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The document provides information about the South Africa Army, including some of its branches like the air force, land fighters, and navy. It discusses how serving can be dangerous and result in wounds, injuries, or death. It also notes a medal parade held by the South Africa Army headquarters in 2011 and mentions some historical facts, like a prediction by General Smuts about World War II and early contact made with indigenous groups in 1488.
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