Born Warriors

History is made by ordinary people performing extraordinary deeds, only a few ever get the recognition deserved for their contributions, countless others don’t. This Blog will hopefully remedy this oversight regards many whose full stories have as yet to be told. Stories about Vila Cabral, Niassa Province, 32 Battalion, South African Reconnaissance Commandos. as well as African, Angolan, Rhodesia, South West African, Guinea-Bissau and Mozambique wars.

Wednesday, June 10, 2015

SAVATE Day 2015

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Daniels name appears on the South African Special Forces Roll of Honour as well as the South African Parabat Roll of Honour and until D...
Sunday, May 4, 2014

Special Forces, tactics and weapons through the ages.

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The General assumption is that Special Forces units are primarily a modern phenomenon emerging in the early 20 th century, with a sign...
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Village Idiot
I am 50 years young I have a daughter called Gabriella who is 18. I am Proudly South African. I used to live in a small drinking town with a fishing problem but moved to Port Elizabeth in 2009. I have had a pretty interesting life and up until a few years back when a good friend of mine persuaded me to look at writing a political/military book I had never ever thought of writing for pleasure. Not that I think that I am a great writer, but I do enjoy it and I have recently published my first book "The Clarens Chronicles" available from stephend@nosa.co.za. I ride a Harley Davidson 1200 Sportster and I ride as often as I can (not often enough)Having purchased a big boy scooter a couple of years back I am travelling all over PE and surrounds on two wheels and find it awesome. Hopefully with this blog you will get to know more about me, my family and my friends. The Born Warriors Blog is one that i have set up to help collect stories and information on those men and women who have contributed to military history but have never received the credit they have deserved.
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