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Its members consisted of some of the finest guerrilla-fighting men in the western world, unconventional in many ways, disregardful of parade-ground discipline, unorthodox in their dress, yet a force so tightly knit in the face of danger that those who knew anything about them could only marvel - The Citizen.
Formed in 1973 by the legendary Lieutenant-Colonel Ron Reid-Daly at the behest of Rhodesian military supremo General Peter Walls, the Selous Scouts were to write their name into the annals of military history as one of the finest counterinsurgency units of all time, through their innovative pseudo-guerrilla tactics, brilliant reconnaissance operations into Zambia and Botswana and daring flying-column raids into Mozambique.
Feared and hated by the liberation movements ZIPRA and ZANLA, the Scouts wreaked untold havoc and destruction on their Soviet- and Chinese-backed enemies, accounting for 68% of guerrilla casualties within Rhodesia alone during the bitter...

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Also by Peter Baxter Rhodesia Last Outpost of the British Empire France in - photo 1

Also by Peter Baxter:

Rhodesia: Last Outpost of the British Empire

France in Centrafrique (Africa@War Vol 2)

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Text Peter Baxter, 2011

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GLOSSARY ABBREVIATIONS 2IC second in command Ack-Ack name given to - photo 2

GLOSSARY & ABBREVIATIONS
2ICsecond in command
Ack-Ackname given to anti-aircraft fire, originating during the Second World War
amaNdebeleminority indigenous ethnic/language group, resident in the Matabeleland region of Zimbabwe; an offshoot of the Zulu
Bandeira de PortugalPortuguese flag
braaibarbeque (Afrikaans)
BSACBritish South Africa Company
BSAPBritish South Africa Police
casevaccasualty evacuation
Chinditsa British long-range penetration force active during the Burma campaign of the Second World War
chiShonalanguage of the Mashona people
CIDCriminal Investigation Department
CIOCentral Intelligence Organization
COcommanding officer
ComOpsCombined Operations (Headquarters)
cordon sanitairea lengthy combined security fence and minefield that was installed along the northeastern and eastern borders of Rhodesia during the 1970s
DtenteSouth African policy of appeasement/rapprochement with black Africa during the early 1970s
dwalaa domed granite protrusion commonly seen throughout southern Africa; a geologic precursor to a kopje
Exrcito Portugusthe Portuguese army
Flechaslit. Arrows, a Portuguese pseudo unit deployed in Mozambique and Angola
FN FALFabrique Nationale Fusil Automatique Lger (infantry assault rifle)
FN MAGFabrique Nationale Mitrailleuse dAppui Gnral (general-purpose infantry machine gun, or GPMG)
frantanlocally produced variant of napalm; der. frangible tank
FrelimoFrente de Libertao de Moambique, Front for the Liberation of Mozambique
frozen areaoperational area frozen of normal security force activity in order to allow Selous Scout pseudo units to operate without risk of interception by normal security force units or to in some other way influence events on the ground
gookpejorative name for members of one or other of the liberation movements; der. Vietnam War
HALOhigh altitude low opening (see below) parachuting technique involving high-altitude deployment with low-altitude opening
(Indep) Coythe Rhodesian security forces distributed school- leaver national servicemen mainly in a number of independent companies of the Rhodesia Regiment; the companies were rebadged later as Rhodesian African Rifles
Information Scandala South African political scandal involving the Department of Information
JOCJoint Operational Centre
Kikuyua tribal grouping focused in the central highlands of Kenya
Manicalandeastern province of Zimbabwe, traditional home of the Manica sub-group of the chiShona language group
Mashonamajority indigenous language group resident in the Mashonaland region of Zimbabwe
Mashonalandprovince of Zimbabwe, the traditional home of the Mashona peoples
Matabelelandprovince of Zimbabwe, the traditional home of the amaNdebele people
Mau Maua tribally specific uprising that occurred in Kenya between the end of the Second World War and the early 1960s miombo signature woodland pattern common to the central plateau of southern Africa and consisting primarily of various Brachystegia species
MNRMovimento Nacional da Resistncia de Moambique, National Resistance Movement of Mozambique, also Renamo
mopanea common woodland tree found in the low-lying regions of southern Africa
mutitraditional medicine or witchcraft (chiShona)
NguniLarge ethnic group indigenous to the southern and southeastern regions of South Africa, comprising the Zulu and Xhosa, among others
OCCOperations Coordinating Committee
RARRhodesian African Rifles
RenamoResistncia Nacional Moambicana, Mozambican National Resistance (Movement) (also MNR)
RhAFRhodesian Air Force
RLIRhodesian Light Infantry
SAAFSouth African Air Force
SAAFASouth African Air Force Association
SADFSouth African Defence Force
SAMsurface-to-air missile
SASSpecial Air Service
SBSpecial Branch
Shangaanan Nguni-derived ethnic/language group occupying the Gaza region of Mozambique/Zimbabwe
sharp endthe operational area (slang)
Skuzapoidiomatic chiShona epithet applied to the Selous Scouts; der. Excuse me here
SNEBSocit Nouvelle des Etablissements Edgar Brandt, unguided air-to-surface missile
Supersnickname applied to the Rhodesian C Squadron SAS
terrterrorist
TTLTribal Trust Land
UANCUnited African National Council
UDIUnilateral Declaration of Independence
Unimog1.5l and 2.5l multi-purpose auto four-wheel drive medium trucks produced by Mercedes-Benz, a division of Daimler AG
white Africana term applied to white residents or citizens of Rhodesia with a particular fluency in native languages, culture and lifestyles and well and a deep familiarity with the natural environment
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