Vlamgat (CD)
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Vlamgat (CD)

Electronic version of the now out of print VlamGat - Story of the Mirage F1 in South African Air Force classic by General R.S "Dick" Lord.

Vlamgat, literally 'flaming hole' in Afrikaans, was the nickname the South African Air Force (SAAF) gave to the Mirage F1, its formidable frontline jet fighter during South Africa's long 'border wars' in South West Africa (Namibia) and Angola from the late 1960s to the late 1980s. Battling Soviet MiG-21s over African skies, the Vlammies, the Mirage pilots as they were affectionately known, acquitted themselves with distinction and honour. Vlamgat is a gripping account of these pilots and their deeds of bravery; their experiences are authentically related with accuracy, humour and pathos - by the author, himself a Vlammie.

This Multimedia CD contains over 680 Mb of information, photographs, printed material and video footage of the Mirage F1.

Included
- Vlamgat 2005 e-book
- Additional colour photographs
- Audio introduction by the author
- Farewell to the Mirage F1AZ video
- Video clips of the Mirage F1 in action
- History of The Mirage F1 in the SAAF
- Original Mirage F1AZ Flight Manual with SAAF updates
- Over 90 extra pages written by General Rafael de Pino, Cuban commander of MiG operations in Angola during the conflict.

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R220.00