• Ep. 190 Bryan Ramsbottom Australian Army, W.A. Police, Australian Federal Police - Wet Canteen Bottling Company

  • Nov 3 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs and 19 mins
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Ep. 190 Bryan Ramsbottom Australian Army, W.A. Police, Australian Federal Police - Wet Canteen Bottling Company

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    On today's Zero Limits Podcast I speak with Bryan Ramsbottom former Australian Army, W.A Police, Australian Federal Police and Co Owner Wet Canteen Bottling Company

    Bryan enlisted into the Army in 1998 serving in the Royal Australian Artillery Corps. During his service he deployed to East Timor with 5/7 RAR as a forward observer and a deployment on Op Relex Australian waters border force operations supporting the Navy. After discharge from the army Bryan joined Western Australian Police force spending 5 years on the force. He then transitioned to the Australian Federal Police joining their International Deployment Group.

    Bryan deployed to the Solomon Islands and South Sudan and in addition to his overseas work, Bryan was as a tactical intelligence officer with the AFP’s Specialist Response Group.

    In 2021 Brian co started Wet Canteen Bottling Company. Wet Canteen Bottling Company is an Australian-owned and operated brand. Partnering with Australian liquor distilleries we offering a range of spirits with the unique option of customised labels.

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