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Paratus History
South Africa
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2014
Paratus History aims to explore South African Military History, From 1659 to current. Covering all conflicts, foreign and domestic as well as peace time activities.
Subjects we will Cover Include:
KhoiKhoi-Dutch Wars
Anglo-Dutch Rivalries
Anglo-Zulu Wars
Anglo-Boer Wars
World War 1
Rand Revolt and other inter-war activities
World War 2
Berlin Air Bridge
Korean War and the SAAF involvement
The Border Wars
Formation pf the SANDF
Unit Profiles
Individual Profiles
Vehicle Profiles
The above mentioned is just some of the subjects we intend to touch base on. We will do our best to provide quality information.
We are non-political and non-discriminatory. Our entire goal is to learn more about South African Military History
Any Flags and Symbols we post are strictly for educational purposes.
Please feel free to visit our online stores, these stores help fund our TH-cam Channel and Research for both our Blog and TH-cam
Subjects we will Cover Include:
KhoiKhoi-Dutch Wars
Anglo-Dutch Rivalries
Anglo-Zulu Wars
Anglo-Boer Wars
World War 1
Rand Revolt and other inter-war activities
World War 2
Berlin Air Bridge
Korean War and the SAAF involvement
The Border Wars
Formation pf the SANDF
Unit Profiles
Individual Profiles
Vehicle Profiles
The above mentioned is just some of the subjects we intend to touch base on. We will do our best to provide quality information.
We are non-political and non-discriminatory. Our entire goal is to learn more about South African Military History
Any Flags and Symbols we post are strictly for educational purposes.
Please feel free to visit our online stores, these stores help fund our TH-cam Channel and Research for both our Blog and TH-cam
SOUTH AFRICAN GENERALS IN WORLD WAR 2
SHORT BIOGRAPHIES OF SOUTH AFRICAN GENERALS THAT SERVED DURING WORLD WAR 2
Please note that this video is created for educational purposes only, and not tended for any other purposes. And was created without malicious intent.
Music by www.purple-planet.com/
Please note that this video is created for educational purposes only, and not tended for any other purposes. And was created without malicious intent.
Music by www.purple-planet.com/
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Introduction to the 1922 Rand Revolt
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This is a short introduction video covering the Rand Revolt of 1922 Please note that this video is created for educational purposes only, and not tended for any other purposes. And was created without malicious intent. Music by www.purple-planet.com/
Buffel mine protected troop carrier (90s Documentary)
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This is a short documentary from the 1990s covering the development and operation of the Buffel mine Protected troop carrier
Harvards 1940 to 1995 (90s documentary)
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90s documentary covering the service and retirement of the South African Air Force Harvards
War in the Mountains - Al J Venter
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Vintage Documentary about the South African Border War by Journalists Al J Venter Please ensure you Follow and Like our videos Reminder that all videos we upload in not of malicious intent, please do not post political and or racial comments
War on the Border - Al J Venter
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Vintage Documentary about the South African Border War by Journalists Al J Venter
Into Angola - Al J Venter
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Vintage Documentary about the war in Angola/ South African Border War by Journalists Al J Venter
Strength Stealth and Service (SA Special Forces the Recce's) 90s Documentary
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90s documentary about the South African Special Forces
Falcons 5
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90s Documentary about the SAAF Aerobatics Team the Silver Falcons
Toring Tegnologie Demonstrator (Afrikaans Video)
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Vintage video in Afrikaans on the Turret Technology Demonstrator
South Africa's Elite Forces (1994 Documentary)
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South Africa's Elite Forces (1994 Documentary)
South African Armoured Corps: 50 Years of Glory
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South African Armoured Corps: 50 Years of Glory
South African Defence Forces Commaders 1922 to Current
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South African Defence Forces Commaders 1922 to Current
Mirage Eskader Flight Sequences.(1975 South African film)
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Mirage Eskader Flight Sequences.(1975 South African film)
South African Police Counter Insurgency Roll of Honor(RE-UPLOAD)
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South African Police Counter Insurgency Roll of Honor(RE-UPLOAD)
T-34 Start up During the 2015 SAAACA arms Fair
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T-34 Start up During the 2015 SAAACA arms Fair
felt like I was listening to someone's actual story, pretty cool
@ 45.00.. " De Camptown ladies sing dis song - doo dah doo dah , de Camptown racetrack 5 miles long - all doo dah day"
Can one imagine if the producer of this documentary could travel into the future to 2024 and see what has happened in this country since this was shown.....The words would at the least be shocked and horrified.
Mandela and apartheid governingtaxfree.wordpress.com/2018/10/03/mandela-and-apartheid/
It's no more done and buried that is I I left after three decades
Mandela and apartheid governingtaxfree.wordpress.com/2018/10/03/mandela-and-apartheid/
It’s astonishing what could be accomplished in spite of the sanctions.
Great video thanks for sharing
Nice
Jan Hougart holding the landmine up @ 27min 21 Sec during is 32 days. What a blast from the past!
Half told truths
Wonderful vehicle, trusted by everyone who ever had the fortune to ride in one, or drive it! Robust is not the word somehow... Granite is better. Cheers Boet!
Superficial history and guy from Military Museum clearly out of the loop. If you want the real story check out Legacy Conversations. Straight from the leaders and operators who fought for the country not a regime. Highly professional. Radical Politicians and ideologues the real enemy
Terrible ones!
South Africans did not fight as a united front in WW1. Many sympathized with the Germans who had materialy supported the boers in the Boer War. A large number of former boer troops marched north and joined the Germans in modern day Namibia - then German South West Africa. For this reason, some of the early fighting of WW1 took place in Africa between these two forces, with the British ultimately being victorious. It must be said that it was only a partial boer force that fought with the Germans, but they did exist and battles were fought with German SWA then being annexed into South Africa. The naval base at Windhoek remained South African territory until the advent of full democracy in South Africa in 1994.
