Written by Kim Helfrich Tuesday, 18 June 2013 14:10
South African soldiers earmarked to wear blue UN helmets as part of the world’s body first ever intervention brigade have not gone to the DRC yet.Read more... Comments (12)
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South African soldiers earmarked to wear blue UN helmets as part of the world’s body first ever intervention brigade have not gone to the DRC yet.Written by Kim Helfrich Tuesday, 18 June 2013 11:27
Defence and Military Veterans Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula wants young South Africans to join the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) but acknowledges budgetary constraints will limit the numbers that can be accommodated.Written by Kim Helfrich Friday, 14 June 2013 11:56
Nothing is yet cast in stone as regards voluntary name changes for SA Army Reserve Force regiments and units.Written by Kim Helfrich Friday, 14 June 2013 11:14
In addition to the more than R160 million spent on the ill-fated Central African Republic (CAR) deployment and support for it earlier this year the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) expended R126 202 990 there in the previous four years.More Articles...
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defenceWeb flies high aboard the A400M
10 June 2013 - defenceWeb is proud to be amongst the first South African media companies to have flown aboard the Airbus Military A400M heavy transport aircraft, which will enter service in a ...
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Mobile Communications Test Facility built at AFB Overberg
4 June 2013 - Air Force Base Overberg (formally Test Flight and Development Centre) is responsible for all developmental test flying in the SAAF, as well as test flying for SAAF acceptance of airborne ...
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Imperial Armour is attending IFSEC
31 May 2013 - Imperial Armour is recognised and supported by industry as a one-stop manufacturing company, who supply military, police, fire, emergency services, demining, EOD and marines to over 78 countries worldwide.
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