CV and mad panic behaviour

[LP]

So your mate did a tour of Holsworthy, eh? Naughty boy.

Yes, he garnished a reputation for having occasional friendly disputes with superiors, oddly(maybe not) quite a few ended up good friends afterwards. They would have him charged but at the same time look after him, I suppose it's who you know. I've heard his former officers laud his ability, he had a bit of talent for diagnosing and predicting faults in systems, and would be used as a bit of a trouble-shooter on problems, but he will tell you the day to day on board would get the better of him and he'd blow off steam. Mind you, he was their boss at the time in post service careers!

To me his officers are an example of old world professionalism you don't see now, kyboshing Mitch Robinson is an example of a modern failure, and especially around this COVID stuff and politics. Nobody backtracks, corrects course or admits a blunder to fix their stuff ups, they just deny deny deny and push on even if it is to wider derision and oblivion.