No pain, no mess

Australia, 2000

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Episode number 4 of Series “The Academy”.
Six weeks into their training and its getting tough for some. Laura is having problems sleeping and trying to survive on four hours sleep a night. The cadets are coming up to their first parade and also their first visit with friends and family since joining ADFA. The third year cadets are on a tour of Gallipoli where they come to terms with the reality of war and loss of life, they also participate in the annual soccer match against Turkey; a match Australia has never won.

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director

Simon Target

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

production company

Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Duration

00:30:00:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
2000

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The Academy

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The Academy

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