Thank you! Dankie. This is my semester in the Police college. My tape got lost when I moved and I thought I would never see it again. 32.37 that is me. After college I was stationed in Kimberley. Best years of my life.
Me to mabru, also Im finding difficulty in viewing this video. Would of been interesting to see what the SAPS was like in the past compare to the "STATE" its in today
@Dallas Hendricks troll or a clear result of what extreme poverty produces in the current South Africa. If this is what kind of critique or response we receive on a South African based posts then I will turn the comments section off as this is embarassing for us that are from South Africa. Very bad reflection of who we are Dallas? If you from the coloured community like myself then you are not making it any easier for a positive outlook towards the already stigmatized view many have on our community hey???
Thank you for sharing.This was then 6 yrs after my passing out parade, 14th July 1978.Platoon 21, Bravo company. I have very fond memories of the college.It was tough back then, but we survived. We didn't wear camo's back then but a brown coverall and brown boots with the police cap. We only got Camo's when we went to Maleoskop for COIN training. Afew months after that I returned to Maleoskop for coin instructor training.The showers were still cold...lol We were a real wild bunch back then.... We were very careful not to scuff our "boned " boots, and it didn't take long to bring them up to standard in the evenings. Back then there was a lot of pride in serving in the force and people had respect for you. Sad to see how that has disappeared through the years. By the time this movie was made I was already in the S A Navy, having resigned in late '81.Born and bred into a naval family I had to bow out of the police.I absolutely loved the police and recon I would have gone far if I stayed.I always ponder that decision and the road I might have traveled in the force.Study was always easy for me and exams were a breeze really. I have a very good memory, even today, and if I stayed, I would be retired now.Lost a lot of comrades in the force through the years, and kept in contact with a few. May the force be with you.
The road we travel today, take good note of it, do it with honour and loyalty and integrity. Give of your best and serve all peoples of our country in humility. It is not a weakness but a great strenght. Be proud of the uniform and keep the flag flying high. Be just in all things and lenient, for without there is no justice. Spend time with your family and love them. They need you. Protect your children as they are our future. Be kind to animals as they cannot speak. Honour your parents as without we would not be. Take good note of today...remember it well!!! You Will Not pass this way again.
June intake 85, we wore blues rather than camo. I had a rougher time than some as a Soutie but it turned a bunch of boys into a tight knit platoon of men. Our platoon Sergeant's favourite phrase was 'verstaan jy my, Engelsman!' No regrets but a bloody shame how the country went south.
If the Whites were equitable in their rule, if they treated and educated the under classes that they themselves created, this country right now would not be in this shameful state we now find ourselves in.
@@MuhammadWilliams-ix8qv The ingredients of a recipe determine its success .The order of the British was incorporated into the independent nature of a people who had been run into the ground on so many levels. This forged the spine of the then white ruled state. This video filled me with a deep sense of loss. If only the black successors could have displayed the same sense of pride & discipline.
@@seanmac-ku5ui How could they when all they experienced from the whites was indignation, oppression, bigotry, the list can go on. So how can pride and discipline stem from all that? I myself am not black, in fact seeing South Africa then and now is very much unbelievable. Surely the hegemony that the whites had, steered the country into a peak of development, sociatally, infrastructurally and even economically, just not morally, and that's, in my opinion why our current state of affairs happens to be like this. Poor infrastructure, poor education systems, failed power grids, a failure to even maintain what the whites left in the ANC's rule. It's a lack of morality, priciples and discipline just as you said.
We need to have training like that to our South African security private contractors,and our country must give the security industry power to arrest the same as the 👮 police.
I cannot believe this was 40 years ago. I was the drummajor of the police band back then ,(16:48 and again at 20:28) and would you believe this is the only video I've seen during my 25 years in the College. Ek is sedert 2006 met pensioen en glo my: dit was hartverskeurend om te sien hoe die skip stadig maar seker sink aangesien ek onder beide regerings diens gedoen het. Vandag is dit soos 'n duikboot met sifdeure - 100% nutteloos!!😢
@@kobusriekert306 Like my A/O said, “These will be the best 6 months of your life that you will want to forget.” It’s already 40 years later and I can say that PolCol was tough but life changing. Made lifelong friends. I’m glad you were able to see yourself in the video. Great times 😀👮🏻♀️
Thanks Colin. This video was during my time in Police College. Been looking for this video for a long time. Was Delta Company, Platoon 36. Brings back lots of memories.
thank you for serving in the police force, i dont believe one bit that every SAP officer was supportive of apartheid, a lot were also, question: what vehicles did the SAP officers use?
