Jim Molan is a living example of the quality of those great statesmen we once had in Australia. A distinguished general who held a series of commands, including the 6th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment and the Australian Defence College, he served in East Timor and Iraq, was military attaché in Jakarta, speaks Indonesian and in 2004 was made Chief of Operations of the mainly American 170,000-strong Multinational Force in Iraq.
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