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RMG55MF8–RHODESIAN ARMY : 1980

1980 - Rhodesia: A white South African, who joined the Rhodesian army voluntarily patrols a protected village at Camp Seven, located six miles south of Mount Darwin in Rhodesia. There are several hundred African families in this village. The soldier in picture said most of the people here feel they are living in cagesÃ (Credit Image: © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMF5KAM8–1980 - Rhodesia: A white South African, who joined the Rhodesian army voluntarily patrols a protected village at Camp Seven, located six miles south of Mount Darwin in Rhodesia. There are several hundred African families in this village. The soldier in picture said most of the people here feel they are living in cagesÃ (Credit Image: © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com)

Minefields were laid by Rhodesian army along northern & eastern borders of Zimbabwe at height of war of liberation between 1976 Stock Photo

RMBK42WT–Minefields were laid by Rhodesian army along northern & eastern borders of Zimbabwe at height of war of liberation between 1976

The cap badge of the Rhodesian Army Medical Corps, c. 1970-1979. Stock Photo

RM2RG0A6X–The cap badge of the Rhodesian Army Medical Corps, c. 1970-1979.

Feb. 24, 2012 - Rhodesia: A white South African, joined the Rhodesian Army voluntarily patrols a 'protected village' at Camp Seven, located six miles south of Mount Darwin in Northern Rhodesia. There are several hundred African families in this village. The soldier in picture said ''most of the people here fell they are living in cages' Stock Photo

RME12RAP–Feb. 24, 2012 - Rhodesia: A white South African, joined the Rhodesian Army voluntarily patrols a 'protected village' at Camp Seven, located six miles south of Mount Darwin in Northern Rhodesia. There are several hundred African families in this village. The soldier in picture said ''most of the people here fell they are living in cages'

Gweru, Zimbabwe. The military museum. an 'Eland' armored car of the Rhodesian army Stock Photo

RM2AFD46T–Gweru, Zimbabwe. The military museum. an 'Eland' armored car of the Rhodesian army

Feb. 26, 2012 - Rhodesia: A white South African, who joined the Rhodesian army voluntarily patrols a Ã¢â‚¬Ëœprotected village' at Camp Seven, located six miles south of Mount Darwin in Rhodesia. There are several hundred African families in this village. The soldier in picture said most of the people here feel they are living in cagesÃ Stock Photo

RME1333Y–Feb. 26, 2012 - Rhodesia: A white South African, who joined the Rhodesian army voluntarily patrols a Ã¢â‚¬Ëœprotected village' at Camp Seven, located six miles south of Mount Darwin in Rhodesia. There are several hundred African families in this village. The soldier in picture said most of the people here feel they are living in cagesÃ

Rhodesian volunteers leaving Salisbury for service in the Second Boer War, 1899 Stock Photo

RM2JMJBYJ–Rhodesian volunteers leaving Salisbury for service in the Second Boer War, 1899

The Rhodesia Regiment in uniform Stock Photo

RMHH1P6C–The Rhodesia Regiment in uniform

29th October 1993 A Zimbabwe National Army Crocodile (Croc) TCV in United Nations livery in UNOSOM HQ, Mogadishu, Somalia. Stock Photo

RMT1BDXY–29th October 1993 A Zimbabwe National Army Crocodile (Croc) TCV in United Nations livery in UNOSOM HQ, Mogadishu, Somalia.

