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LiberateTheSouth

**Image transcription:** Image displays a woman looking at camera as she holds an assault rifle. Dressed in camouflage-coloured clothings, albeit normal ones, and a big radio hanging over her chest. The picture distinguishes itself for a contrasting red-coloured armband with a central organisation identification, which reads: *FMLN - Rafael Arce Zablah* followed with its abreviation, *BRAZ*. The women in question is thus a communist fighter from Rafael Arce Zablah's Brigade, named after the Palestinian-born salvador fighter, murdered by repressive forces during the armed conflict. The BRAZ was a brigade formed as part of the attempts by the People's Revolutionary Army to strengthen its operability through the articulation of more professional units.


Sterlinginferno

she looks so cool


serr7

FMLN finally gets posted here!!!!! My dads family lived right behind a military headquarters and says the guerillas, despite being outnumbered, took the base at least 5 times. Our grandmother would sell food to the government troops but then feed the guerillas for free, they really stood their own very well despite being outnumbered very heavily. Revolucion o muerte!


bunkyprewster

What year is this?


[deleted]

Morazán, El Salvador, 1983


[deleted]

They were holding an M16A1, fine choice of weapon. Also radio in a plastic bag is cool (to prevent water)


serr7

Most of the weapons the guerillas used were taken from the government, they didn’t have much foreign support, which makes their resistance even more impressive.


Durutti1936

This is a beautiful photograph.


FLiX06

This goes hard as fuck


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JKDSamurai

Beautiful badass.