I know several men in the military, that is from ages ago all the way back to the second Anglo Boer war. There are no winners in any war. Just survivors who are mentally messed up. Violent at home running their homes like a military operation. My dad turned out like that and both my ex-husbands were just as messed up. Apartheid I never fathomed. I could not reconcile the 2. Christianity and Apartheid. This until I was a student at Rand Afrikaans University.RSA treads on thin ice today. I learnt a lot about things in this video. We still strive for freedom in a still very divided land.❤
Not very accurate historically.
We had such a great country!
If two Irish men are fighting, you can be sure a English man visited one of the two the previous day. - Irish proverb
Don’t think the English wanted the Irish to fight for Franco in the Spanish civil war. Your proverbs were more about assigning blame than having any intrinsic wisdom.
@@Noname47122You pick one example to use as a whole? For an occupied people going on a thousand years?
@@Noname47122 obviously you don't know how involved the English really are in world conflicts.
The fight was against USSR communism terrorism infiltration into South African not against apartheid. Apartheid was more like cowboys wanting to be cowboys and Indians wanting to be indians things were in agreement and cosy between different races in South Africa thought by most likely born in South Africa that's how it was and the west wasn't instrumental in dismantling apartheid it was the USSR and the international Communism agencies. The USA called their separateness segregation.
"Some call it communism I call it Judaism" - Stephan Wise
Sshhhhh, you can't tell the truth like that! You'll upset the sheep.
😮 so RSA-Ingeneurs het al in 1987 hierdie Leër Wonderwerk ontwerp + Noú bestaan ARMSCOR nie Eers meer nie!! Dis ñ Ramp
www.armscor.co.za/.
When this video was made, none of the top bras spokes could forseen of how the army will be and how it will look in the year 2024.... A true riller...... 😢😢😢
Ag my ou Suid Afrika, jou mooie plek. Afrika is a Tuff country papas
One can't be proud of our military today. It became an insult to us that served a once proud strong military in South Africa. Old vet, 1986/87 and military camps there after...
Today the army is a absolute circus 🎪
The Global Elite( George Soros and co from the Committee of 300 )bought out SA ; all this were planned...ALL political parties are controlled by the same master and THEY decide who will be president...sad.
Ek het die voorreg gehad om in die SAPK te kon dien!! PANTSERSKOOL, 1SDB, 1SA TANK REG EN PRETORIA REG!
lekker
We had a great country 😢
Long gone now.. now we live in homes that look like prisons. And it WILL get worse
Worldclass.....and I challenge any goon to prove me wrong
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man this is truly interesting history
chew some hard bones those days veteran 1969 for 15 jrs in pf.
As if you were the only one....Kak praat nie !!!!
My father joined the SSB in 1939, I have some old photos of armoured car being prepared in Egypt unfortunately none of when they transferred to Sherman tanks in Italy. He spent a total of 9 or 10 years in the army. Spoke of legends like Papa Brits, and the battalion's time at Roberts Heights.
Bet those are great photos too
Never pledged to upheld apartheid, we served the government of the day and it was a seamless transition from the National Party to the ANC gov.
We upheld apartheid, don't kid yourself. It was obvious then and now.
@@cboffard8350 yep .. drank the koolaid the government of the day was serving.
you did dont lie to yourself,
100%
@@cboffard8350Rubbish! As an ex SAP member I call BS! Had you mentioned that at your interview, you wouldn't have been employed. And now you must remember that unlike the SADF, the SAP were much like the SS in that they were the political military wing of the Nats. And even so, that kind of speech was prohibited. Hou op kak praat.
What do you mean the old Bedford was used up until the 70's? I was in one in 1989 while at School of Armour, and on the way back from De Brug, the damned thing broke down just outside Tempe base. Those things are heavy, but we pushed it back to camp. My older brother was in Logistics during Ops Modular and Hooper, driving Kwevoel 100 trucks up to Cuito Canaval with ammo. He loved sleeping on the warm, flat hood of the truck, away from all those bitey things on the ground. The downside was diving out of the high cab to seek cover when a Cuban or Angolan Mig straffed the convoy.
Not a mention of the Tiffies Armour would not have moved without them
School of Armour 89 - 90. 1 Light Horse 90 - 94. They missed out mentioning the new School of Armour badge adopted in 1989, made of lead and tin... that thing was so heavy it pulled your beret forward to shade your eyes.
Those were the days…..product development, Rosslyn, Pretoria. Short period of time for me, but meaningfull
Some fimiliar faces and place... Legends of note.
Impressive and rare video. thank you
Many thanks for the very nice and interesting video. The machine was an OM and the gearbox from ZF. But what kind of chassis was used? Thank you very much.
@@patrickstark4163 the Caspirr uses a monocoque hull. Meaning the body is the chassis
Die vlam van die Pantser brand vir ewig
Its not Deuts . Its Deutz like Deutschland.
Why the music ?
Please read the discription of the video.
Iveco underpinning.
It was indeed a proud era
So mooi. My tyd op Hoedspruit gedoen.
Oh boy....this brings a lump to my throat. Fond memories and a love for those beautiful planes. My Dad who passed on three years ago was a fitter armourer on them, the Sabres, and others. Waterkloof, Swartkops, Pietersburg, Hoedspruit and Rundu. Those were good days.
So sad it’s over. The best of the best. Proudly SA😢
The music is annoying, would be better to simply hear the jets
Thanks for the feedback
Canny vehicle