Kokoda Wallaby: Stan Bisset: The Rugby International Who Became a Kokoda Hero by Andrew James

Kokoda Wallaby: Stan Bisset: The Rugby International Who Became a Kokoda Hero

Andrew James
296 pages
Allen & Unwin
Nov 2011
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Stan Bisset was a real hero, both in battle, on the rugby pitch and in desperate armed combat against the Japanese during the Second World War. As a member of the ill-fated 1939 Wallaby touring team to England, he was a rugby legend. In the Middle East and on the Kokoda Track, he was one of Australia's most distinguished and heroic combatants. But above all else, he personified so many attributes of the Australian soldier: moral and physical courage, compassion, selflessness, independence, loyalty, resourcefulness, devotion, and humor. Stan Bisset's remarkable life story is told by former Australian soldier and Afghanistan veteran Andrew James. This is a truly inspiring book that crosses generations.
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Pages 296
Publisher Allen & Unwin
Published 2011
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