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A curated collection of media from the South African Border War and the Rhodesian Bush War

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A page detailing some of the necessary chores needed to be performed before an Inspection, the South African Defense Force. B
A page detailing some of the necessary chores needed to be performed before an Inspection, the South African Defense Force. Basic Training, D Coy, 3 SAI, January 1984. grahamlesliemccallum (2013). SADF – Military Service – through the eyes and pencil of an 18 year old – No. 3 of 16 BASIC TRAINING. [online] Graham Leslie McCallum. Available at: https://grahamlesliemccallum.wordpress.com/2013/09/26/242/

🇿🇦 South Africa's Forgotten Air Wars 📎 Australian Military Aviation History

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When the bushes start speaking Afrikaans
When the bushes start speaking Afrikaans

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"The Dirty Dozen" - South Africa's first special forces unit in 1970. In the back left to right: John More, Fires van Vuuren,
"The Dirty Dozen" - South Africa's first special forces unit in 1970. In the back left to right: John More, Fires van Vuuren, Trevor Floyd, Kenaas Conradie, Jan Breytenbach, FC van Zyl, Dan Lamprecht. Front: Yogi Potgieter, Dewald de Beer, Hoppie Fourie.

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RIP Colonel (Ret) Jan Dirk Breytenbach (14 July 1932 - 16 June 2024) Best known as the first commander of 1 Reconnaissance Co
RIP Colonel (Ret) Jan Dirk Breytenbach (14 July 1932 - 16 June 2024) Best known as the first commander of 1 Reconnaissance Commando, South Africa's first special forces unit. In his long career, he served in the Suez Crisis, the Biafran War, the South African Border War, and the Angolan Civil War, and attained the rank of colonel before his retirement.

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23 Septermber 1964, Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd accepts the first South African R1 rifle.
23 Septermber 1964, Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd accepts the first South African R1 rifle.