In this episode of Podshout, we talk to a truly inspirational Australian, Vietnam War Veteran, Brendan “Tombstone” Kincade OAM.
Brendan has spent much of his life working to improve the welfare of other Veterans and educating younger Australians about the Anzac Spirit, but also - the futility of War.
He shares with us the strength and camaraderie of the men and women who saw service in the Vietnam War and how many shunned them when they returned.
Brendan discusses the hidden toll on the Australian troops, and indeed generations of Vietnamese, caused by Agent Orange.
Mixed in with all this, is the wonderful story of how Brendan met his wife Sheryl, who he met through his welfare work with Veterans and their families.
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