1963 - Rhodesia: A white South African, joined the Rhodesian Army voluntarily patrols a 'protected village' at Camp Seven, located six miles south of Mount Darwin in Northern Rhodesia. There are several hundred African families in this village. The soldier in picture said ''most of the people here fell they are living in cages' © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMF4TPC7–1963 - Rhodesia: A white South African, joined the Rhodesian Army voluntarily patrols a 'protected village' at Camp Seven, located six miles south of Mount Darwin in Northern Rhodesia. There are several hundred African families in this village. The soldier in picture said ''most of the people here fell they are living in cages' © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News

Lt Colonel Andrew Parker Bowles, on left, at Camp Alpha, Rhodesia-Zimbabwe 1980. He is seen supervising the Patriotic Front troops coming in from the bush into British Army run holding camps in the Zambezi valley as part of the Lancaster House peace process after the Rhodesian civil war ended. He was Senior Military Liaison Officer to Lord Soames, when he was Governor of Rhodesia during its transition to the majority rule state of Zimbabwe in 1979–1980. He was staff qualified (sq), and became a Lieutenant-Colonel 30 June 1980.AK47AK47 He was awarded the Queen's Commendation fo Stock Photo

RMWH6WR7–Lt Colonel Andrew Parker Bowles, on left, at Camp Alpha, Rhodesia-Zimbabwe 1980. He is seen supervising the Patriotic Front troops coming in from the bush into British Army run holding camps in the Zambezi valley as part of the Lancaster House peace process after the Rhodesian civil war ended. He was Senior Military Liaison Officer to Lord Soames, when he was Governor of Rhodesia during its transition to the majority rule state of Zimbabwe in 1979–1980. He was staff qualified (sq), and became a Lieutenant-Colonel 30 June 1980.AK47AK47 He was awarded the Queen's Commendation fo

Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery (far left), Chief of the Imperial General Staff, and Wing Commander Frank Carey (far right) at RAF Heany in Southern Rhodesia during his 1947 tour of Africa. Stock Photo

RM2Y6G2CW–Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery (far left), Chief of the Imperial General Staff, and Wing Commander Frank Carey (far right) at RAF Heany in Southern Rhodesia during his 1947 tour of Africa.

Dag Hammarskjold lies in state White and coloured members of the Rhodesian Police Army Air Force carrying the coffin to the church 21st September 1961 Stock Photo

RM2Y62DJE–Dag Hammarskjold lies in state White and coloured members of the Rhodesian Police Army Air Force carrying the coffin to the church 21st September 1961

Rhodesian African Rifle plaque Stock Photo

RF2A5BG6T–Rhodesian African Rifle plaque

FIRST EMPIRE TROOPS ARRIVE TO TAKE PART IN LONDONS VICTORY PARADE South African and Rhodesian Service men and women who will take part in London 's Victory Day parade on 8 June, arrived by air at Blackbushe Aerodrome, Surrey. They were greeted by Mr S M Lanigan O'Keefe, High Commissioner for Southern Rhodesia in London. Photo shows: Lieutenant P Wibberney, Womens Army Mediical Service of Southern Rhodesia, on arrival at Blackbushe Aerodrome, Camberley, surrey. 16 May 1946 Stock Photo

RM2Y7TPKN–FIRST EMPIRE TROOPS ARRIVE TO TAKE PART IN LONDONS VICTORY PARADE South African and Rhodesian Service men and women who will take part in London 's Victory Day parade on 8 June, arrived by air at Blackbushe Aerodrome, Surrey. They were greeted by Mr S M Lanigan O'Keefe, High Commissioner for Southern Rhodesia in London. Photo shows: Lieutenant P Wibberney, Womens Army Mediical Service of Southern Rhodesia, on arrival at Blackbushe Aerodrome, Camberley, surrey. 16 May 1946

The cap badge of the Rhodesian Corps of Military Police, c.1970-1979. Stock Photo

RM2RG0A5M–The cap badge of the Rhodesian Corps of Military Police, c.1970-1979.

