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Ds Jacobus van Tonder - Siviele dominee in Ops Gebied – Nongqai Vol 17 No 5




This autobiography tells the inspiring life story of Brigadier Chris Thaver, who served with honour and dedication in the police service. It describes his early struggles, career growth, and the challenges he faced during difficult times in South Africa. Through hard work, discipline, and determination, he achieved many historic milestones in the police service. His story also highlights the importance of family support, mentorship, and strong personal values.

SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE: A LEGACY OF SERVICE, HONOUR & A BORDER VETERAN BEYOND SELF: LIEUTENANT-COLONEL SYKES G PILLAY

‘n Aangename verrassing en herinneringe aan Centenary (Rhodesië) deur lt-genl Johan Ferreira

South African Police: Captain (Bob) Mogamberry Govender: Border Veteran and a Life of Duty and Honour

Title: If the Legs Look Like This… What About the Mind? Moral Injury and Spiritual Trauma Among SAP Veterans This article explores the invisible wounds carried by South African Police (SAP) veterans who served during the Border War and internal conflict periods. While physical injuries from landmines, burns, and animal attacks are documented, the psychological and spiritual trauma — including moral injury, PTSD, alcoholism, and suicide — remains largely unacknowledged. Drawing comparisons with the United States’ veteran care system, the article highlights the lack of national support for SAP veterans and calls for recognition, healing, and historical justice.

1971: LANDMINE VICTIM: CAPT HTS ‘BONNIE' VAN EEDEN: SAP DURBAN WEST