I was in the South African Police College, Troop 4 ( a soutie troop) in 1969. Colonel Snyman was Commandant and W/O Leesh was the Adjudant. In those days there were no women in the SAP. Ah to be young again. One of the best years of my life!
@@maxwellmatabvu2075 I also killed a couple of whites as well! One of whom had shot and wounded a black colleague. Don't forget 50% of the old SAP were black.
I was in the SAP Polkol in 1979-Captain Lesch was very much around then. Huge disciplinarian-but what a character. Learnt more about life in 3 years than most people do in 40
ChatGPT (which is sometimes wrong) said the reason they allowed women to become police Constables, NCOs and officers in 1972 was because certain areas of detective work (e.g. interviewing female rape victims) couldn’t be adequately accomplished purely by matrons. I’m sure you’d want your female relatives to be able to speak to a woman in, God forbid, the event of these sorts of cases.
I might not have been born this time yet but my parents use to tell me law and order was kept like clockwork, streets were clean and the list can go on and on. Then 1994 happened the fall away of apartheid was a good thing but the handing over to another party was the biggest mistake ever.
Makes me sick to the core spend two years of my youth to protect every citizen in this country black ,white, indian and colored!! To now be told we were racists!! How the ungrateful now complain!!
@@get_established 100% boet!!! it's tiring to see another " cadre " involved in corruption!! Mockery of the judicial system!! the ANC have put the system between a rock and a hard place!! and it's what they want!! arresting Zuma may cause mayhem and if not the whole judiciary system will fold! So they can carry on plundering with impunity!! Maybe it's time the ANC grow some balls!! Because there will be a tax revolt!! and guess what people will not worry about paying those taxes cause there will be no judiciary system !! Left!!I always thought that Mugashula's / Zuma's of the world wanted pay back for there years of the struggle!! They don't give a damn about the future of this country!
Dankie Colin. Dit is absoluut wonderlik om te sien. Ek is al 20 jaar in Australia. Die ou voor in die ry tweede van regs wat snair side drum speel in die orkes, is ek. Jammer dit is so dof, maar steeds baie waardevol. Daar was baie dissipline in 1984. Ek was trots om n polisieman te kon wees in 1984.
I did my 6 months training there in 1974 and those were indeed the days! What kind of training happens today with unions and the "new South Africa" is anybody's guess!
You will never see this discipline, fitness nor passion again. Not only do members look like Sad Sacks today, the college grounds and barracks are nightmares. Filthy!!
Indians to Wentworth in Durban and Coloured ( mixed race ) Bishop Lavis in Cape Town . Apartheid meant we trained separately but we worked ( on police duty ) and died together . Weird huh ?
Baie baie goeie memories ek was self in 1974 in die Kollege ,ons was blougatte genoem ,na aanleiding vd blouband om jou polisiepet ,in daardie jare het ons nie oorpakke of camo in die kollege gedra nie ,Grys hemde ens ,AO Tullikan ,Luit Lesch , Bokkie Breedt ,watter mooi herrineringe ,
If one don't grow up with this kind of order and discipline, then you will never be able to understand, and or wrap your corrupt doff bit of grey matter around this, today, we have monitors, instead of police force
Ek was daar 1985 eerste semester. Ons was toe nog n mag. En n mag om met rekening geneem moes word. Een mag onder God. Trots. Hardwerkend. 38 jaar later net n kaptein maar nog hardwerkend. Ons God is goed.
Does people understand when we talk about oppression and discrimination, it hurts cause i remember they used to be our madams and baases, and none of us was allowed to join the force, we were expected to be their servants for the rest of our lifes.
