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SADF 61 Mech Ratel 90 in convoy during the Border War circa Once Were Warriors, South African Air Force, World Conflicts, Army Day, Defence Force, Army Vehicles, Tactical Survival, Military History, Armed Forces

Once Were Warriors South African Air Force World Conflicts Army Day Defence Force Army Vehicles Tactical Survival Military History

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SADF 61 Mech Ratel 90 in convoy during the Border War circa 1980's

Essay of south african war 1899 The South African War On 9 October 1899 the SAR issued an ultimatum to Britain and two days later, on 11 October the war was officially declared between.

Operations conducted during the South African Border War.

A South African Olifant MBT in Angola. It entered service in 1985 and was deployed to the Angolan theater in 1986

South African Olifant Mk.1A in Angola (1987/88) rolling past a FAPLA M-46 130mm field gun [1024x595]

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South African Olifant Mk.1A in Angola (1987/88) rolling past a FAPLA M-46 130mm field gun [1024x595]

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This photo was taken about the fourth day after SADF had attacked Onjiva in Operation Protea.. Bats and Ratels had spent 3 days clearing the trenches of the big Fapla base next to the airport...tons of captured Soviet weapons and equipment was brought together and driven/loaded back to SA. Army Day, Troops, Soldiers, Defence Force, Photo Essay, African History, Armed Forces, South Africa, Military

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Defence Force Photo Essay

African History

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This photo was taken about the fourth day after SADF had attacked Onjiva in Operation Protea.. Bats and Ratels had spent 3 days clearing the trenches of the big Fapla base next to the airport...tons of captured Soviet weapons and equipment was brought together and driven/loaded back to SA.