| John Edmond 
	('Bushcat Online') | 
      John Edmond is somewhat of a 
		legend around campfires from Zambia to Zululand and from Walvis Bay to 
		Vilanculos. Singer, songwriter, entertainer, storyteller, author and 
		bush pilot. He has been there, done it all and fantastically still does 
		it! | 
        
          | 
		Rhodesian Music Site | This 
		site is a tribute all those marvelous musicians who entertained us so 
		royally during our years in Rhodesia.  Their 
		performances, the songs they played and the venues they appeared at are 
		embedded in the minds of us all,  forming an 
		intricate part of  our memories | 
        
          | 
		Rhodesian Light Infantry | The home of 
		the Rhodesian Light Infantry Regimental Association (RLIRA) | 
          
            | Window on Rhodesia 
		
		- the Jewel of Africa | An archive of the life and history of Rhodesia 
			from Cecil Rhodes to Ian Smith to 
			place on record the way of life and amazing achievements, possibly 
			without equal 
			in the world, of a small community living its own life whilst also 
			taking on the burden and succeeding in uplifting a much more 
			numerous underdeveloped local population. | 
          
            | Rhodesian Army Association 
			(UK) | 
			The Rhodesian Forces web 
			site is owned by the Rhodesia Army Association of the UK, and is run 
			by them on behalf of all military units that were operational in 
			Rhodesia from 1967 to 1980. Submissions and data from all sectors of 
			the military of those days are welcome | 
          
            | Rhodesian Services 
			Association | The 
			Rhodesian Services Association Inc was formed in New Zealand from a 
			basis of people who served, or whose family served, in forces loyal 
			to Rhodesia.  The aims are to retain record of our history; remember 
			the fallen; honor the brave and to offer moral support and help to 
			former comrades and their families | 
          
            | 
		Rhodesian Militaria | 
  This site is for both collectors and people 
	that are interested in Rhodesian militaria. The purpose of this site is to 
	explain the difference between genuine Rhodesian items and the fakes and 
	copies | 
			
            |  If you wish to exchange 
		or include a suitable link to 
		your site,
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		the webmaster
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