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maddogmcewan posted in the group 61 Mechanised Bn
Men of Steel. Looking every bit the SADF Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM) – and epitomising a very special and unique breed of men, feared and loved by the troops and NCO’s (and some junior commissioned officers) all at the same time. Easily identified by the South African crest worn behind a red patch on the sleeve. This is Seargent Major H.G.…Read More
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maddogmcewan posted in the group Angolan / South African Border War
Famous image by Herman Potgieter of a South African Air Force DC 3 Dakota in 1979. An aircraft of World War 2 vintage the DC3 was known as the ‘vomit comet’ by the troops during the Bush War (partly due to low altitude hot air turbulence over Ovamboland). This DC3 is probably on it’s “milk run” ferrying troops and supplies from Grootfontein to…Read More
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maddogmcewan posted in the group Angolan / South African Border War
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maddogmcewan posted in the group Angolan / South African Border War
The knocked out Casspirs of 2nd Lt Anton Botes, at the back, and Lt Pierre Blignaut, in the foreground, at the battle of Indungo on October 31, 1987 during Operation #Firewood
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maddogmcewan posted in the group Angolan / South African Border War
South African troopies assault a terrorist position using R4 rifles
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maddogmcewan posted in the group Angolan / South African Border War
Troops talking to PB at a kraal in Ovamboland
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maddogmcewan posted in the group Angolan / South African Border War
Breakfast time on patrol in the operational area
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maddogmcewan posted in the group Angolan / South African Border War
SADF troop firing his R4 from an ambush position
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maddogmcewan posted in the group Angolan / South African Border War
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maddogmcewan posted in the group Koevoet (SWAPOL TIN)
#Ongandjera #Koevoet SAP-COIN Base 1985 – Wynand Viljoen
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maddogmcewan posted in the group South African Special Forces – Recces
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maddogmcewan posted in the group Angolan / South African Border War
Air Loadmaster Derek Mathews doing an engine Oil Check on a C160Z at Omega, 03 December
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