Alberto-Joaquim Chipande leads a 12-man FRELIMO squad in an ambush against the administrative post at Chai, Cabo Delgado. One Portuguese policeman is killed, and two are wounded. This is the official start of the war.
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XO BBHQ posted in the group Selous Scouts
@Rhodesian Selous Scouts #selousscouts
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XO BBHQ posted in the group Selous Scouts
#Rhodesian Selous Scout Freefall Parachutist Course, Class of 1976. #selousscouts
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XO BBHQ posted in the group South African Border War
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XO BBHQ posted in the group South African Border War
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XO BBHQ posted in the group South African Border War
#C47 ”Dragon Dak’
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XO BBHQ posted in the group South African Border War
Captured #T-55
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Dramatic image of the dangers faced by South African servicemen during the Border War. Here #101Bn ‘Romeo Mike’ (special reaction force) battle casualties are being evacuated in a SAAF #Puma Helicopter from the battlefield to the Surgical Hospital at AFB #Ondangwa. The Medics are on standby and ready to receive them and the lives of these men…Read More
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#SWATF (Southwest Africa Territorial Force) #101Bn #Casspir MRAP convoy, rolling out to contact.
101 Battalion had an interesting history as a unit. Their tactics combined ancient stone age tactics, with the pinnacle 20th century steel and fire. It was originally formed as a unit that provided skilled trackers and interpreters to South…Read More
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XO BBHQ posted in the group 31/201 Bn 'Bushmen'
#31Bn of the (SADF) South Defense Forces, during the South African Border War of August 26th, 1966 – January 15th, 1990, and Angolan War.
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XO BBHQ posted in the group 61 Mechanised Battalion Group
Three members of the SADF’s #61Mech Battalion Group take a rest during the fighting on the #Lomba river in Angola in 1987.
These young SADF national servicemen – most of them having just written a High School matric a year before – have just shattered the Angolan/Cuban coalition’s mechanised offensive, turning the tide at the height of this…Read More
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photograph of Cpl Stephen Bothma captures the grit and camaraderie of a 101 Battalion ‘Romeo Mike’ unit in action somewhere on the Angolan/South West Africa (Namibia) border