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Encyclopedia > Bushwar

Bushwar is a mod for Battlefield Vietnam (2004) and for Battlefield 1942 (2002). The mods theme is about a South African fight against SWAPO, the MPLA and Cuba in the bush lands of southern Angola and northern SWA that took place between 1975 and 1989. The mod features mix of South African, Soviet, and other assorted military eqipment.


The mod started for Bf:42, with the major release being v.1 for that engine, however, a while after, development was suspended pending another dev team to work on the project. This happened and development was restarted, but development work was switched to creating a BF:V release. This culminated in the release of Bushwar v.2 in June 2004.

Contents
1 See Also
2 Weapons
3 Vehicles
4 Maps
5 External Link

See Also

Weapons

South Africa

  • R-1 Assault Rifle
  • R-4 Assault Rifle
  • RPG-7
  • 81mm Mortar
  • TM-62 Mine

Soviet Union



Vehicles

South Africa

Soviet Union

Maps

  • Benguela Airport
  • Omarunga

External Link

  • Official Bushwar Site (http://bushwar.uni.cc/news.php)

  Results from FactBites:
 
Bushwar Mod - Bohemia Interactive Community (751 words)
Its purpose is to bring the history of the South African border war alive in Armed Assault.
The Bushwar was fought in Northern Namibia (former South West Africa), and in Southern Angola - the so-called "Operational Area" or "Border".
UNITA was given a strong foothold with this operation and with ongoing SADF and Western support throughout the Bushwar it remained the dominant freedom movement in South Angola until the end of the Bushwar.
A Site about the South African Bushwar 1966 to 1989 (2153 words)
The Bushwar was fought primarily in Northern Namibia and Southern Angola.
Contrary to popular believe, most SADF soldiers fighting the Bushwar, were non-white volunteers, with as much as 60% by the closing years of the war.
The Bushwar was fought over vast distances, requiring light and mobile forces to operate with little logistical support.
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