Forgotten Soldiers: The War that never was. The story of the Namibia Angola conflict
By Braam Pretorius

For decades, their stories were whispered among those who served, their sacrifices buried beneath the sands of time. But now, their tales are finally told.

From the grueling training grounds of De Brug to the deadly bush warfare of Northern Namibia and Southern Angola, Forgotten Soldiers is a gritty, action-packed, and deeply human war saga. This book tells the journey of Louis, Kelly, Joe, Abrie, Dave, and the men of Echo Company, Valk 2, Small Team 2, as they navigate the brutal realities of war.

Forgotten Soldiers of De Brug – Where boys became soldiers in the unforgiving crucible of paratrooper training.
Forgotten Soldiers of Eenhana – Where shadows move in the mist, and the ghosts of the past refuse to be silenced.
Forgotten Soldiers of Otapi – Where nature itself turns against them, and the silent predators of the river strike without warning.
Forgotten Soldiers of Angola – Where the war reaches its climax, and a terrifying force emerges from the heart of darkness.

Who Should Read This Book?

Military fiction fans who love stories of courage, brotherhood, and war.
Veterans and history buffs who want a deeply immersive look into the South African Border War.
Anyone who believes in the power of storytelling to honor those who fought, lived, and died in forgotten battles.

This is war as it was, raw, relentless, and unforgettable.
Some fought for their country. Some fought for their brothers. Some never came home.

Read it now. Remember them always.

"This book contains strong language and realistic depictions of war."

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