Money cut for Victoria Cross soldier's parents to share story
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Corporal Cameron Baird lost his life in Afghanistan in 2013. The Special Forces commando's bravery in his final moments earned him the Victoria Cross for Australia, our highest military honour.
Since then, Cameron's parents have been keeping his legacy alive, travelling the country to represent their son and share his stories.
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Corporal Cameron Baird died in Afghanistan in 2013 and received the Victoria Cross. A Current Affair
The federal government has been footing the travel bill, but Doug and his wife have been told that's about to stop.
Watch the full interview in the video player above.
Attributable to a spokesperson for the Minister for Veterans' Affairs, Matt Keogh:
The Government acknowledges the conspicuous valour and exceptional sacrifice of Corporal Cameron Baird VC MG, killed in action in Afghanistan in June 2013.
We commend the dedicated work of Doug and Kaye Baird in commemoration of their son's service and sacrifice, as well as for their work with the broader veteran community.
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