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The following was removed from the Grand Cross of Valour page as it really belongs here

Just three Air Force pilots have been awarded this medal in Zimbabwe after an outstanding performance in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The officers are the late Group Captain Micheal Dhabha (2002), Squadron Leader Ishmael Kadenga (2004) and Squadron Leader Earnest Matsambira (2004). Recipients are entitled to the letters G.C.Z.^[1] Air Force Magazine vol3,No8.

Anyone want to use it with better referencing? Gbawden (talk) 08:54, 5 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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^ The Herald 18 August 2004

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[1] The Herald 18 August 2004

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