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During the Bush War between the Republic of South Africa and SWAPO, Operation Rekstok was a series of South African raids into southern Angola in March, 1979. Conducted concurrently with Operation Safraan. Preceded Operation Sceptic.

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	During the ''Bush War'' between the [[Republic of South Africa]] and [[SWAPO]], '''Operation Rekstok''' was a series of ) South African raids into southern [[Angola]] in March, [[1979]]. Conducted concurrently with [[Operation Safraan]]. Preceded [[Operation Sceptic]].		During the ''Bush War'' between the [[Republic of South Africa]] and [[SWAPO]], '''Operation Rekstok''' was a series of South African raids into southern [[Angola]] in March, [[1979]]. Conducted concurrently with [[Operation Safraan]]. Preceded [[Operation Sceptic]].

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