Look at the photos of Sharpville. Even you you should be able to see the black policemen in that 1970's photos. I was in the army with 101 Batalion. One white person for every 100 Ovambos. BTW, Owambos are black. They were our comrades and buddies. We depended on one another.
You should see the photos of school kids that were ripped to pieces by your terrorists’ land mines on their way to school. Or perhaps go and look at pictures of farm murder victims that your government and president even deny the existence of. Or maybe pictures of the necklacings your ANC and Umkhonto cadres enacted upon your innocent brethren, when they didn't have popular support. Or imagine what the body of poor Stompie looked like after Winnie Mandela's thugs were done with him. Would you be happy if we start turning black people away when they come asking for jobs? You cry and play the victim all day long. How about you take some responsibility for your own misery and stop vilifying the white man.
47:13 I understand that South Africa used to have an incredibly Anti-Communist foreign and internal policy. But then why do I recognise the familiar tune an old Russian March in the background, called the "March of the Preobrazhensky Regiment".
When things were in-order in our country 🙌🏾 Commitment, dedication & professionalism
Thank you! Dankie. This is my semester in the Police college. My tape got lost when I moved and I thought I would never see it again. 32.37 that is me. After college I was stationed in Kimberley. Best years of my life.
Incredible discipline in those days. Was there in 1983 first semester.
Beautiful. Wish this could work in modern day South Africa, would love the chance to be in such an environment.❤ The old days where really better!!!!
They used to have electricity back in those days...
They still have electricity.
They even have an airline.
@@sashakhan4317 Both bankrupt.
Electricity for only less than 10% of the population
Only whites had electricity
@@nkanyisomathamba5121 yes because the less than 10% pay for there electricity !!!
I want to see a then vs now documentary.
Cornelius Mentz why?
@James Benette your mama
Me to mabru, also Im finding difficulty in viewing this video. Would of been interesting to see what the SAPS was like in the past compare to the "STATE" its in today
Do you really want to see that.
@Dallas Hendricks troll or a clear result of what extreme poverty produces in the current South Africa. If this is what kind of critique or response we receive on a South African based posts then I will turn the comments section off as this is embarassing for us that are from South Africa. Very bad reflection of who we are Dallas? If you from the coloured community like myself then you are not making it any easier for a positive outlook towards the already stigmatized view many have on our community hey???
Those were the best days .I was in the College in 1975
Thank you for sharing.This was then 6 yrs after my passing out parade, 14th July 1978.Platoon 21, Bravo company.
I have very fond memories of the college.It was tough back then, but we survived.
We didn't wear camo's back then but a brown coverall and brown boots with the police cap.
We only got Camo's when we went to Maleoskop for COIN training.
Afew months after that I returned to Maleoskop for coin instructor training.The showers were still cold...lol
We were a real wild bunch back then....
We were very careful not to scuff our "boned " boots, and it didn't take long to bring them up to standard in the evenings.
Back then there was a lot of pride in serving in the force and people had respect for you. Sad to see how that has disappeared through the years.
By the time this movie was made I was already in the S A Navy, having resigned in late '81.Born and bred into a naval family I had to bow out of the police.I absolutely loved the police and recon I would have gone far if I stayed.I always ponder that decision and the road I might have traveled in the force.Study was always easy for me and exams were a breeze really.
I have a very good memory, even today, and if I stayed, I would be retired now.Lost a lot of comrades in the force through the years, and kept in contact with a few.
May the force be with you.
The road we travel today, take good note of it, do it with honour and loyalty and integrity. Give of your best and serve all peoples of our country in humility. It is not a weakness but a great strenght.
Be proud of the uniform and keep the flag flying high.
Be just in all things and lenient, for without there is no justice.
Spend time with your family and love them. They need you.
Protect your children as they are our future.
Be kind to animals as they cannot speak.
Honour your parents as without we would not be.
Take good note of today...remember it well!!!
You Will Not pass this way again.
No black at all..ya ne eswaar
carl your time for oppresing fellow human beings is over.That's the only thing you were good at.
Thank you so much Collin for sharing this very memorable video. I so much appreciate it. I was in Pel 11, Bravo comp.