Two soldiers. The Graphic. London, June 28, 1897. Captain Ames, the tallest officer in the British army, and the Hon. Maurice G.? of the Rhodesian Horse'. A photograph at Chelsea Barracks, by W. Gregory and Co. Image taken from The Graphic. Originally published/produced in London, June 28, 1897. . Source: Colindale, 22. Language: English. Stock Photo

RMR5G388–Two soldiers. The Graphic. London, June 28, 1897. Captain Ames, the tallest officer in the British army, and the Hon. Maurice G.? of the Rhodesian Horse'. A photograph at Chelsea Barracks, by W. Gregory and Co. Image taken from The Graphic. Originally published/produced in London, June 28, 1897. . Source: Colindale, 22. Language: English.

Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, at RAF Heany in Southern Rhodesia during his 1947 tour of Africa. Stock Photo

RM2Y6G2CM–Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, at RAF Heany in Southern Rhodesia during his 1947 tour of Africa.

RMG55MFC–RHODESIAN ARMY : 1980

A page from a vintage cigarette card album entitled ‘Military Uniforms of the British Empire Overseas’. The cards displayed depict soldiers of The Rhodesia Regiment, The British South Africa Police and the B.S.A. Police (Native Askari) from Southern Rhodesia. The page is also decorated with a sketch of the Municipal Offices, Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia. Published in 1938 by John Player & Sons. Stock Photo

RM2M74D9A–A page from a vintage cigarette card album entitled ‘Military Uniforms of the British Empire Overseas’. The cards displayed depict soldiers of The Rhodesia Regiment, The British South Africa Police and the B.S.A. Police (Native Askari) from Southern Rhodesia. The page is also decorated with a sketch of the Municipal Offices, Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia. Published in 1938 by John Player & Sons.

RMG55MFD–RHODESIAN ARMY : 1980

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Another cheery trio! , British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1MC02–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Another cheery trio! , British Army

'Baden-Powell with some Rhodesian Scouts', 1944. From "Boy Scouts', by E. E. Reynolds. [Collins, London, 1944] Stock Photo

RM2J3H3B5–'Baden-Powell with some Rhodesian Scouts', 1944. From "Boy Scouts', by E. E. Reynolds. [Collins, London, 1944]

Gweru, Zimbabwe. The military museum. A Rhodesian Army artillery-towing truck (in the background) and the chasis of a 'Leopard' mine protected vehicle. Stock Photo

RM2AFD46P–Gweru, Zimbabwe. The military museum. A Rhodesian Army artillery-towing truck (in the background) and the chasis of a 'Leopard' mine protected vehicle.

Feb. 26, 2012 - April 1980 Final passing out parade of Rhodesian African rifles. Col. McKenna inspecting the parade of Rhodesian African Rifles at the Shaw Barracks, Bulawayo. At the last passing-out parade before they are integrated into the new Zimbabwe Army. Stock Photo

RME13340–Feb. 26, 2012 - April 1980 Final passing out parade of Rhodesian African rifles. Col. McKenna inspecting the parade of Rhodesian African Rifles at the Shaw Barracks, Bulawayo. At the last passing-out parade before they are integrated into the new Zimbabwe Army.

'The Northern Rhodesia Regiment', 1936. Creator: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMT8N750–'The Northern Rhodesia Regiment', 1936. Creator: Unknown.

Nov. 11, 1965 - Rhodesian high commissioner pays Homage at field of remembrance: The opening service of Dedication was held today at the Field of Remembrance, at St. Margaret's Westminster. Photo Shows The High Commissioner of Rhodesia, Brigadier Andrew Skeen, places his Cross in the Field of Remembrance today. Seen behind are wing Commander A.F. Chisnall, Royal Rhodesian Air Force (left), and Lt. Col. T. Passaportis, Senior Army Liaison Officer, Rhodesia House, (dark Uniform) Stock Photo

RME0XAJ3–Nov. 11, 1965 - Rhodesian high commissioner pays Homage at field of remembrance: The opening service of Dedication was held today at the Field of Remembrance, at St. Margaret's Westminster. Photo Shows The High Commissioner of Rhodesia, Brigadier Andrew Skeen, places his Cross in the Field of Remembrance today. Seen behind are wing Commander A.F. Chisnall, Royal Rhodesian Air Force (left), and Lt. Col. T. Passaportis, Senior Army Liaison Officer, Rhodesia House, (dark Uniform)

29th October 1993 A U.S. Army Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter takes off from UNOSOM HQ in Mogadishu, Somalia. A Zimbabwe National Army Crocodile TCV drives past. Stock Photo

RMT01156–29th October 1993 A U.S. Army Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter takes off from UNOSOM HQ in Mogadishu, Somalia. A Zimbabwe National Army Crocodile TCV drives past.

