Episode 4: with Nathan Mullins from Defence 247

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Today we are joined by Nathan Mullins.  Nathan and I have worked together in many interesting places including Kashmir, Iraq, and Afghanistan.  We have had a lot of good times and tested the boundaries of risk.   Nathan is a decorated Australian Special Forces soldier and former Commando who served on missions to Timor Lese, Papua New Guinea, and Afghanistan.  Nathan has published two highly successful books, How to Amputate a Leg, and Keep Your Head Down.  Nathan is a senior consultant with the United Nations’ World Food Program, and currently leading efforts at Defence 247.  

See more about Nathan’s work at Defence 247 | The no.1 source for everything defence.

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