Aceh independence group guerrillas march in training

Aceh independence group guerrillas march in training

ACEH, Indonesia - Guerrillas of the Free Aceh Movement (GAM), an independence group fighting the Indonesian military, march during training in forests near a GAM-controlled area at Pidi in Aceh, a special province of Indonesia. The guerrillas, aged from 18 to 61, were armed U.S.-made and Russian-made automatic rifles. (3rd of 6-photo series).

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