Episodes

  • 10 Armoured Car Squadron Sector 10 Oshakati | Military Memories
    Oct 25 2024
    We talk to Sergeant Mark Franklin (Ret) about his time at 10 Armoured Car Squadron in Sector 10 Oshakati during the Angolan Bush War. Mark shares some of his everyday memories of the time he spent operating from the base.

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    6 mins
  • 10 Armoured Car Squadron Sector 10 Oshakati | Military Memories
    Oct 18 2024
    We talk to Lieutenant Colonel Leon Lombard (Ret) about his time at 10 Armoured Car Squadron in Sector 10 Oshakati. Leon shares some of his everyday memories of the time as a young Lieutenant. https://www.youtube.com/c/HistoricMilitaryInterviews

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    8 mins
  • Training in an Armour Unit | Military Memories
    Oct 11 2024
    We talk to Warren Hornsey about his time when he joined 1 Special Service Battalion and what he remembers of this experience. Warren was a driver in an Eland Armoured Car and participated in the Angolan Bush War.

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    5 mins
  • Training in an Armoured Reconnaissance Unit | Military Memories
    Oct 4 2024
    We talk to Mark Franklin about his time when he joined 1 Special Service Battalion and what he remembers of this experience. Mark achieved the rank of sergeant and trained on both armoured vehicles and tanks and was involved in the Angolan Bush War.

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    14 mins
  • Workings of an Armoured Reconnaissance Unit in the Angolan Bush War | Military Memories
    Sep 28 2024
    We sit down with a retired Lieutenant Colonel Leon Lombard to hear first hand accounts of his experiences serving in the 1 Special Service Battalion an Armoured Reconnaissance Unit during the Angolan Bush War. Leon discusses joining 1SSB and how an armoured unit was structured and worked.

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    8 mins
  • Joining an Armoured Reconnaissance Unit
    Sep 24 2024
    Join us in this compelling video as we sit down with a retired Lieutenant Colonel Leon Lombard to hear first hand accounts of his experiences serving in the 1 Special Service Battalion an Armoured Reconnaissance Unit during the Angolan Bush War in the South African army. Gain insights into his journey and the profound impact of his service. Don't miss this engaging story of life in the military.

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    4 mins
  • Australian Diggers Stories From The Vietnam War
    Nov 2 2023
    The National Vietnam Veterans Museum is a non-profit organisation that was set up to remember and recognise Australian diggers who returned from Vietnam. The museum is not focused on the war aspect but more on the everyday stories of diggers and the challenges during their time in Vietnam and after their return. The museum houses many artefacts such as medals, letters and photos donated by veterans, but it also has a unique collection of military equipment such as helicopters, trucks and jeeps. There are displays that tell you about life on base camp, daily activities and what it was like when they were at war.

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    3 mins
  • Honouring Australian Diggers
    Oct 29 2023
    It's not easy for Vietnam veterans to find support, or even to talk about their experiences. It's even harder when they come home and realize that their friends and family don't understand what they've been through. That's why John Methven, a retired Australian Army officer and Vietnam veteran, established the National Vietnam Veterans Museum in Victoria, Australia. The museum is dedicated to helping veterans find their own stories, as well as providing them with resources to deal with any issues they might be facing after coming home from war.

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    3 mins