Identity
Person No.
32440
Old ROH no.
1830
Service No.
76375658BG
Last Name
First Name
Glen Andrew
Initials
G A
Date of Birth
Unknown
Est. Birth Year
Age at Death
20
Death Record
Date of Death
Cause code
ACC 1,584
Accident
Cause of Death
Died of accidental injuries, hand grenade incident, in 2 Mil Area
Military Service
Location
Country
Locality
Grave Reference
Memorial
Memorial
Location
On a koppie at the Voortrekker Monument, overlooking Pretoria
Address
Coordinates
Panel
On the panel
1980 Army. Right column. 38th name from the top (Paul G.A.)
Unit History
Notes
Son of Mr. J. T. Paul, of East London
Research notes
SADF Wall of Remembrance (Voortrekker Monument): named on photograph "1980 Army (Abel–Ralikwatha). Photograph: South African War Graves Project.". 1980 Army. Right column. 38th name from the top (Paul G.A.).
25 Sep 2026, Unit2 service-branch sweep: the stored Secondary Unit "Army" was CLEARED as a duplicate. It was not a sub-unit, it was a service-branch word repeating what the Branch column already says. Secondary Unit is for sub-units -- a company, a squadron, a commando -- and this record's branch of service is unchanged at "Army".
Citations
Unknown
External References
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SADF.info Border Roll of Honour
open source ↗
SADF.info Border RoH
- South African War Graves Project open source ↗
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The War in Angola
open source ↗
War In Angola Roll of Honour (warinangola.com, tabid=1175), pages 117-119 of 143: confirmed, no changes.
Stories 1
76375658BG Rfn Glen Andrew Paul did his National Service with 8 SAI. He died in the operational area on the 18th May 1980 . He was born in East London and attended Cambridge High School for a while. He was one of four children and was the only son of his parents.
Dedications 1
Glen there is not a day that goes by that I do not remember you. You were one of the best. You were a good friend and I remember our days at school like it was yesterday. Till we meet again I will not forget Lesley