Post Timelines

21 Nov 1987 Chambinga

Elements of UNITA's 3rd and 5th Regular Battalions clashed with FAPLA patrols east of the Chambinga bridge on several occasions. FAPLA recovery parties crossed the bridge during the day to recover vehicles that had been abandoned on the east bank. These parties were...

20 Nov 1987 Chambinga

The day was quiet except for SAAF attacks on the 25 Brigade positions in the Chambinga bridge area.

28 Jul 1978 Chioco Area

Alouette III no R5177 hit by RPG-7 in the Chioco Area killing Air Lt. G.H.F. du Toit and Sgt K.P. Nelson

12 Dec 1977 Motoko Area

Alouette III no R5757 hit by ground fire in the Motoko Area killing Flt Sgt H A.J. Jarvie

23 Nov 1977 Motoko Area

Vampire no R1386 shot down by ground fire in the Motoko Area killing Air Lt. P.W. Haige

31 May 1977 Mapai

Dakota no R3702 hit by RPG on take off during Operation Aztec killing Flt Lt B. Collocott

17 May 1977

Alouette III no R5725 hit by ground fire, killing the tech SAC R.G. Nelson

12 Jan 1977 Malvernia

Canberra B2 no.R2514 hit in bomb bay by ground fire in the Malvernia area, killing Flt Lt I.H. Donaldson, Air Sub Lt D. Hawkes and Capt R.S.S. Warraker during Operation Manyatela

2 Sep 1976

RRAF Cessna 337 Lynx no R3413 hit by ground fire near the NE Mozambique Border, killing the pilot Air Lt. H.W.H. Stevens

1 Sep 1976

Alouette III hit by ground fire killing the tech, Sgt H.F. Belstead

18 Jul 1976

Alouette III hit by ground fire killing the tech, Sgt J.P. Graham

14 Aug 1974 Madziwa

Alouette III hit by RPG on the whilst on the ground, killing Maj. E C. Adams

20 Apr 1974

RRAF Trojan R3427 (Aermacchi AL.60) is shot down by a SAM7 over Mozambique. Air Sub Lt R.J. Wilson (killed), Flt Sgt R.S. Andrews (killed)

14 Apr 1974

RRAF Trojan R3244 (Aermacchi AL.60) is shot down by a SAM7 over Mozambique. Flt Lt B.C. Weinman (killed), SAC R.R. Durrett (killed)

20 Dec 1973

An Alouette flown by Air Lieutenant Dave Row and Sergeant Carl de Beer was hit by ground fire. Dave was hit in the right arm and leg, but managed to land the aircraft safely much to the relief of their army passengers.