With Me, which helps build new talent pools for in-demand tech roles using their data-led workforce solutions. Many of the workforce are military veterans.
Watch Episode on YouTube
Part 1: youtu.be/_4A8hmCKSSI
Part 2:
youtu.be/VlbMmzaoJT0
TikTok:
tiktok.com/@militaryveteranspodcast
Instagram:
instagram.com/militaryveteranspodcast
Twitter:
twitter.com/MilVetPodcast
LinkedIn:
linkedin.com/company/military-veterans-podcast
Merchandise:
milvetpodcast.com/merch

Send us a text

Message at the beginning of the recording is from your host Gav, giving you information on how you can support the show through Patreon.
Supporting monthly would help the show record future episodes and help with the upkeep of the show.
£5 a month will give you access to bonus recordings, where Gav and the guest chat about things that don't make it into the main recording.
Thank you.

Support the show

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Growing Up (00:03:16)

3. Joining the Australian Army (00:11:40)

4. Basic Training - Wagga Wagga (00:14:58)

5. Initial Employment Training (00:18:59)

6. Royal New South Wales Regiment (00:20:34)

7. Royal Military College, Duntroon (00:23:41)

8. Further Officer Training (00:45:05)

9. Afghanistan (00:47:14)

10. Returning from Afghan (00:57:26)

11. Multiple Officer Roles (01:04:02)

12. Reconnaissance Course (01:08:35)

13. Acting Officer Commanding (01:13:25)

14. Leading Range Instructor (01:19:22)

15. Recruit Training School (01:22:01)

16. Medical & Mental Health (01:25:01)

17. Transition Back to Civilian Life (01:28:31)

18. With You With Me (01:36:21)

19. Final Thoughts & Advice (01:43:36)

73 episodes

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