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The life of R.S. ‘Skip’ Porteous“… a writer of quality and fidelity”- Angus & Robertson The story of this remarkable Australian through his many and varied careers, as told by Rob. Laurent. -
Breaking the "unbreakable code" of the Enigma machines that the Germans and Japanese used in the Second World War was miraculous. This book tells the story of behind the scenes; how the information was used by the allies without giving a hint to the enemy that their signals were being hacked. -
Growing up at Melbourne Water’s Western Treatment Plant, back in the 1950’s. Rob Laurent and his brothers spent an idyllic childhood in the unlikely surrounds of the Werribee sewerage treatment farm where their father, Bob, worked during the 1950’s. What was it like growing up on a sewerage farm? Rob. Laurent tells a fascinating story from his memories of growing up as a child there. -
Three of the Australian infantry battalions that served in Vietnam were ANZAC units, incorporating companies of the Royal New Zealand Regiment. This book tells the story of one such unit: 6RAR/NZ (ANZAC) Battalion. “With ANZACs in Vietnam” features hundreds of colour and black-and-white photographs taken by Australian and New Zealand members of 6RAR/NZ during that unit’s 1969-70 tour of duty in South Vietnam. Most of the photos have been stored in private collections since that time, unseen by the public. Forty-one years on they have been assembled here to show today’s generation how Australian and New Zealand soldiers lived and fought during the most controversial war of recent times. Rob Laurent ISBN: 978-0-9581921-5-6 200 PAGES Size (cm): 30.3 x 21.7 x 1.9 Weight: 1.103 kg.
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