June intake 85, we wore blues rather than camo. I had a rougher time than some as a Soutie but it turned a bunch of boys into a tight knit platoon of men. Our platoon Sergeant's favourite phrase was 'verstaan jy my, Engelsman!' No regrets but a bloody shame how the country went south.
If the Whites were equitable in their rule, if they treated and educated the under classes that they themselves created, this country right now would not be in this shameful state we now find ourselves in.
@@MuhammadWilliams-ix8qv The ingredients of a recipe determine its success .The order of the British was incorporated into the independent nature of a people
who had been run into the ground on so many levels. This forged the spine of the then white ruled state. This video filled me with a deep sense of loss. If only the black successors could have displayed the same sense of pride & discipline.
@@seanmac-ku5ui How could they when all they experienced from the whites was indignation, oppression, bigotry, the list can go on. So how can pride and discipline stem from all that?
I myself am not black, in fact seeing South Africa then and now is very much unbelievable. Surely the hegemony that the whites had, steered the country into a peak of development, sociatally, infrastructurally and even economically, just not morally, and that's, in my opinion why our current state of affairs happens to be like this. Poor infrastructure, poor education systems, failed power grids, a failure to even maintain what the whites left in the ANC's rule. It's a lack of morality, priciples and discipline just as you said.
Platoon 2 alpha company first intake 1987. Best days of our lives.
Not one of those cops are obese or fat. And there was discipline.
We need to have training like that to our South African security private contractors,and our country must give the security industry power to arrest the same as the 👮 police.
They're always young, thin and fit when they go to college and they gain weight when they start working and stop physical training
@@mokgobadulton9406 Yea because our police do nothing.Private security runs this country
Discipline and vuil hart.
@@alex3475 some people fail to understand the simplest thing
Baie dankie. Nostalgies.
awacon awacon You call us Nazi's? LOL you maniac.
What's the difference?
@@awaconawacon7533 You don't know shit about history neh?
Back then, one general for every 5,000 constables. Now it is one general for every 138.
@Dallas Hendricks jy teif voestek nai.
haha tjek jou naai
@@eonrelaxationmusic1916 Dallas weet jy wie jou pa is ? Ek dink nie eers jou ma weet nie ,
I cannot believe this was 40 years ago. I was the drummajor of the police band back then ,(16:48 and again at 20:28) and would you believe this is the only video I've seen during my 25 years in the College.
Ek is sedert 2006 met pensioen en glo my: dit was hartverskeurend om te sien hoe die skip stadig maar seker sink aangesien ek onder beide regerings diens gedoen het.
Vandag is dit soos 'n duikboot met sifdeure - 100% nutteloos!!😢
@@kobusriekert306 Like my A/O said, “These will be the best 6 months of your life that you will want to forget.” It’s already 40 years later and I can say that PolCol was tough but life changing. Made lifelong friends. I’m glad you were able to see yourself in the video. Great times 😀👮🏻♀️
Thanks Colin. This video was during my time in Police College. Been looking for this video for a long time. Was Delta Company, Platoon 36. Brings back lots of memories.
thank you for serving in the police force, i dont believe one bit that every SAP officer was supportive of apartheid, a lot were
also, question: what vehicles did the SAP officers use?
I was also there then - so many amazing memories
RIP. South Africa
Its sad
@Cobra Verde no kidding
Sweetie, there's no need to be racist.
Ons is verlore,verkoop en absoluut op ons eie
That was cercus
Taught us to lead disciplined lives. You became a solid mature human being in the SAPolice College, boys became men. First intake 1979
You also learned to abuse black people
@@thatolephoto4711 Yhooooooo....
@Dallas Hendricks gaan klim terug binne in jou ma se poes in
@@thatolephoto4711 Haha uninformed doos
Dankie Colin, dit is ongelooflik om te sien.. Oscar, Peleton 84, 1987 "Wit Snot"... Fires van Vuuren.. :))
Bring back memories .Wonder what the college looks like now .
now it would be held at KFC
in one :)
@@petersmith7360 You're racist, you support a government that killed unarmed black people.
F you.