Nov. 13, 1966 - Demonstrations In Downing St After playing Of Wreath By The Anglo - Rhodesian Society On The Cenotaph: A service in memory of the Rhodesian who fell in both world wars was held this afternoon at the Cenotaph in Whithall. The service was arranged by the Anglo- Rhodesian Society, whose president is the Marquess of Salisbury. As the Government had stopped the band of Scots guards from playing at the service, the band of the Savvat. Army played during the service conducted by Mr William Cooper Stock Photo

RME0XG91–Nov. 13, 1966 - Demonstrations In Downing St After playing Of Wreath By The Anglo - Rhodesian Society On The Cenotaph: A service in memory of the Rhodesian who fell in both world wars was held this afternoon at the Cenotaph in Whithall. The service was arranged by the Anglo- Rhodesian Society, whose president is the Marquess of Salisbury. As the Government had stopped the band of Scots guards from playing at the service, the band of the Savvat. Army played during the service conducted by Mr William Cooper

Lt Colonel Andrew Parker Bowles, centre with blue folder, at Camp Alpha, Rhodesia-Zimbabwe 1980. He is seen supervising the Patriotic Front troops coming in from the bush into British Army run holding camps in the Zambezi valley as part of the Lancaster House peace process after the Rhodesian civil war ended. He was Senior Military Liaison Officer to Lord Soames, when he was Governor of Rhodesia during its transition to the majority rule state of Zimbabwe in 1979–1980. He was staff qualified (sq), and became a Lieutenant-Colonel 30 June 1980.AK47AK47 He was awarded the Queen's Commendation fo Stock Photo

RMWH6WKG–Lt Colonel Andrew Parker Bowles, centre with blue folder, at Camp Alpha, Rhodesia-Zimbabwe 1980. He is seen supervising the Patriotic Front troops coming in from the bush into British Army run holding camps in the Zambezi valley as part of the Lancaster House peace process after the Rhodesian civil war ended. He was Senior Military Liaison Officer to Lord Soames, when he was Governor of Rhodesia during its transition to the majority rule state of Zimbabwe in 1979–1980. He was staff qualified (sq), and became a Lieutenant-Colonel 30 June 1980.AK47AK47 He was awarded the Queen's Commendation fo

Dec. 14, 2011 - Rhodesia. Mugabe Robert Mugabe, 51 years old, one of the top Nationalist leaders of Rhodesia. He has influenced among the 8000 or os freedom fighters of Mozambique-based Zimbabwe People's Army (ZIPA), spearhead of the Rhodesian Guerrilla Movement. Mugabe was once a deputy to Joshua Nkomo, bit in 1963 he broke with Nkomo and ZAPU to help found the rival and more extreme Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU), under the leadership of the Rev. Ndabaningi Sithole. Stock Photo

RME12CY3–Dec. 14, 2011 - Rhodesia. Mugabe Robert Mugabe, 51 years old, one of the top Nationalist leaders of Rhodesia. He has influenced among the 8000 or os freedom fighters of Mozambique-based Zimbabwe People's Army (ZIPA), spearhead of the Rhodesian Guerrilla Movement. Mugabe was once a deputy to Joshua Nkomo, bit in 1963 he broke with Nkomo and ZAPU to help found the rival and more extreme Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU), under the leadership of the Rev. Ndabaningi Sithole.

