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I an ex member of both 7 and 8 Squadron's of the Rhodesian war spending most of my operational time on Seven Squadron as a K Car gunner. I was credited for shooting down a fixed wing aircraft from a K Car on the 9 August 1979. This blog is from articles for research on a book which I HAVE HANDED THIS MANUSCRIPT OVER TO MIMI CAWOOD WHO WILL BE HANDLING THE PUBLICATION OF THE BOOK OF WHICH THERE WILL BE VERY LIMITED COPIES AVAILABLE Contact her on yebomimi@gmail.com The latest news is that the Editing is now done and we can expect to start sales and deliveries by the end of April 2011

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Sunday, July 20, 2008

THE BRITISH WASHED THIER HANDS

Britain was not much help to Rhodesia in her time of need and did her utmost to rid herself of the Colony which the British considered as the Sergeants mess of all her colonies.
She forgot all those brave Airmen and Soldiers both black and white who gave thier lives in the Boer War, World War 1 and World War 2. Bomber Arthur Harris O/C Bomber Command in WW 2 was a Rhodesian (shunned by Royalty after the war, as Britain battled to come to terms with what she did to Germany with the Boming campaign of WW2 )
Britain was quick to wash her hands of Rhodesia and sent Prince Charles to Rufaro stadium to watch the Union jack being ripped down in shame.
Soames loafed around Government House in Salisbury in the last days of reasonable rule and even had an abortive trip attempting to shoot a Buffalo which ended up in failure.
At least it was not the Green and White which we fought so hard for!!!!!

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I welcome comments from everyone on my book Choppertech.
I am interested especially on hearing from former ZANLA and ZIPRA combatants who also have thier story to tell.