Mick Malone's guest appearances

Mick Malone

Rare Air with Meri Fatin

RSN Racing Pulse

Sunday Central - With Brendan Delaney, 10 - Midday Sundays

Australian War History Podcast

SENTrack

Giddy Up

Once Upon a Time in the Ashes

Paul Kelly

Adam Hamilton

James Ross

Tom Ryan

Michael Ward

Brad Evans

Tom Moore

Tom Cronin

Matthew Williams

Bill Mitchell

John Moore

Alastair Donald

Tim Wilson

Andrew Clark

Jonathan Agnew

OwlTail

Mick Malone joins us to talk about the 1977 Ashes tour of England, that culminated in Mick taking 5-63 and scoring 46 with the bat at the Oval in his one and only Test for Australia. He also chats growing up in Scarborough, World Series Cricket and his time playing in the Lancashire League for Haslingden. 

Mick Malone joins us to talk about the 1977 Ashes tour of England, that culminated in Mick taking 5-63 and scoring 46 with the bat at the Oval in his one and only Test for Australia. He also chats growing up in Scarborough, World Series Cricket and his time playing in the Lancashire League for Haslingden.

Episode 12 - Mick Malone

Welcome to the first episode of the Vietnam series for the Australian war history podcast. In this episode, we introduce you to the story of Mick Malone a distinguished SAS soldier who served in Vietnam. Patreon: www.patreon.com/auswarhistory Mick's website: https://www.imprimaturbooks.com.au/micks-blog/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/imprimaturbooks/ Simmo, the book by Mick can be bought online.

Welcome to the first episode of the Vietnam series for the Australian war history podcast. In this episode, we introduce you to the story of Mick Malone a distinguished SAS soldier who served in Vietnam. Patreon: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/auswarhistory" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.patreon.com/auswarhistory</a> Mick's website: <a href="https://www.imprimaturbooks.com.au/micks-blog/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.imprimaturbooks.com.au/micks-blog/</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/imprimaturbooks/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/imprimaturbooks/</a> Simmo, the book by Mick can be bought online.

S02E01 - Vietnam - Mick Malone

Mick Malone - Talking Horses 08/09

"My father lived and breathed soldiering... and he didn't want me to be in the Army. But he signed the paper... and away I went on a career I've loved." Mick Malone's 27-year career in the Australian Defence Force was mostly spent in the SAS, including a twelve month tour of duty in Vietnam. His passion for military books was ignited by the reading required of those in the regiment. For over 25 years he's been running Imprimatur Books, specialising in old and rare military books, including the highly sought-after unit histories. He's about to publish a biography of SAS hero Ray Simpson VC and has written other publications about the Special Air Services Regiment. Mick served in the SAS from 1967 to 1992 from Trooper to Captain and was posted to the Royal Military College Duntroon and to RSM of 1st Commando Regiment among his appointments. He was awarded OAM ( Medal of the Order of Australia) in 1989. Recorded in the RTRFM Studios, Beaufort St, Mt Lawley, WA Mixed by Adrian Sardi ( The Vault Audio Post Production) Theme music Les Jeunes Pousses by Françoiz Breût Production music Here at Last - Andrew Seistrup ( Free Music Archive) Rare Air podcast © Meri Fatin Photo by Meri Fatin

"My father lived and breathed soldiering... and he didn't want me to be in the Army. But he signed the paper... and away I went on a career I've loved." Mick Malone's 27-year career in the Australian Defence Force was mostly spent in the SAS, including a twelve month tour of duty in Vietnam. His passion for military books was ignited by the reading required of those in the regiment. For over 25 years he's been running Imprimatur Books, specialising in old and rare military books, including the highly sought-after unit histories. He's about to publish a biography of SAS hero Ray Simpson VC and has written other publications about the Special Air Services Regiment. Mick served in the SAS from 1967 to 1992 from Trooper to Captain and was posted to the Royal Military College Duntroon and to RSM of 1st Commando Regiment among his appointments. He was awarded OAM ( Medal of the Order of Australia) in 1989. Recorded in the RTRFM Studios, Beaufort St, Mt Lawley, WA Mixed by Adrian Sardi ( The Vault Audio Post Production) Theme music Les Jeunes Pousses by Françoiz Breût Production music Here at Last - Andrew Seistrup ( Free Music Archive) Rare Air podcast © Meri Fatin Photo by Meri Fatin

Mick Malone: Soldier and Military Book Specialist