Vintage Photograph of The Drill Hall, Bulawayo, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) Stock Photo

RFP7D1B8–Vintage Photograph of The Drill Hall, Bulawayo, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe)

Nov. 13, 1966 - Demonstrations In Down St. After Laying Of Wreath By The Anglo-Rhodesian Society On The Cenotaph: A service in memory of the Rhodesians who fell in to World Wars, was held this afternoon at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. The service was arranged by the Anglo-Rhodesian Society, whose president is the Marquses of Salisbury. As the Government has stopped the Band of the Scots Guards, from playing at the service the band of the Salvation Army. (Chalk Farm branch) played at the service, conducted by Mr. W. Cooper Stock Photo

RME0XG92–Nov. 13, 1966 - Demonstrations In Down St. After Laying Of Wreath By The Anglo-Rhodesian Society On The Cenotaph: A service in memory of the Rhodesians who fell in to World Wars, was held this afternoon at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. The service was arranged by the Anglo-Rhodesian Society, whose president is the Marquses of Salisbury. As the Government has stopped the Band of the Scots Guards, from playing at the service the band of the Salvation Army. (Chalk Farm branch) played at the service, conducted by Mr. W. Cooper

RM2Y7W0FE–FIRST EMPIRE TROOPS ARRIVE TO TAKE PART IN LONDONS VICTORY PARADE - - South African and Rhodesian Service men and women who will take part in London 's Victory Day parade on 8 June, arrived by air at Blackbushe Aerodrome, Surrey. They were greeted by Mr S M Lanigan O'Keefe, High Commissioner for Southern Rhodesia in London. - Photo shows: Left to right - Lieutenant P Wibberney, Womens Army Medical Service of Southern Rhodesia, and Inspector I Bates of the British South African Police, chatting with a British WAAF officer on their arrival at Blackbushe Aerodrome, Camberley, surrey. - 16 May 194

Nov. 11, 1966 - Demonstrations in Down St. after laying on Wreath by the Anglo Rhodesian society on the Cenotaph: A service in memory of the Rhodesian who fell in to World Wars, was held this afternoon at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. The service was arranged by the Anglo Rhodesian Society. Whose President is the Marquess of Salisbury as the Government had stopped the Band of the Scots Guards from playing at the service the band of the Salvation Army, (Chalk Farm branch) played at the service, conducted by Mr. W. Cooper Stock Photo

RME0XFRB–Nov. 11, 1966 - Demonstrations in Down St. after laying on Wreath by the Anglo Rhodesian society on the Cenotaph: A service in memory of the Rhodesian who fell in to World Wars, was held this afternoon at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. The service was arranged by the Anglo Rhodesian Society. Whose President is the Marquess of Salisbury as the Government had stopped the Band of the Scots Guards from playing at the service the band of the Salvation Army, (Chalk Farm branch) played at the service, conducted by Mr. W. Cooper

April 1980 - Final passing out parade of Rhodesian African rifles Col. McKenna inspecting the parade of Rhodesian African Rifles at the Shaw Barracks, Bulawayo. At the last passing-out parade before they are integrated into the new Zimbabwe Army. (Credit Image: © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com) Stock Photo

RMF5KAN3–April 1980 - Final passing out parade of Rhodesian African rifles Col. McKenna inspecting the parade of Rhodesian African Rifles at the Shaw Barracks, Bulawayo. At the last passing-out parade before they are integrated into the new Zimbabwe Army. (Credit Image: © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com)

RM2Y6G282–Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, at RAF Heany in Southern Rhodesia during his 1947 tour of Africa.

