SADF era 1984 JMC arm-band - rare history piece (FAPLA/SADF joint monitoring commision)
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Here we have on auction a super scarce/ rare and very important piece of SADF SWA/ Angola bushwar history - an original white cloth JMC (Joint Monitoring Commission) armband as worn by both SADF and FAPLA troops in 1984 as part of the then agreement to oversee the withdrawl then of SADF troops from Southern Angola;
"The Joint Monitoring Commission (JMC) was created to oversee the withdrawal of South African forces from the portion of Angola's southern Cunene province in which they had operated for some time, and its re-occupation by the Angolan Armed Forces (Fapla). It was to ensure that neither Swapo nor Cuban forces moved into this area as the South African Defence Force (SADF) withdrew. The JMC consisted of SADF and Fapla headquarters (HQ) personnel and infantry from both armies to monitor the area concerned. It operated in southern Angola from February 1984 to May 1985".
Not too many of these around, a VERY scarce item!
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Please note that the background used for the photos is not included in this auction.
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