The steady tactical advance begun by FAPLA on 2/6/87 has remain unchecked by UNITA and they are now at the source of the Chambinga River. In response to this Operation Moduler is launched with the establishment of Col. Jock Harris’ TAC HQ south of the Lomba River. Present at this TAC HQ is Colonel Mo Oelshig (SADF Liaison Officer with UNITA) and Colonel Piet Mulder from Rundu. The planning for Operation Moduler is fine-tuned from this TAC HQ
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XO BBHQ posted in the group South African Border War
Angolan, Soviet and Cuban soldiers pose for a photograph near Cuito Cuanavale in April 1988
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XO BBHQ posted in the group South African Border War
Cuban women soldiers at the training camp of Punda, near Luanda, Angola, in January 1989
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XO BBHQ posted in the group South African Border War
National Liberation Front of Angola
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XO BBHQ posted in the group Portuguese Colonial Wars
Portuguese mercenaries of the National Liberation Front of Angola during the Angolan Civil War
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XO BBHQ posted in the group South African Border War
Angolan Troops
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XO BBHQ posted in the group 4 Special Forces Regiment
Early photo of South Africa’s 4 Recce, today 4 SF Regiment, responsible for training and providing attack divers to the defence force
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XO BBHQ posted in the group 4 Special Forces Regiment
4 Recce Special Forces Divers
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SADF Recce special forces operators from 1RR, Angola 1980’s
L to R: S Sgt. Almerindo Mourao da Costa, Hannes Venter and Lieb Liebenberg. Photo by Alexander Strachan -
XO BBHQ posted in the group 5 Special Forces Regiment
SADF SF Recce: Neves Matias during Operation Barrage, 1983
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XO BBHQ posted in the group Koevoet (SWAPOL TIN)
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XO BBHQ posted in the group Koevoet (SWAPOL TIN)
Alouette III circling above a Casspir during a Koevoet operation
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