@@sashakhan4317 do me a favour, fuck off
@@petersmith7360 Why would I do you a favour.
racist.
Do you want to admit your racist or are you just an idiot?
@@sashakhan4317 leave him alone
I was in the South African Police College, Troop 4 ( a soutie troop) in 1969. Colonel Snyman was Commandant and W/O Leesh was the Adjudant. In those days there were no women in the SAP. Ah to be young again. One of the best years of my life!
ukoze so you mostly likely killed a few blacks.
@@maxwellmatabvu2075 I also killed a couple of whites as well! One of whom had shot and wounded a black colleague. Don't forget 50% of the old SAP were black.
@@maxwellmatabvu2075 no only one black!
I was in the SAP Polkol in 1979-Captain Lesch was very much around then. Huge disciplinarian-but what a character. Learnt more about life in 3 years than most people do in 40
ChatGPT (which is sometimes wrong) said the reason they allowed women to become police Constables, NCOs and officers in 1972 was because certain areas of detective work (e.g. interviewing female rape victims) couldn’t be adequately accomplished purely by matrons. I’m sure you’d want your female relatives to be able to speak to a woman in, God forbid, the event of these sorts of cases.
We could depend on and trust in them for our safety for all
For all?? 😂😂
Yeah true only White people because black people used to be killed by cops
I might not have been born this time yet but my parents use to tell me law and order was kept like clockwork, streets were clean and the list can go on and on. Then 1994 happened the fall away of apartheid was a good thing but the handing over to another party was the biggest mistake ever.
Makes me sick to the core spend two years of my youth to protect every citizen in this country black ,white, indian and colored!! To now be told we were racists!! How the ungrateful now complain!!
I like how you say handing over to a party and not to saying a specific group of people.
@@siyabongamagagula6321 Yeah bro, it is not got to do with colour but the individuals who have altered mindsets to pursue corruption etc.
@@get_established 100% boet!!! it's tiring to see another " cadre " involved in corruption!! Mockery of the judicial system!! the ANC have put the system between a rock and a hard place!! and it's what they want!! arresting Zuma may cause mayhem and if not the whole judiciary system will fold! So they can carry on plundering with impunity!! Maybe it's time the ANC grow some balls!! Because there will be a tax revolt!! and guess what people will not worry about paying those taxes cause there will be no judiciary system !! Left!!I always thought that Mugashula's / Zuma's of the world wanted pay back for there years of the struggle!! They don't give a damn about the future of this country!
@@sachavere220 so true!
my pa was daar... Adriaan Strydom
Watter peleton?
Dankie Colin. Dit is absoluut wonderlik om te sien. Ek is al 20 jaar in Australia. Die ou voor in die ry tweede van regs wat snair side drum speel in die orkes, is ek. Jammer dit is so dof, maar steeds baie waardevol. Daar was baie dissipline in 1984. Ek was trots om n polisieman te kon wees in 1984.
They were trained to kill black people
They lives was better than ours 😂😂we in the new south africa now😂😂🌍
I did my 6 months training there in 1974 and those were indeed the days! What kind of training happens today with unions and the "new South Africa" is anybody's guess!
The good old days
For the white europeans yes!!!!!!!
@@charisma7095 shut up
@@charisma7095 amazes me that those " Europeans " kept all the citizens in this shit country!!
Good old days for shit
What was so good about people who are trained to kick our parents
The police and army was in order and well disciplined .
You will never see this discipline, fitness nor passion again. Not only do members look like Sad Sacks today, the college grounds and barracks are nightmares. Filthy!!
Very sad. My husband passed out there in 1967
Are you one of the instructors Melanie
@@dumisanimbense7099 No
I was in the COLLEGE in 1985, an experience I will never for get in my life, I see KRAAI regularly in HARTIES, he has not changed one bit.
Askies ek was in die College 1965.
As a police and military enthusiast i have to say i got lots of respect for these guys
But not their government
thanks mate
Fantastic, 4:34 Impressive march rendition of Raindrops Keep falling on my head.
0:49 Marching to a militarized version of "The Sound of Silence"! :)
Now what a chaos.
