SA Roll of Honour: List of Wars

List of Wars

War ID	Start Date	End Date	Title	Area	Combatants	Comments	Num Deaths
1	1779	1781	1st Kaffir War	Eastern Cape Frontier	Commandos of Dutch East India Company
10	1842	1842	Siege of Durban	Natal	British Empire vs Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek(Transvaal) and Oranje Vrijstaat(Orange Free State) Commandos		21
11	1845	1845	Zwartkopjes	Orange Free State	British Empire vs Oranje Vrijstaat (Orange Free State)
12	1846	1846	7th Kaffir War (War of the Axe)	Eastern Cape Frontier	British Forces
13	1848	1848	Boomplaas	Orange Free State	British Empire vs Oranje Vrijstaat (Orange Free State)
14	1850	1852	8th Kaffir War	Eastern Cape Frontier (Including Basutoland)	British Forces		10
15	1852	1852	Berea Expedition	Basutoland	British Forces vs Basuto		39
16	1858	1865	Basuto Wars	Orange Free State	Oranje Vrijstaat (Orange Free State) vs Basutos
17	1869	1869	Orange River	Central Sector Northern Cape Border	Cape Forces vs Coloured Clans
18	1873	1873	Langalibalele	Natal, Basutoland	Natal Volunteers and Cape Police vs Natal Native Tribe
19	1876	1876	Sekukuni	North East Transvaal	Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (Transvaal) vs Bapedi Tribe
2	1789	1793	2nd Kaffir War	Eastern Cape Frontier	Commandos of Dutch East India Company
20	1877	1877	9th Kaffir War	Eastern Cape Frontier	British Forces including Cape Volunteers
21	1878	1878	Sekukuni	North Eastern Transvaal	British Empire Forces vs Bapedi	The British occupied the Transvaal 1877 - 1881
22	1878	1879	Northern Border and Orange River	Area West of Kimberley and Along Orange River	Cape Volunteers vs Coloured Clans and Bechuana
23	1879 (Jan)	1879 (Jan)	Zulu War (1st)	Natal Border and Zululand	British Empire Forces and Natal Volunteers vs Zulu Kingdom		3
24	1879 (Mar)	1879 (Nov)	Morosi's Mountain	Basutoland	Cape Forces vs Basuto Tribe	The investment and capture of Mount Morosi in the Quthing District, March to November, 1879, by the forces of the Cape Colony.	38
25	1879 (Nov)	1879 (Nov)	Sekukuni	North Eastern Transvaal	British Forces vs Bapeli Tribe
26	1880	1881	Basutoland Rebellion (The Gun War)	Basutoland	Cape Forces vs Basuto	The Basutoland Rebellion was fought by the Cape Colony with the idea of disarming the Basotho, an object which failed completely, and by the Basotho, in alliance with various tribes in the Transkei and East Griqualand, to drive out the whites. The latter objective was not attained. Many Africans fought for the Cape but there were no Regular British troops other than a handful of Staff Officers. As a further result of the war the Basotho, in time, came, as they desired, under the direct rule of Great Britain instead of that of the Cape.	144
27	1880	1881	Transvaal War	Northern Natal and Transvaal	British Empire Forces vs Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (Transvaal)
28	1882	1885	Mampoer, Mapoch, Massouw and Moshette	Transvaal	Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (Transvaal) vs Native Tribes
29	1884	1884	Warren's Bechuanaland Expedition	Bechuanaland	British Forces	No Fighting
3	1795	1803	British Occupation	Cape Peninsula	British Forces vs Dutch East India Company
30	1888	1888	Zulu War	Zululand	British Forces vs Zulu Nation
31	1890	1890	Modjajie, Magoeba and Malaboch	Transvaal	Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (Transvaal) Commandos
32	1896	1896	Modjajie, Magoeba and Malaboch	Transvaal	Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (Transvaal) Commandos
33	1895	1896	Jameson Raid	Transvaal	Chartered Companies Forces vs Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (Transvaal) Commandos
34	1896	1897	Bechuanaland	Langberg area, west of Kimberley	Cape Forces
38	1893	1893	First Matabele War	Rhodesia
39	1914	1918	German South West Africa Campaign 1915	South West Africa	South Africa vs Germany		7
4	1799	1800	3rd Kaffir War	Eastern Cape Frontier	Dutch Government
42	1906	1907	The Zulu Rebellion (Bhambatha)	Natal/Zululand			3
43	1998	1999	Operation Boleas	Lesotho. SA Incursion into Lesotho	SA Incursion into Lesotho for "Peace Keeping"		11
44	1922	1922	Rand Revolt	Witwatersrand	Striking Miners		20
5	1806	1806	British Occupation	Cape Peninsula	British Forces vs Dutch
6	1811	1812	4th Kaffir War	Eastern Cape Frontier	British Forces
7	1815	1819	5th Kaffir War	Eastern Cape Frontier	British Forces
8	1834	1835	6th Kaffir War	Eastern Cape Frontier	British Forces
9	1834	1842	Period includes Great Trek and series of wars including Blood River 1838	Natal, Orange Free State, Transvaal	Trek Boers
ABW2	1899	1902	S.A. War (Anglo Boer War)	South Africa	The British Empire vs Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek/Oranje Vrijstaat	Britain and Commonwealth countries fought against the "Commandos" of the Boer Republics.	29713
BORDER	1976	1991	SWA/Namibia Border War	South West Africa and Angola	SADF (South African Defence Force) and FALA (UNITA's Military Wing) vs PLAN (Peoples Liberation Army of Namibia), FAPLA (Angolan Army) and the Cuban armed forces FAR		2038
BURUNDI	2001	2002	Burundi Peacekeeping	Burundi			4
Internal			Internal Duties (Township, Support of Police or Training)	South Africa			263
KOREA	1950		Korea	Korea	United Nations & South Korea vs North Korea & Allies		35
Langeberg	1897	1897	Langeberg Campaign	South Africa			2
none	-	-	None	-	-	Dummy Record	1
TamBook	1880	1881	Tambookie Campaign	South Africa			1
Unknown			Unknown				2
WWI	1914	1918	First World War	Whole World	Axis Powers vs Allied Powers		402
WWII	1939	1945	Second World War	Whole World	Pretty much everyone		719
Peacekeeping			Peacekeeping				109
16a	1858 (Mar)	1858 (June)	The War of Senekal (1858)	Orange Free State	Commandos of the Orange Free State and the Basotho	The War of Senekal, between the Commandos of the Orange Free State and the Basotho, lasted from March to June, 1858, and was caused by prolonged and aggravated boundary disputes. After some indecisive clashes the Free Staters retired to their own country without attacking Thaba Bosiu, Chief Moshesh's stronghold. After having much the better of the fighting the Basotho agreed to submit the boundary question to arbitration, with results that could be satisfactory to neither party.	26
16b	1865	1868	The Sequiti War	Orange Free State	Commandos of the Orange Free State and the Basotho	There was a considerable amount of fighting in the first campaign from 1865-6 but very little in the second from 1867-8. The Basotho were completely defeated in the field but, owing to the failure of the Free State to capture Thaba Bosiu, the Basotho managed to keep on skirmishing until Great Britain stepped in and forced the Free State, completely exhausted financially, to make peace on terms which secured the Basotho in the possession of their country as it is to-day but under the rule of the Cape Colony.	58
AFG	2006	2010	Afganistan				2
IRAQ	2003	2010	Iraq				1

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