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Anti-Insurgency Operations | Portuguese Colonial Army of Mozambique Search to Destroy FRELIMO | 1970

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Footage from 1970 film showing an offensive conducted by Portuguese forces in border areas near Tanzania and Zambia, using helicopters, motorised vehicles and mine detection equipment.
The objective was to search and destroy insurgent guerrillas belonging to the African Nationalist group FRELIMO.
Source: Reuters News Archive.

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Комментарии : 47

@lsnows 3 года назад

I like the H&K G3! Great weapon!

@wistonlawsons4443 3 года назад

U are able to buy a exact one in us, the ptr91.

@johnnotrealname8168 2 года назад

I have read the recoil was bad, is this true?

@TheDarkAKA Год назад

I loved my G3 , my girl...😆😂🤣

@spr822 3 года назад

Thank you for fighting communism, from South Africa.

@johnnotrealname8168 2 года назад

@@dimitripetrenko9604 Wait what? The Portuguese did it to preserve their colonial (Or "overseas provinces") holdings and the native Africans did it to get a decent wage and thought the Portuguese would win.

@johnnotrealname8168 2 года назад

The Southern-African bloc.

@herbertmacaulay8987 2 года назад

lol

@darthdooku6483 Год назад

They weren't fighting Communism, they were defending Racism White Supremacy and Colonisation.

@openingbarley0939 Год назад

@@johnnotrealname8168 The Portuguese did win the war. We lost our African holdings because of the regime change in Portugal by communists which then released all the colonies in Africa.

@nilavansinnathamby9150 28 дней назад

Its very sad to see how the Portuguese had to leave Mozambique, due to stupid reasons with the government in portugal otherwise the Portuguese developed and did well for the countries now without them Mozambique is so corrupted by the locals and have no sympathy for innocent people. Portugal worked very hard.

@jesselivermore2291 3 месяца назад

mt dad was there 1970-74, comandos near the border, they were abandoned and left with no supplies for weeks, my dad sold storage g3 and ammo to rhodesia to get the money and food and an old truck to leave to the south, thats how bad it was in the end.