Canyon - Holcroft, Christopher J.
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Scott Morrow and his Venturer Unit take a canyoning trip that pits the youths against raging elements and forces them to make a life and death decision nobody wants. Scott's actions unite a nation behind him with the Prime Minister sending Army Commandos and a Blackhawk helicopter to make a daring rescue attempt to save him and his injured mate. Hundreds of Rover Scouts join the race to help save Scott, the boy who brought them to national prominence and gave the Australian community a new force in rescue management.

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Scott Morrow and his Venturer Unit take a canyoning trip that pits the youths against raging elements and forces them to make a life and death decision nobody wants. Scott's actions unite a nation behind him with the Prime Minister sending Army Commandos and a Blackhawk helicopter to make a daring rescue attempt to save him and his injured mate. Hundreds of Rover Scouts join the race to help save Scott, the boy who brought them to national prominence and gave the Australian community a new force in rescue management.
Autorenporträt
Christopher J. Holcroft is the author of six books. His background is in communications, media training, complex public information planning and implementation, and journalism.He was a member of the Australian Army Reserve for more than 43 years. His overseas deployments have included Bougainville (1999), East Timor (2001), and Iraq (2006).For more than 36 years, Christopher has been involved in scouting, including Venturer Scout Units in both Victoria and NSW. Christopher was presented the Silver Wattle Award by Scouts Australia in August 2008 for his outstanding service to Scouting. He was later awarded the Silver Koala in 2016 for his distinguished service. Christopher holds a Masters degree in Organisational Communication from Charles Sturt University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Technology, Sydney, where he majored in Journalism and Communications Technology. He is also a Justice of the Peace.