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1962 Burmese Government Ordered Additional Alouette III Helicopters News Clipping - Ready For Framing
1962 Burmese Government Ordered Additional Alouette III Helicopters News Clipping - Ready For Framing
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Vintage Original 1962 Burmese Government Ordered Additional Alouette III Helicopters News Clipping - Ready For Framing
Measures Approx. 2-1/2" Wide By 1" Tall
In Very Good Vintage Condition - Trimmed Edges, Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Clipping.
In 1962, The Burmese Government Ordered Additional Alouette III Helicopters From Sud-Aviation, Reflecting The Nation's Military Expansion Amid Political Upheaval. That Year, General Ne Win Led A Military Coup, Establishing The Revolutionary Council And Overthrowing The Democratic Government Of U Nu. Burma Faced Ethnic Insurgencies From Groups Such As The Karen And Shan, As Well As Communist Guerrilla Activity By The Communist Party Of Burma. The Alouette III, A Versatile Utility Helicopter, Likely Supported Military Operations Against These Insurgencies, Signifying The Regime's Focus On Internal Security And Military Modernization.
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