Published 09/05/2024 4:34:30 p.m.

Book review: The Many Wars I Fought by Emile Wolfaardt - defenceWeb

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Between 1967 and 1994 the then-South African Defence Force (SADF) conscripted approximately 600,000 men (mostly Caucasian school-leavers) for compulsory military duty, commonly known as National Service. While the number of books covering South Africa’s campaign in Angola has been growing over the years, most tend to concentrate more on the elite forces and the operations they conducted behind enemy lines. This book rather, is the culmination of…

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Book review: The Many Wars I Fought by Emile Wolfaardt - defenceWeb

Between 1967 and 1994 the then-South African Defence Force (SADF) conscripted approximately 600,000 men (mostly Caucasian school-leavers) for compulsory military duty, commonly known as National Service. While the number of books covering South Africa’s campaign in Angola has been growing over the years, most tend to concentrate more on the elite forces and the operations they conducted behind enemy lines. This book rather, is the culmination of…

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