In Different Times The War for Southern Africa 1966-1989.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Stellenbosch :
African Sun Media,
2019.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Intro
- Contents
- Foreword
- Acronyms & Abbreviations
- Introduction: South Africa's Border War in retrospect
- PART ONE: Places and Events
- 1: The Namibian/Angolan border in the Namibian War for Independence
- Endnotes
- 2. Operation Blouwildebees, 1966: The helicopter assault on Ongulumbashe
- South West Africa and the World Court decision
- The decision to attack the Ongulumbashe base
- Preparations: Paratroopers and Policemen
- Final staging for the operation
- The helicopter assault
- The ripples of retrospect
- Strategic significance
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- 3. Operation Savannah, 1975-76: The initial South African armour deployments into Angola
- Introduction
- Operation Bombay
- Operation Cracker Box
- The Ruacana-Calueque Hydro-Electric water scheme crisis
- Daniel Chipenda and the RDL
- The war against Swapo
- The Misión Militar Cubana en Angola (MMCA)
- Enter Unita
- The clash at Norton de Matos, 5 October 1975
- Combat Group Foxbat 1: Central Angola
- Task Force Zulu: Southern and Western Angola
- Task Force Zulu: Battle at Catengue, 2 November 1975
- Operation Carlota
- Task Force Zulu: Western Angola
- Combat Group Foxbat 1: Central Angola
- Establishment of 101 Task Force
- Combat Group Foxbat 1: Battle of the Ebo River
- Reorganisation on the Central Front
- Combat Group Alpha: Western Angola
- Combat Group X-Ray: Eastern Angola
- Combat Group Orange: Central Angola
- Combat Group Beaver: Western Angola
- Task Force Zulu: The battle for Bridge 14
- Withdrawal
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- 4. Namibia: Effective strategic buffer zone or draining foreign military adventure?
- Introduction
- The origins of the forward defence strategy
- Revolutionary warfare
- The collapse of the buffer zone
- The conflict with Mozambique
- Soweto and negative international events
- The reformulation of defence policy
- The forward defence strategy
- Conflict with Mozambique, 1978-1984
- The internal front, 1978-1984
- Namibia
- Strategic trap?
- The joint monitoring commission and Nkomati
- The final phase, 1985-1989
- The economic dimension
- Conclusion
- Endnotes
- PART TWO: War and Society
- 5. The SADF and the militarisation of white South African society
- Introduction
- Fouché appointed defence minister
- Rudolf Hiemstra: Afrikaner nationalist soldier/politician
- Afrikaners and the SADF
- The SADF and WESSAs
- Afrikaans/WESSA relations: Some observations
- SADF perceptions of the white community: Early 1960s
- Ballot conscription exemption grievances
- Complaints against the SADF
- Complaints regarding assaults
- The 1960s SADF in public: Entertainment, pride, propaganda and reassurance
- The SADF's role in the 1966 Republic Day festivities
- Endnotes
- 6. The Kavango Jeugbeweging and the South African counterinsurgency campaign in Namibia
- Introduction