Further to the last pipe,
quick Oz google found this.
Graham Kennedy was the name of the beefer, raving, for the use of. For some reason which totally escapes me, he was known as "Mr TV" down here, (It`s `cause Oz telly is shite `Arry)
Oz public look on him the way we look on Mike Barrymore, or Kenny Everet. Difference being, Mike and Kenny were straight as, hey.
Here`s what one reviewer has to say....
A good DVD to add to any collection of Vietnam War movies. Don't expect anything on the scale of Platoon or We Were Soldiers though. This is a low budget film, but unlike the others, is from an Australian perspective. The movie centres around the exploits of a patrol from SAS 3 Squadron during their one year tour in Vietnam. It captures both the mundane routine of life at the Nui Dat base where soldiers would make their own fun, and then the heightened state of tension when on patrol. A favorite movie of my father who served in the SAS in Vietnam in 69/70, it was as he called it "a movie I could relate to". But if youre into big battle scenes, this is not the movie for you. More of a satire based on fact. Also the Australian base at Nui Dat was never mortored, and in the bridge ambush scene, no sealed roads with lines on them in Vietnam. That was filmed locally. A sentimental favorite of mine and a must have of Vietnam War buffs or anyone interested in the Australian SAS.
From what I`ve heard this fillum has no relation whatsoever with what the Diggers got up to in the Nam, (as they call it.) Lots of covert O.P.s, minimal contact doesn`t make for a good movie, or a good Walt, come to that. (Did I ever tell youse blokes about the contact I had, just outside of Me Bang Hard?

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Viet Nam vets in Oz went through the same shit as seen in 4th July, born on, when they came home. They have a theme tune, sung by Jimmy Barnes, a Scot. Called "The Last Plane Out Of Sydney`s Almost Gone", it`s about PTSD sufferrer going back to Viet Nam to make some sense of it all. They got the shitty end of the stick from the Oz equiv of the British Leg Iron. "Fark youse blokes then. We`ll start our own thing". Called the Long Tan Assoc,Some very good guys, believe me.
I have lots of time for them.