SUDAN'S INSURGENTS Gun law in Langamere village, Southern Sudan. Police officer Philip levels his rifle at a troublemaker. The man, reputedly a madman, had been annoying crowds of villagers. This is an illustration of the degree of self-rule adopted by the Anyanya, who wish to manage their own affairs independently of the central Government. Please acknowledge; photograph by DAVID ROBISON 15677-14 CAMERA PRESS LONDON[Stamped Camera Press, London]

SUDAN'S FORGOTTEN WAR What the well-dressed Sudanese soldier is wearing this season.... forage cap, lightweight tunic, Russian-built gun and, rather incongrously a pair of woolly socks and gym shoes. Please acknowledge: Photograph by DAVID LOMAX CAMERA BRESS LONDON 17420-12 (17)[Stamped Camera Press, London]

SUDAN'S FORGOTTEN WAR Since the beginning of 1971 twenty-one men and three police posts have been wiped out by the Anyanyas a group of terrorists who operate in Equatoria in Southern Sudan. Their fight is for freedom from the Arabic-speaking Moslems of the North whose troops have been fighting them in a bloody and unpublicised civil war for the last fifteen years. Please acknowledge; Photograph by DAVID LOMAX CAMERA PRESS LONDON 17420-8 (17)[Stamped Camera Press, London]

SUDAN'S FORGOTTEN WAR A Russian-built gun points out of a Russian-built helicopter but the gunner is Sudanese and part of the Moslem Northern Army that has been fighting the Christian Anyanyas Terrorists in the thick jungle of Southern Sudan for the last fifteen years. Please acknowledge; Photograph by DAVID LOMAX CAMERA PRESS LONDON 17420-2 (17)[Stamped Camera Press, London]

SUDAN'S INSURGENTS "Present arms!" Jamara village scouts show their weapons: a man armed with a sub-machine gun (bought from the Congolese Simbas in 1965), is flanked by two men wielding bows and arrows. Please acknowledge; Photograph by DAVID ROBISON CAMERA PRESS LONDON 15677-5[Stamped Camera Press, London]

PATROL LEADER HEADS TOWARD AMBUSH SPOT WHERE ARAB UNIT IS EXPECTED, 1970 S.SUDAN[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

BUNGU SUDAN 1970 Southern Sudan Rebels 9 and 10. Officers and men at a parade at their headquarters at Bungu.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

TWO SOLDIER CRADLE AN AUTOMATIC WEAPON AS THEY TAKE PART IN TRAINING IN THICK BUSH S.SUDAN 1970[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

FREEDOM PATROL FORWARD IN MIDST OF FIERCE BLOODY ENCOUNTER S.SUDAN 1970[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

FREEDOM FIGHTER LOOSES DEFIANT ARROW AT RAIDING ARAB MIG JET S.SUDAN 1970[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

FREEDOM FIGHTER LOOSES DEFIANT ARROW AT RAIDING ARAB MIG JET, 1970 S. SUDAN[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

WITH GUNS FLYING IN THE AIR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN JOIN IN A DINKA DANCE AFTER THE NEW FLAG WAS HOISTED AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF NILE STATE S.SUDAN 1970[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

ADVANCING! FREEDOM FIGHTER MAKES BREAK THROUGH JUNGLE DURING RESPITE IN CLASH. 1970. S.SUDAN (20)[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

NILE ARMY PLATOON LINES UP BEFORE BEGINING TIME PATROL. S Sudan 1970[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

REBELS ALSO HAVE MOUNTED (S. SUDAN 1970 SOLDIERS THEY HAVE FOUR HORSES[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

1970 Southern Sudan Rebels. Rebels also have mounted soldiers -- they have four horses.[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

ARMED GUARDS STAND BY DRUNG (DURING) A MEETING OF THE CABINET S.SUDAN 1970[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

TWO SOLDIER CRADLE AN AUTOMATIC WEAPON AS THEY TAKE PART IN TRAINING IN THICK BUSH. S. SUDAN 1970[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

A REBLE SOLDIER HAS A DRINK IN HIS HEADQUARTERS S.SUDAN 1970[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]

PRESIDENT OF THE NILE STATE, MR. GORDEN MAYEN ADDRESSING A PARLIAMENT IN SESSION. S.SUDAN 1970[Stamped Camerapix, Nairobi]