Holy shit I never heard the sound of silence played in a police or military thing. And all the other songs. Why the military was so pop.
Very good training, But Why were there no Black or Indian recruits?
Was during apartheid
Indians to Wentworth in Durban and Coloured ( mixed race ) Bishop Lavis in Cape Town . Apartheid meant we trained separately but we worked ( on police duty ) and died together . Weird huh ?
@@sfisobuthelezi3054 what has changed?
34:10 look, an Indian recruit there
Police force to be proud of back then
Ek was 1982 die jaar inname. Daardie jare was dit nog 'n trots om in die SAP te wees
The camera skills and editing on point though..
Baie baie goeie memories ek was self in 1974 in die Kollege ,ons was blougatte genoem ,na aanleiding vd blouband om jou polisiepet ,in daardie jare het ons nie oorpakke of camo in die kollege gedra nie ,Grys hemde ens ,AO Tullikan ,Luit Lesch , Bokkie Breedt ,watter mooi herrineringe ,
If one don't grow up with this kind of order and discipline, then you will never be able to understand, and or wrap your corrupt doff bit of grey matter around this, today, we have monitors, instead of police force
I am not south african . I wish if south africa will go back to the ptevious regime . Its clean orderly safe . All is good
🎉Ek was daar in 1981 voel Soos gister lekker tyd wat jy nie Wil oorhe nie
Ons sal lewe, ons sal sterwe, ons vir jou Suid Afrika
Awesome !!! Great memories !!!
This is what kids of today Need in 2021
That's true
Thanks for sharing. Jan - June 1969.
Fantastic.
Lekker! South Africa working like the Swiss watch it used to be!...
Was in 1965 van 8 ste December tot Julie 1966 daar. Sersant Faber my troep Sersant wat n' WIt man. Het troep 5 as mense behandel en ek dank U.
Once upon a time!!!!
Wow... Wish I knew these days 😔 unfortunately I was born 3 years before the new government took over.
Back then the police college was 6 months ---- now its 6 days ---- and you have to weigh in at 100 kilograms or more
Ek was daar 1985 eerste semester. Ons was toe nog n mag. En n mag om met rekening geneem moes word. Een mag onder God. Trots. Hardwerkend. 38 jaar later net n kaptein maar nog hardwerkend. Ons God is goed.
Brings back lots of memories... I was there the following year
memories of oppressing others and doing nasty things to them ?
Where are they now?
My dad was in 1984 police College
mine too!
Do you think a black guy like me would fit in there
U 'll never fit bru
Toe alles nog gewerk het in die Ou Suid-Afrika. As ons net daai dae terug kan kry
Absolute professionalism compared to today's lot of jokers!!!
Great
Sadly we just can't gel proper democracy with law and order.
Demasiados paises necesitan de esta disciplina
Only our police force would have marched in Afrikaans treffers lol
The real army
lol made me laugh
discipline respect and order..Will never see that again
True
Saluut. I have my Maleoskop and my passing out parade on my channel.
That was a Army and police is those Days … Now in South Africa it’s all circus clowns 🤡
Gaan terug vanaf 1965.
Dit was ons trots. Sal ek die dae nooit vergeet. Vir ewig verlore
Seems like yesterday
@Dallas Hendricks you eat with that mouth
@Dallas Hendricks Small man syndrome
Wys Lt Kol GB Smith Se Koeberg Opleideng Sentrum asseblief
Vanaf 51:38 kan iemand mij zeggen hoe deze mars heet ?
Beautifull noise by Neil Diamond.
@@ewaldbotha1849 Dank u
The Thunderer, John Philip Sousa.
In vandag se dae is dit die suid-afrikaanse bobjaan kollege
Does people understand when we talk about oppression and discrimination, it hurts cause i remember they used to be our madams and baases, and none of us was allowed to join the force, we were expected to be their servants for the rest of our lifes.
jy praat nou klomp kak!
@@WesTransvaal Sis you are not ashamed of what is getting out of your mouth ...he is right this was only Apartheid
Look at the photos of Sharpville. Even you you should be able to see the black policemen in that 1970's photos. I was in the army with 101 Batalion. One white person for every 100 Ovambos. BTW, Owambos are black. They were our comrades and buddies. We depended on one another.
