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A Bugle Calls: The Story of the Witwatersrand Rifles and its Predecessors, 1899-1987 (new)
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FIRST EDITION, Published by Witwatersrand Rifles Regimental Council, 1989, hardcover, illustrated, index, 828 pages, condition: new.
Colour-pictorial cover with rules, tartan pattern, bugle emblem and gilt lettering, lettered diagram on endpapers, illustrated with colour, sepia and b/w photographs and maps, plus appendixes and index.
- This book, which includes some 65 maps and 105 photographs details the history of this Citizen Force regiment, headquartered at Germiston, on the East Rand (since 1963). The author, Dr S Monick (a senior professional officer at the South African National Museum of Military History, in Johannesburg) has adopted what he hopes is a unique and refreshingly original approach to regimental history specifically, and South African military history in general.