H+61 Paul “Tug” Hartley

Tug was awarded the George Medal for his actions as a medic on the “day of days” in Afghanistan 2006, serving with 3 Para Battlegroup at Kajaki Dam. The events were turned into a feature film of the same name. He has since left the military and works as the Training and Development Manager for health care provider Iqarus Ltd.

This episode was sponsored by Westway Nissan, Aardvark Clearmine,Rugby4Heroes and Team Rubicon.

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