Rhodesian troops in the bush 1975 Stock Photo

RMA0E7AB–Rhodesian troops in the bush 1975

WELCOMED HOME AFTER RHODESIAN TOUR Miss Margaret Knowler of Welling , Kent , a St . John Nursing Cadet , and Miss Ruth Bell of Greenford , Middlesex a member of the Salvation Army , returned to Britain today after a three-month tour of Southern Rhodesia under the aegis of the Princess Elizabeth Birthday fund . On their arrival at Southampton aboard the ' Athlone Carstle' , the girls were welcomed by Miss Pamela Ward of the Southern Rhodesian High commissioner 's office , London . Miss ward is from Salisbury , Southern Rhodesia . During the tour , Miss Knowler had an appendicitis operation . Stock Photo

RM2Y7THM5–WELCOMED HOME AFTER RHODESIAN TOUR Miss Margaret Knowler of Welling , Kent , a St . John Nursing Cadet , and Miss Ruth Bell of Greenford , Middlesex a member of the Salvation Army , returned to Britain today after a three-month tour of Southern Rhodesia under the aegis of the Princess Elizabeth Birthday fund . On their arrival at Southampton aboard the ' Athlone Carstle' , the girls were welcomed by Miss Pamela Ward of the Southern Rhodesian High commissioner 's office , London . Miss ward is from Salisbury , Southern Rhodesia . During the tour , Miss Knowler had an appendicitis operation .

RMG55MFE–RHODESIAN ARMY : 1980

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Coming down the gangway , British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1N6PX–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Coming down the gangway , British Army

RHODESIA 1980: Bombardier John Gayland, 29, of the 1st Royal Horse Artillery on duty outside the Rhodesia Ceasefire Monitoring Force Headquarters at the Morgan High School in Salisbury during the build-up to the Rhodesian General Election. Stock Photo

RMG50HEP–RHODESIA 1980: Bombardier John Gayland, 29, of the 1st Royal Horse Artillery on duty outside the Rhodesia Ceasefire Monitoring Force Headquarters at the Morgan High School in Salisbury during the build-up to the Rhodesian General Election.

Gweru, Zimbabwe. The military museum. A Rhodesian atrillery-towing truck from the 1970s 'Bush war' era Stock Photo

RM2AFD46H–Gweru, Zimbabwe. The military museum. A Rhodesian atrillery-towing truck from the 1970s 'Bush war' era

C Squadron Rhodesian Special Air Service - Paratrooper Bruce Hume receiving a shot of morphine after a hard landing Stock Photo

RM2WPDDMY–C Squadron Rhodesian Special Air Service - Paratrooper Bruce Hume receiving a shot of morphine after a hard landing

'Lieut.-General Sir Frederick Carrington, K.C.M.G.', 1901. Sir Frederick Carrington (1844-1913) British soldier who left for South Africa in March 1900 and was in command of the Rhodesian Field Force during the Second Boer War. From "South Africa and the Transvaal War, Vol. V", by Louis Creswicke. [T. C. & E. C. Jack, Edinburgh, 1901] Stock Photo

RM2AG0GRJ–'Lieut.-General Sir Frederick Carrington, K.C.M.G.', 1901. Sir Frederick Carrington (1844-1913) British soldier who left for South Africa in March 1900 and was in command of the Rhodesian Field Force during the Second Boer War. From "South Africa and the Transvaal War, Vol. V", by Louis Creswicke. [T. C. & E. C. Jack, Edinburgh, 1901]

RM2Y7W0E9–FIRST EMPIRE TROOPS ARRIVE TO TAKE PART IN LONDON 'S VICTORY PARADE South African and Rhodesian Service men and women who will take part in London 's Victory Day parade on June 8 arrived by air at Blackbushe Aerodrome, Surrey. They were greeted by Mr S M Lanigan O'Keefe, High Commisioner for Southern Rhodesia in London. Photo Shows: Left to right - Sergeant P G Nicholas of Southern Rhodesia; Able Seaman V R Cook of Southern Rhodesia and Sergeant F H Holmes of South Africa, on arrival at Blackbushe Aerodrome, Surrey. 16 May 1946

Shangani Patrol Memorial at World's View in Matobo National Park, Zimbabwe. The 34-member patrol was annihilated by Matabele warriors. Stock Photo

RFMBEXC3–Shangani Patrol Memorial at World's View in Matobo National Park, Zimbabwe. The 34-member patrol was annihilated by Matabele warriors.

