UPC leaders were killed, including Joshua Wakholi, Alex Ojera, and Picho Ali. Out of the 1,300 fighters on the two sectors, only 847 returned. Thus over a mere three days, 453 fighters were captured or killed. And that was the end of the invasion.
Continue via the link hereunder:
http://www.monitor.co.ug/SpecialReports/ugandaat50/Amin-beats-off-invasion-by-Obote-and-Museveni-forces/-/1370466/1517444/-/item/1/-/a2j8bqz/-/index.html
Evil Amin along with Uganda soldiers visiting the Muronga Ferry in Kikagati 100 yds from the Tanzanian border with Uganda.'There is a stamp on the back with a date. The date is hard to read, but seems to be 27 sep 1972. This would make sense: '17 September 1972/ An invasion by over one thousand troops, exiled supporters of the former Ugandan President Apolo Milton Obote, attack from Tanzania. President Idi Amin responds by bombing Tanzanian towns
http://ugandansatheart.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/uah-amin-along-with-uganda-soldiers.html
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