You should see the photos of school kids that were ripped to pieces by your terrorists’ land mines on their way to school.
Or perhaps go and look at pictures of farm murder victims that your government and president even deny the existence of.
Or maybe pictures of the necklacings your ANC and Umkhonto cadres enacted upon your innocent brethren, when they didn't have popular support.
Or imagine what the body of poor Stompie looked like after Winnie Mandela's thugs were done with him.
Would you be happy if we start turning black people away when they come asking for jobs?
You cry and play the victim all day long. How about you take some responsibility for your own misery and stop vilifying the white man.
@@Bennevisie Don't tell him Shaka was murdered by his own brother, Dingaan. He was told Van Riebeeck was to blame.
47:13 I understand that South Africa used to have an incredibly Anti-Communist foreign and internal policy. But then why do I recognise the familiar tune an old Russian March in the background, called the "March of the Preobrazhensky Regiment".
WOW! You are right. I actually did a search. Ironic that.
Co-opted by the British. This particular arrangement that was played, “Preobrajensky”, was arranged by Sir Vivian Dunn of the Royal Marines.
YOU WILL NEVER EVER SEE ANY MORE THIS RESPEC T THE OLDPOLICE AND SNDF IF YOU WAS THERE YOU WILL RESPECT PEOPLE TODAY
A policeman pulled me out of the car just like that when I was an anti apartheid activist.
toe kry jy seker paksla
He should have done you in. You ruined your country.
@coenraadkruger366 Sorry about the last comment. I misunderstood the mood of it. I get it. Peace my brother.
26:13 Ladies and Gentlemen, *That Rifle*
Note all the pro apatheid period comments still don't acknowledge the unfairness of this whole thing. How many faces of colour appear in the video?
What's the march that starts at 20:00?
The march is called The King's Guard, it's a British military march.
@@Saach Thank you so much! I was still looking for it!
Wonder how Polkol is now ? How to solicit bribes is the only tutorial 😂😂😂
and to think 67% voted YES in 1992!!!!
The order to end apartheid came from the US & UK.
😂😂😂
ja then a lot of them left and joined the likes of THE GREAT dr BLEEDING HEART gat lek barnaard when surprise surprise crime started affecting them
It’s not he who votes who counts be he who count the votes who counts. Joseph Stalin.
Back then a policeman was able to run & catch a crook 😅
...before township thugs & criminals join the force.
Order and discipline all over
"township thugs & criminals" refers to Native Africans
Y there’s non a black person in there if that is in a African country ?🤔
Can you imagine
Why is white only?
They all died wats the point
This is when South Africa still had a Police service to be proud of, unfortunately that is not the case anymore in modern day South Africa
South African Police College, Pretoria, January to June 1981 was my intake
Why they were only white police was this good or not what is it that we don't know 🤔🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭, why God doesn't make every person white 👍👍👍👍👍👍
when looking at my skin colour it appears to be pale not white
Yerrr
@@Saach why?
Delta kompanie Peleton 24.
duidelik en beslis nie pienk pantoffels by die uniforms in die winkels nie
'80 Eerste inname. Harde maar goeie dae.
Hi Colin, how can I gat an original copy of this video?
I have had this for a few years, the original tape is in SA.
@@JeppeBoyz Who took the video? This was my intake but I clearly hid from the camera. Thanks for sharing, such awesome memories.
@@denisenelson6331 hey Denise, I had to pay the cameraman to get me in the video. I think the video production company was from Cape Town.
28:17 She is not physically attractive. Ronalda McDaarnaarld
No KFC in site
Now a circus...sad,sad ..
By Polkol is daar nou Fokol.
There's no nostalgia about this. This was an illegitimate government with an illegitimate police force!
very true bruh very true, just like the Israeli occupation of Palestinian land.
Lol. .what do you know, dumbass
@@theSaint-1964 clearly more than you, with your incorrect grammaticality and infinitesimal vocabulary. ✌🏻
Only six months training for a full career. Easy Peasy.
What could go wrong?