The guerrillas were based in Zambia, just across the Zambezi to the north of Rhodesia. Their main camp was at Westland Farm, north of the Zambian capital of Lusaka, and hundreds of miles away from ...
The guerrillas were based in Zambia, just across the Zambezi to the north of Rhodesia. Their main camp was at Westland Farm, north of the Zambian capital of Lusaka, and hundreds of miles away from the border. For the Rhodesians to strike back would mean taking wholesale control of Zambian airspace, and ferrying aircraft and soldiers deep into a hostile country. Needless to say, neither the guerrillas nor the Zambians expected them to do it. On October 19, 1978, the Rhodesians did it. Led by a man known only as "Green Leader," aloft in a Rhodesian Canberra.
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The kaffir in Lusaka tower asks "what do I call you?" The Canberra bomber COMMANDER has been calling himself GREEN LEADER during the entire transmission!
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