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Parte de Missing Voices, Oral history project
National Serviceman, Citizen Force (Light horse Regiment) and senior officer in National Intelligence Agency (retired at rank equivalent to a Colonel); Krugersdorp, 26 + 28 April 2008; 7 tapes; 1 Audio CD, no. 24a.
Parte de Missing Voices, Oral history project
Worked for the South African War Resisters organization in London. Left South africa when her husband went into exile to avoid conscription; Johannesburg, 22 February 2008; 1 tape.
Glossary of South african military slang
Parte de Missing Voices, Oral history project
Heads of Services, South African Defence Force (SADF)
Parte de Missing Voices, Oral history project
The nature and extent of South Africa's involvement in the Angolan conflict. SADF Press release
Parte de Missing Voices, Oral history project
(This relates to operation Savannah which was conducted in Angola from October 1975-January 1976).
Scientia Militaria - South African Journal of Military Studies, Vol.30, no.2
Parte de Missing Voices, Oral history project
The militarisation of South African white society, 1948-1990. McGill Alexander. McGill Alexander served in the SADF as a paratrooper and finally left the military with the rank of Major General.
Parte de Missing Voices, Oral history project
Parte de Missing Voices, Oral history project
Briefing to the South African cabinet during a meeting to the operational area in Northern Namibia (then South West Africa). The document reveals that the military commanders told the cabinet that they believed they could win a "shooting war" in Namibia and Angola lbut said that politicians would have to improve the conditions under which black people lived in South Africa if the ideological war in the country was to be won.
Reminiscences of DR Walker. Posted on the Sentinel Projects website
Parte de Missing Voices, Oral history project
The uniformed web that sprawls across the country. Anton Harber, Weekly Mail
Parte de Missing Voices, Oral history project