Blowin' In The Wind

This documentary sheds light on a secret treaty allowing US military training and testing on Australian soil. It examines the consequences of recycled uranium weapons, particularly their physical and moral effects on Australians. The runtime of 61 minutes makes it a concise yet impactful watch.

As Australia debates the expansion of uranium mining, this film addresses the complex relationship between national security and environmental concerns. The perspectives of prominent figures like George W. Bush and Donald Rumsfeld add depth to the discussion surrounding military policy and its implications for Australian citizens. This film is relevant for those interested in military documentaries and environmental advocacy.