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Staple diet when on patrol. SADF rat pack

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.

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Meatballs on an espit stove. Typical ratpack meal.

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Agony never changes. “Half right FACE!” You don’t know how to be hard unless you’ve spent a few hours in the front leaning rest, pushing earth long after your muscles have hit failure. Military Art, Military History, Once Were Warriors, Special Air Service, World Conflicts, Army Day, Brothers In Arms, Military Training, Defence Force

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South Africa's Forgotten War - Gary Baines (eBook)

White South Africans who fought in the long 'Border War' to maintain apartheid now find themselves in a country run by their former enemies. Gary Baines examines their continuing struggle to come to terms with the conflict and their efforts to have their voices heard. Published in: HISTORY TODAY, Volume 59, Issue 4, 2009 Author: Gary Baines 8 Pages, eBook format. Download link will be immediately available after checkout.