Shellhole`s Namibia

M.O.T.H. Namibia · Namibia Command

Our Shellholes

Across Namibia, M.O.T.H. Shellholes provide places where comradeship, remembrance, fellowship and military history can continue to live.

The Heart of M.O.T.H. Namibia

A Shellhole is more than a meeting place. It is where comrades gather, where memories are shared, where veterans can find fellowship, and where the traditions of the Order are carried forward.

Active Shellhole Dormant Shellhole

Active Shellholes

Shellholes currently forming part of the active M.O.T.H. network.

Active

Blacksheep Windy ’Ole

Windhoek

The Windhoek Shellhole of M.O.T.H. Namibia. Historical material records Blacksheep Windy ’Ole in Windhoek as far back as 1972.

Active

Oryx Shellhole

Namibia

A M.O.T.H. Shellhole carrying the name of one of Namibia’s most recognisable symbols. Oryx forms part of the wider Shellhole network of Namibia Command.

Active

Escarpment Shellhole

Namibia

Part of the M.O.T.H. Shellhole family serving comrades and preserving the traditions of remembrance, fellowship and mutual support.

Dormant Shellholes

These Shellholes are not currently active, but their history remains part of the M.O.T.H. story in Namibia.

Dormant

North Star Shellhole

Namibia

North Star is currently dormant and therefore does not presently operate as an active Shellhole.

A Shellhole may be dormant without being forgotten. The history and memories associated with North Star remain part of M.O.T.H. Namibia’s heritage, with the intention that its story can continue when the Shellhole is reopened.

View North Star History →
Dormant

Desert Shellhole

Oranjemund

Desert Shellhole in Oranjemund is currently dormant and is not presently operating as an active Shellhole.

Dormant does not mean erased. The history of Desert Shellhole remains worth preserving, and the Shellhole may be reactivated in the future.

View Desert History →

What a Shellhole Represents

The Shellhole remains one of the most important expressions of the M.O.T.H. tradition.

True Comradeship

A place where veterans and comrades can meet without distinction and maintain the lifelong bonds formed through service.

Mutual Help

A network through which comrades can look after one another and support the wider veteran community.

Sound Memory

A place where stories, names, sacrifices and traditions are remembered and passed to future generations.

Find Your Shellhole

Whether you are a serving member, veteran, family member or someone interested in the history of M.O.T.H. Namibia, the Shellhole network is where the Order’s traditions come together.

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