• Kitona is a town of about 4,000 persons[citation needed] in the Bas-Congo province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is located to the southwest...
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  • Operation Kitona was a Rwandan/Ugandan offensive that marked the beginning of the Second Congo War. Rwanda hoped to depose Laurent-Désiré Kabila and install...
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  • Kitona Air Base (ICAO: FZAI) is a military airport located near Kitona in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Up until 2007, it was commanded by Major General...
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    negotiate an agreement with the Congolese central government, which led to the Kitona Declaration stating that Katanga was part of the Congo and planned to re-integrate...
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    flew them to the government base of Kitona on the Atlantic coast. The planes landed in the middle of the Kitona base, but the motley collection of troops...
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    around Élisabethville. Faced with international pressure, Tshombe signed the Kitona Declaration in December 1961 in which he agreed in principle to accept the...
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  • from the coast. Southwest approach and departure are over the water. The Kitona Base VOR (Ident: KIT) is located 4.0 nautical miles (7.4 km) east of the...
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  • pressure on the rebel state, and eventually Tshombe relented and signed the Kitona Declaration. When in 1962 violence began to flare up again, Katangan gendarmes...
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  • army in May 1997. (Prunier says that the instructors were still at the Kitona base when the Second Congo War broke out, and had to be quickly returned...
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  • Air Force of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Massamba commanded the Kitona Air Base until June 2007, when he was appointed as the chief of air force...
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    quickly topple the Kabila regime. On August 4, he led an airborne assault on Kitona Air Field airlifting with him around 3,000 RPA and UPDF soldiers. His troops...
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  • responsible for mobilised 30,000 disillusioned FAC troops, 'garrisoned at Kitona,' to join the rebellion. During this period, Congolese living in the Kivus...
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    elements later formed the 4th Commando Bataillon which was stationed at Kitona in Bas-Congo. The regiment saw repeated action during the Congo Crisis of...
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  • to rebel attacks. The Ndigili airport, in Kibanseke Province, as well as Kitona, both held by Zimbabwean troops, were attacked simultaneously. In both cases...
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    25°11′E / 0.53°N 25.19°E / 0.53; 25.19 (Kisangani) Orientale Stanleyville Kitona Bas-Congo Kituku 43,460 1°06′N 29°58′E / 1.10°N 29.97°E / 1.10; 29.97...
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    system. As a safeguard against Belgium being invaded again, two major bases, Kitona and Kamina, were established in the Belgian Congo. They were almost viewed...
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  • political and regional lines. The centres are spread out around the country at Kitona, Kamina, Kisangani, Rumangabo and Nyaleke (within the Virunga National Park)...
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    Kinsangani (1997) 1998 – 2003 Second Congo War August 4 – 30, 1998 Operation Kitona June 5 – 10, 2000 Six-Day War (2000) October 2002 – January 2003 Effacer...
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  • 1987  Fiji 1987 South Pacific Championship National Stadium; Suva 216 VaiKitona Vai Flanker Aug 22, 1987  Fiji 1987 South Pacific Championship National...
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  • April 1960. 4th Commando Battalion was established in the Congolese town of Kitona in Bas-Congo. In April 1960, it was transferred to Rwanda-Urundi. In Rwanda-Urundi...
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    Katangese Gendarmerie stronghold was captured. Tshombe signed the 21 December Kitona Declaration, recognizing the authority of the central government and reintegrating...
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  • officers of the unit and new recruits in order to control the key area around Kitona and Kamina. In 1959, 2nd Commando Battalion was moved to Léopoldville to...
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  • (multiple branches) Kenge Kikwit Kilwa Kindu Kinshasa (multiple branches) Kitona Kisangani Kolwezi (multiple branches) Likasi Lodja Logu Lubumbashi (multiple...
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  • École interarmes in Belgium. In 1965, he became platoon school commander in Kitona, where he stayed for five years. He then became a military attaché to the...
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    triumph in Bukavu, Félix Mbuza Mabe was recalled by Kinshasa and sent to the Kitona base. In 2009, he died in Johannesburg  after a long illness, probably due...
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  • command of Zimbabwean forces defending N'Djili Airfield during Operation Kitona. Nyambuya is a former army general. He served as Governor of Manicaland...
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    operation forced Tshombe to agree to negotiate with Adoula. Tshombe signed the Kitona Declaration on 21 December 1961, agreeing that Katanga was part of the Congo...
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    dramatist and director; of a heart attack At the U.N. military base at Kitona, in the Congo, Katangan President Moise Tshombe and Congolese Prime Minister...
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    Congolese Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula. On 21 December 1961 Tshombe signed the Kitona Declaration, an agreement whereby he would recognise the authority of the...
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    allowed for Belgian metropolitan troops to continue to garrison the bases of Kitona and Kamina until another agreement could arrange the installations' handover...
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