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  2. SAS Saldanha - Wikipedia

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    However, the base at Saldanha soon reverted to a training base in 1951 when the Naval Gymnasium was set up with 44 trainees reporting for a year's training. [1] Before the unit was christened SAS Saldanha on 1 March 1956, it was known as the "Naval and Marine Gymnasium" and "SAS Drommedaris."

  3. List of South African military bases - Wikipedia

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    SAS Saldanha) located on the West Coast and provides training and development for ratings [ 3 ] SAS Wingfield – ( 33°54′24.9″S 18°31′53.46″E  /  33.906917°S 18.5315167°E  / -33.906917; 18.5315167 ) located in the Greater Cape Town

  4. Fleet Command (SA Navy) - Wikipedia

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    SAS Saldanha - located on the West Coast and provides training and development for ratings [11] SAS Wingfield - located in the Greater Cape Town area; provides practical training for apprentices and the technical musterings [12] SAS Simonsberg - training in gunnery, anti-submarine warfare, communications, diving and seamanship [13]

  5. List of SAS operations - Wikipedia

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    [clarification needed] On 11 April 2005, G squadron, SAS captured Fadhil Ibrahim al-Mashhadani, one of Saddam Hussein's former apparatchik after assaulting a farm north-east of Baghdad that intelligence had traced him to. At about the same time, in an attempt to find the kidnappers of a foreigner, the SAS also captured a former senior Ba'athist ...

  6. Category:Installations of the South African Navy - Wikipedia

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    SAS Saldanha; SAS Wingfield; Selborne Graving Dock; South African Naval College This page was last edited on 1 August 2018, at 14:16 (UTC). Text is available under ...

  7. South African Naval College - Wikipedia

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    HMS Thames was a Mersey-class cruiser launched in 1885 for the Royal Navy. Thomas Benjamin Frederick Davis was a wealthy businessman, yachtsman and philanthropist. In 1920 Davis bought the Thames from the British Admiralty and sent her to South Africa.

  8. United Arab Emirates Air Force - Wikipedia

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    Group 23 (Observation, Training) - Sas Al Nakheel Air Base. AS550C3; Group 25 (Assault)- Sas Al Nakheel Air Base. CH-47F; Group 26 (Assault) - Al Minhad Air Base, Sas Al Nakheel Air Base. UH-60L; UH-60M; Group 28 (Observation and Reconnaissance) - Al Ain/Camp Hazza. Bell407GX

  9. List of decommissioned ships of the South African Navy

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    Built by Herbie Spradbrow, Durban. Attached to SAS Robbeneiland. Used as ferry between Cape Town and Murry's Harbour on Robben Island. Transferred to Military Academy, Saldanha in 1971. [85] HDML 1100-1300 Series [86] HDML 1330 HDML1330 23 June 1944 1953 S Afr Waters: 1944-45 [14] Sold for scrap 1953 Built by Fred Nicolls, Durban. [85]