THE SOMME, FRANCE - July 1916 - British soldiers go 'over the top' from a trench during the Battle of the Somme during the First World War. The Battle Stock Photo

RM2GC8JT4–THE SOMME, FRANCE - July 1916 - British soldiers go 'over the top' from a trench during the Battle of the Somme during the First World War. The Battle

RMWH6WYW–Lt Colonel Andrew Parker Bowles, centre with blue folder, at Camp Alpha, Rhodesia-Zimbabwe 1980. He is seen supervising the Patriotic Front troops coming in from the bush into British Army run holding camps in the Zambezi valley as part of the Lancaster House peace process after the Rhodesian civil war ended. He was Senior Military Liaison Officer to Lord Soames, when he was Governor of Rhodesia during its transition to the majority rule state of Zimbabwe in 1979–1980. He was staff qualified (sq), and became a Lieutenant-Colonel 30 June 1980.AK47AK47 He was awarded the Queen's Commendation fo

Northern Rhodesia Regiment in uniform Stock Photo

RMHH1P3T–Northern Rhodesia Regiment in uniform

RM2Y6G285–Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, at RAF Heany in Southern Rhodesia during his 1947 tour of Africa.

RMA0E7AD–Rhodesian troops in the bush 1975

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Marching along the quayside after disembarking , British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1N4AA–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Marching along the quayside after disembarking , British Army

RM2AFD49P–Gweru, Zimbabwe. The military museum. A Rhodesian atrillery-towing truck from the 1970s 'Bush war' era

RMMBEYCN–Shangani Patrol Memorial at World's View in Matobo National Park, Zimbabwe. The 34-member patrol was annihilated by Matabele warriors.

Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, and wing commander Frank Carey inspecting troops at RAF Heany in Southern Rhodesia during his 1947 tour of Africa. Stock Photo

RM2Y6G2D2–Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, and wing commander Frank Carey inspecting troops at RAF Heany in Southern Rhodesia during his 1947 tour of Africa.

RMA0E7B0–Rhodesian troops in the bush 1975.

Cap badge of the Rhodesia Corps of Engineers, c. 1965-1979. Stock Photo

RM2WA8A66–Cap badge of the Rhodesia Corps of Engineers, c. 1965-1979.

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - A type who looks ready for anything British Army Stock Photo

RM2X2FCDN–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - A type who looks ready for anything British Army

Gweru, Zimbabwe. The military museum. A memorial from the Rhodesian period near a T-34 tank at the entrance to the museum. Stock Photo

RM2AFD49W–Gweru, Zimbabwe. The military museum. A memorial from the Rhodesian period near a T-34 tank at the entrance to the museum.

RMMBEXDR–Shangani Patrol Memorial at World's View in Matobo National Park, Zimbabwe. The 34-member patrol was annihilated by Matabele warriors.

RMA0E79F–Rhodesian troops in the bush 1975

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Private Evans arrives from Umtali, Southern Rhodesia , British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1M3MY–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Private Evans arrives from Umtali, Southern Rhodesia , British Army

RMA0E79E–Rhodesian troops in the bush 1975.

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - A representative type showing pleasure on arrival British Army Stock Photo

RM2X2F966–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - A representative type showing pleasure on arrival British Army

RMA0E79D–Rhodesian troops in the bush 1975.

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - The boat on arrival at the port of disembarkation. The Troopship 'Karanja', British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1MPXC–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - The boat on arrival at the port of disembarkation. The Troopship 'Karanja', British Army

RMA0E7AE–Rhodesian troops in the bush 1975.

