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War Stories *Signed* Up close and personal in third world conflicts / by Al J. Venter and friends.                                             Venter, Al J. Pretoria: Protea Book House, 2011. 1st Edition  

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War Stories *Signed* Up close and personal in third world conflicts / by Al J. Venter and friends. Venter, Al Pretoria: Protea Book House, 2011. 1st Edition  

War And Peace in South Africa 1879-1881 The Writings of Philip Anstruther & Edward Essex by Paul H Butterfield Scripta Africana Series Limited Edition Nbr Review Copy/1000 A red leather bound edition published by Scripta African Series complete with red slipcase Red leather covers with gold writing to the spine & front cover, binding is tight & strong, no marks or inscriptions, a review copy SIGNED by Hans Strydom on the presentation page, an as new copy complete in slipcase Postage within S Africa R1009 thru P Office Postnet or courier options are available Overseas buyers can contact us for a postal quote Abe #  

War In The Pacific, America At War VOLUME 1 by Jerome T. Hagen SIGNED COPY A first edition softcover published by Hawaii Pacific University in 2006 Picture cover boards are as new, binding is tight & strong, SIGNED by the author with an inscription on the title page. Postage cost within South Africa will be R30.00 Overseas buyers can contact us for a postal quote abe#

SIGNED BY GF JACOBS 1965. First edition. Soft cover, 247  pages. Good condition. The cover has minor handling marks. Under 1kg. South African major Gideon Francois Jacobs of the British Royal Marines recounts his experiences in Sumatra during World War II and whose daunting assignment (at the age of 23) was to take control of the island from the 80,000 strong surrendering Japanese occupation force and oversee the liberation of prisoner of war camps.  

Signed by author, Helmoed-Romer Heitman and p resented to minister of law and order, Louis la Grange 1985. First edition. Hard cover with dust cover, 192 p ages. Large size. Very good condition. Slight wear and tear on cover. Over 1kg. Profusely illustrated.This book briefly describes the history of South Africa's armed forces, outlining their roles in the two World Wars and in Korea and explaining how this background has contributed to the unique make-up of South Africa's defence forces today. The weapons,  organisation and training of each of the South African armed services are fully described with sections on elite formations like 1 Reconnaissance Commando and 44 Parachute Brigade and the special techniques they have developed. The campaigns in South West Africa (Namibia) against the SWAPO guerrillas are fully described as are the various operations in Angola from the initial South African involvement in 1975.

Signed and inscribed by the author, Richard Seltzer. Hardcover. First edition, . Publisher: J. P. Tarcher. 290 pages. Very good condition (aside from sun stain near spine). Signed / Autographed / Fiction / Adventure / War / Religion Additional photos on request. Please ask any questions before placing your order.  Many more books on sale, click here to browse!

War memories of the Intelligence Officer of the 5th Bn Coldstream Guards 1944-45. First edition 1848 hardcover with 213 pages in very good condition. Dust jacket has wear around edges. Three pull-out maps at rear. R45 postage in SA.. 

War memories of the Intelligence Officer of the 5th Bn Coldstream Guards 1944-45. First edition 1848 hardcover with 213 pages in very good condition. Dust jacket has wear around edges. Three pull-out maps at rear. R50 postage in SA.. 

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WS VAN DER WAALS "PORTUGAL'S WAR IN ANGOLA" ASHANTI PUBLISHING FIRST EDITION The Angolan war has been described as the bloodiest colonial insurgency in the history of Africa south of the Sahara. But it was to become a conflict that Portugal would lose not on the battlefield, but in the hearts of its own citizens. After a thirteen-year war of attrition in Angola, and facing increasing setbacks in two of its other war-torn territories, an enervated Portugal with its weary armed forces would deal the final blow to itself.  CONDITION: VERY GOOD

1989 first edition hardcover with dust jacket and394 pages in very neat condition. Signed by Wood on title page. R65 postage in SA. When the Rhodesian Army recruited André Dennison in 1975, it secured the services of a hardened veteran of four of the minor wars of the 1950s and 1960s. Thus he was the most appropriate choice as the first Officer Commanding 'A' Company of the new 2nd Battalion of the Rhodesian African Rifles. André Dennison  kept a meticulous record of the daily life of his 'A' Company, writing up his war diaries every night and eventually, when convalescing from wounds, transcribing them into a single volume. He wrote in the dry, humorous style of the professional soldier, sparing little pity for his enemy while displaying deep affection and admiration for his men as he chronicled their exploits.

2008 paperback edition with 318 pages brand new and unread. Signed by author on title page. R46 postage in SA.  Hoare is now 97 years old and lives in South Africa. Hoare was born in Ireland. He spent his early days in India and was educated in England. He served in North Africa and Italy as an officer in the London Irish Rifles during World War II, and achieved the rank of Captain. After the war, he completed his training as a chartered accountant, and qualified in 1948. He emigrated to Durban, Natal Province, Union of South Africa, where he ran safaris and became a soldier-for-hire in various African countries.Congo crisis - During the Congo Crisis Mike Hoare organized and led two separate mercenary groups:1960¿1961. Major Mike Hoare's first mercenary action was in Katanga, a province trying to break away from the newly independent Congo. The unit was called "4 Commando." During this time he married Phyllis Simms, an airline stewardess.1964. Congolese Prime Minister Moïse Tshombe hired "Major" Mike Hoare to lead a military unit called 5 Commando ANC (later led by John Peters) made up of about 300 men most of whom were from South Africa. His second in command was a fellow ex-British Army officer, Commandant Alistair Wicks. The unit's mission was to fight a revolt known as the Simba Rebellion. Later Hoare and his mercenaries worked in concert with Belgian paratroopers, Cuban exile pilots, and CIA-hired mercenaries who attempted to save 1,600 civilians (mostly Europeans and missionaries) in Stanleyville from the Simba rebels in Operation Dragon Rouge. This operation saved many lives. Hoare was later promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel in the ANC and 5 Commando expanded into a two-battalion force. Hoare commanded 5 Commando from July 1964 to November 1965.