Fighting Men of Rhodesia ep297 | Assistant District Commissioner Barry Mulder - Part 2 | INTAF

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[@deniscoyne5671]

Thanks again, Barry Mulder. Fascinating stuff.

[@marthinusmoolman8543]

That is the history in the making brother .

[@dondickerson9978]

I am so glad that you post all of this wonderful history for people to remember these brave men.

[@ginojaco]

Another fascinating interview. This sort of insight is priceless, even after decades of chatting with people about these various topics, Barry is mentioning things I was entirely unaware of. Keep it coming gents. 👍

[@corneliusvermaak7882]

Very interesting talk by a raconteur! Looking forward to the next episode. Thanks Barry, Tony and John.

[@Rkolb2798]

Some Fantastic people you worked with , thank you for sharing .

[@grahamhawkes7304]

Thank you so much Barry I was enthralled by your stories. My father was the Govt Quantity Surveyor for Matabeleland from the late 60's through to the end of the war and I used to love the school holidays when we could travel out into the rural areas and he interacted with the Intaf DC's and local chiefs. I was always taught by my father to respect all people and particularly the local tribes. I did a few Rhodesian School Exploration trips inyo the bush to study the different sciences and was always very impressed by the DC's that I had the privilege to spend time with. Pity the Rhodesian Govt did not pay more attention and fund the Internal Affairs a bit better. I am also aware of the Rhodesian Army just dumping many young city slicker white national servicemen into Guard Force with limited training and viŕtually no knowledge of the culture of the poor people placed into the keeps towards the end of the war

[@fraseredk7433]

Shades of Peter Sellers in The Party with his bugle.

[@spikem8613]

Barry - you have to write a book. This contemporary history would be of interest to so many people (including academics involved in the history and administration of former colonies). One of my favourite books is "To the banks of the Zambezi" by TV Bulpin. I look forward to your book, " Between the banks of the Zambezi & Limpopo", written by Barry Mulder.

[@jamtree9746]

Really wonderful- I miss those times-Thanks Barry.

[@ivanhunter1994]

Please Write a book about your experience with all the information about the local history, culture and beliefs. Fascinating stuff.

[@MJBrennan-k9d]

great talk again guys.

[@alnonickname570]

Thankyou for these intriguing insights into the origins of our fledgling nation.. so much good faith, ultimately perverted by devious foreign interests. Just imagine what we could have achieved, minus the cursed self-interested politicians. I camped with my Dad at the confluence of the Sabi/Lunde, it was so wild the Eland and Kudu stood and looked at us. Supper was bream, and a duck cooked over the coals - delicious, even with a few No. 8 shot in it..

[@mikenorton3294]

Great interview again for one of the brave men whose efforts were very under appreciated. Salute

[@hennies9509]

You definitely had a very interesting life, Barry. I am happy to hear that you will be doing 5 episodes. Cannot wait to listen to them.

[@wybrandbarnard6215]

5 episodes! Forget it Barry has at least another 10 tucked away in that old head!

[@friscostreetstories5403]

I like when he talks like a Black Rhodesian. "Yes yes Sir, marshall law". All of his impressions are great. Awesome story.

[@Mutapahawk]

fascinating. thanks, Tony, Barry, John

[@cccmmm1234]

Fascinating again. My grandfather was in a similar role in South West Africa around 1920. There is quite a lot of overlap in the sorts of things they did to develop the areas.

[@ericdawson7097]

So enjoying this second interview- What amazing times you had Barry! Such a good memory and your recollections are vivid. Thanks so much Barry and Tony.👍💪

[@boots869]

Really fascinating talk by a great individual. Look forward to more.

[@gilmorekunaka9018]

Awesome stories

[@angushamilton2077]

Another great instalment Barry, those were hot and heady times. Look forward to your next recollections and period opinions. 0:24 Spot the two old ex-German? G1 FALs manufactured in the late 1950s.

[@hennies9509]

Barry you must make sure your information, books and material go somewhere that it does not get lost. You material and in info is wow!

[@gleydesargent9530]

Awesome gentlmen

[@fraseredk7433]

Traded in Feiras.

[@SIDIVanOnselen]

🎉Thank you Guy's 😂🎉😊

[@peteradloff9831]

Hi Barry, I took over from Peter Scott at Bveke and inherited his dog Miss Murgatroyd Mummy Mugwump.

[@jurgen7579]

I served twice in Bveke..early 78 under DO Andy Olver and around March/May 79 as Sunray Minor

[@fraseredk7433]

Please give Fraser's regards to Tony Granger

[@marthinusmoolman8543]

This is the history in the make brothers in arms. Black brother and White brother alike .

[@fraseredk7433]

Ever meet Doug McClymont agronomist?

[@heinrichsmith8139]

Hi responding for Barry...yes he was his prefect at school ,Snt Georges

[@fraseredk7433]

NADA are very sought after magazines.

[@cccmmm1234]

The Portuguese kicked the Arabs out of LM about 1500. In 1552 and 1554 there were two Portugese shipwrecks a bit South of Durban. The area was busy with non African influences.

[@fraseredk7433]

Picture of Alison , Barry ?

[@Rkolb2798]

Squadies are all the same 😂

[@dougcombrinck451]

PLEASE bring back the original presenters

[@Toncor12]

may I ask why? Is it my style or the content?

[@jimschneeberger3385]

You are doing just fine Tony. Thank you for all the hard work.

[@mikenorton3294]

Tony is doing a brilliant job

[@mikenorton3294]

Have you been interviewed

[@calummackenzie1797]

FMOR gives us the opportunity to tell our stories. The interviewer should interject as little as possible just like Tony has done on all my talks. If you feel that you can do better ,then put up or shut up