[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In September 1999 the Angolan Armed Forces launched an offensive against the 'UNITA forces in Bailundo.
What does FAA stand for?
FAA stands for Angolan Armed Forces
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That, and the arrival of Zimbabwean helicopter gunships and an Angolan Armed Forces (Forcas Armadas Angolanas or, FAA) armored column that threatened his rear, forced Kabarebe to break off the engagement at the end of August.
The Malanje Government has been handed over two land reserves cleared of mines in 2012 by the National Institute of Demining (INAD) and the 5th Demining Brigade of the Angolan Armed Forces (F).
He has been a reserve officer in the Angolan Armed Forces since 2001, and a member of MPLA Political Bureau since December 2003.
He has visited Angola two or three times every year since the country became independent and is currently engaged in a project to study and reduce the incidence of HIV/Aids in the Angolan armed forces.
Further, the paper examines the recent military success of the Angolan Armed Forces (FAA) against UNITA strongholds.
The requirement of developing and improving the logistics system was supported by general chief of Staff of the Angolan Armed Forces (F), general Geraldo Sachipengo Nunda, so that a decent support to the troops can be granted.