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RSM Jose da Costa of SA Special Forces wearing Rhodesian brushstroke camo. Armed with a Hungarian AMD-65. 1980s, Angolan War.
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Neves Matias, José Da Costa and Christiano Victorino just before pick-up – Operation Killarney
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Entrance to 5 Special Forces Regiment
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Recce operator Andre Diedericks from 5 Recce Regiment with a record breaking 94 kg rucksack during training
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SADF SF Recce: Neves Matias during Operation Barrage, 1983
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South African small team Recces returning from a mission in Angola. Man to the left became SF RSM, and the man to the right pretty much invented small team concepts for the SADF. José Da Costa and Andre Diedericks (RIP). 80’s
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5 Special Forces Regiment is based in Phalaborwa in the east of the northern Limpopo Province, and was established in Durban in 1976. After a sojourn at Duku Duku in northern KwaZulu-Natal, the unit moved into its present lines in 1980. Its post-2002 structure provides for two operational commandos, called 51 Commando and 52 Commando respectively, and a training wing. It specialises in overland operations, especially long-range infiltration, intelligence gathering and airborne operations.
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