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9th July 2018, 03:45 PM
As highlighted previously at Skynet, many Americans during the 1970s took more than a casual interest in the plight of embattled Rhodesians, seeing in them brother defenders of a free and white way of life against the encroachments of communist terrorism and black militancy. The story of the Rhodesian Bush War, moreover, contains an American chapter, and one of its protagonists is Robert K. Brown, a retired Special Operations soldier and mercenary and the publisher of the infamous Solider of Fortune magazine. “In 1975, while visiting an American friend who had joined the Rhodesian police, Brown had a life-changing revelation,” writes Kyle Burke.
https://aryanskynet.wordpress.com/2018/07/08/rhodesias-crippled-eagles-americas-soldiers-of-fortune/
https://aryanskynet.wordpress.com/2018/07/08/rhodesias-crippled-eagles-americas-soldiers-of-fortune/