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Operation Seiljag : ウィキペディア英語版
Operation Seiljag

Operation Seiljag ((英語:Operation Yacht)) was an extensive search and destroy campaign, conducted against the South West African People's Organization (SWAPO) in South-West Africa by elements of the South African 32 Battalion. The operation was carried out from November 1976 to March 1977 largely on the ''Yati Strip'', an area patrolled by members of the South African security forces parallel to the Angolan border. By February, the fighting had intensified and shifted to about fourteen kilometres into Angola. In the course of a four month period 32 Battalion had eliminated two cadres of SWAPO's guerrilla wing, the People's Liberation Army of Namibia (PLAN), repelled a third incursion across the border, and destroyed three militant bases. The bodies of nineteen guerrillas were recovered, in addition to a cache of mortar bombs and RPG-7 projectiles intended for use on PLAN raids.
''Operation Seiljag'' was one of the largest actions involving 32 Battalion at that point, involving firefights with up to three hundred insurgents. Casualties were relatively light on both sides.
==Background==


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