Call me crazy, but those "M4" carbines don't look like real rifles at all. Blow things up and freeze frame on a dozen or so places and it looks like they are solid rubber or plastic models like we had the M16 A1 Rubber rifles for training in rough stuff. They seem to have triangular hand guards, but in the freeze frames you can see the upper vents and they appear solid. The colors seem uniformly same, no difference between metal parts and plastic.
Makes one wonder.
The same for the unit with MP 5 SMGs someplace around 18 minutes. They just looked too uniform in construction as to color of parts and such.
The PPS 43 and PPSh41 were interesting as they seemed to have a high buff blue finish like the PPSh41 in the French Museum of the Army in Paris.
I thought the display of different tribal formal women's dress was fascinating as I thought the government was trying at one point to do away with differences between the people of the country.
The group I called the VC Main Force Ladies' Auxillery Memorial in the black fatigues and ditty hats with carbines was interesting to say the least. Especially as most seemed not old enough to have been alive when Black PJs and US M-1 Carbines were in style in the south.
The group of war of liberation vets was interesting and it was interesting that only one leader on the viewing stands stopped his "Royal Wave" and shook a saluting fist for them. Makes one wonder how much of the leadership are them selves vets of anything but parades...... sort of like ......here.
-kBob
