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Anti-Junta Forces Defend Against Myanmar Army Using Home-Built Weapons
Published 1 years ago
This footage depicts Anti-Junta fighters in Myanmar, commonly termed "People's Defense Force" or PDF, defending their village near Yesagyo, Magway. While even the PDF-built weapons have become surprisingly finished and weapons bought abroad are common in this conflict, this unit seems to rely on much simpler gear to get the job done. Examples in this video include break-action shotguns and a wheeled artillery piece- "wheeled" herein meaning "carriage", as opposed to a technical.
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