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - A very happy trio on the train after disembarking, British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1M3WC–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - A very happy trio on the train after disembarking, British Army

RMA0E7AF–Rhodesian troops in the bush 1975.

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Natives showing interest in the newly arrived troops , British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1MMBT–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Natives showing interest in the newly arrived troops , British Army

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Private Brewer from Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, looks grim about things , British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1M3WH–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Private Brewer from Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, looks grim about things , British Army

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - A native labourer working on the quayside creates a contrast to one of the troops , British Army Stock Photo

RM2X2FA7R–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - A native labourer working on the quayside creates a contrast to one of the troops , British Army

The British Army in North Africa 1942 Rhodesian troops of the 60th King's Royal Rifles in a Bedford MWD 15cwt truck in the Western Desert, 12 May 1942. Stock Photo

RM2T1M6R3–The British Army in North Africa 1942 Rhodesian troops of the 60th King's Royal Rifles in a Bedford MWD 15cwt truck in the Western Desert, 12 May 1942.

RM2T1MAJC–The British Army in North Africa 1942 Rhodesian troops of the 60th King's Royal Rifles in a Bedford MWD 15cwt truck in the Western Desert, 12 May 1942.

RM2WY6F0B–THE BRITISH ARMY IN NORTH AFRICA 1942 - Rhodesian troops of the 60th King's Royal Rifles in a Bedford MWD 15cwt truck in the Western Desert, 12 May 1942. ,

ARMY AND AIR FORCE COMMANDERS WATCH PARATROOPS IN TRAINING - The C-in-C Home Forces converses with a Rhodesian pilot who was among the many pilots helping to train paratroops Photographic negative , British Army Stock Photo

RM2X0NPM7–ARMY AND AIR FORCE COMMANDERS WATCH PARATROOPS IN TRAINING - The C-in-C Home Forces converses with a Rhodesian pilot who was among the many pilots helping to train paratroops Photographic negative , British Army

RHODESIAN FORCES IN NORTH AFRICA DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR - Rhodesian troops of the 60th King's Royal Rifle Corps training with smoke mortars. Rhodesian volunteers were allowed to serve together in this regiment. , British Army, King's Royal Rifle Corps Stock Photo

RM2WYBAC5–RHODESIAN FORCES IN NORTH AFRICA DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR - Rhodesian troops of the 60th King's Royal Rifle Corps training with smoke mortars. Rhodesian volunteers were allowed to serve together in this regiment. , British Army, King's Royal Rifle Corps

ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Colonel Ferris, C.O.Contingent, being received on arrival. Left to right: - Colonel Ferris C.O., Rassem Bey (Governor of Suez) Mr. Terence Shone (H.M.Minister, Cairo) Brigadied Crooks (Commander of Canal Zone) , British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1MNDM–ARRIVAL OF THE FIRST SOUTHERN RHODESIAN FORCES - Colonel Ferris, C.O.Contingent, being received on arrival. Left to right: - Colonel Ferris C.O., Rassem Bey (Governor of Suez) Mr. Terence Shone (H.M.Minister, Cairo) Brigadied Crooks (Commander of Canal Zone) , British Army

THE BRITISH ARMY IN NORTH AFRICA, SICILY, ITALY, THE BALKANS AND AUSTRIA 1942-1946 - Capt. the Hon. F.E. Harris, DSO., MP., Southern Rhodesian Minister of Defence and Agriculture, with Lieut. General S.C. Kirkman, 13 Corps Commander, after he had visited Rhodesian troops with the 6th South African Armoured Division unit, British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1MNBT–THE BRITISH ARMY IN NORTH AFRICA, SICILY, ITALY, THE BALKANS AND AUSTRIA 1942-1946 - Capt. the Hon. F.E. Harris, DSO., MP., Southern Rhodesian Minister of Defence and Agriculture, with Lieut. General S.C. Kirkman, 13 Corps Commander, after he had visited Rhodesian troops with the 6th South African Armoured Division unit, British Army

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