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"No Terror, No Greed, No Surrender!" -motto of the Militia

"Oogoloowa!" -some random thing they yell for confidence

Yes, Militia time. Appropriately called "good-guy insurgents", this group in question is an underground resistance movement originally formed in Syria after most of its members were forced to flee from Iraq during the 1991 uprisings in the country. It is not religiously-affiliated and the one ideal holding the group together is fighting for a world free from oppression, while trying its best to not inflict harm upon the civilains they are trying to help. As seen by this....their method of fighting for freedom are somewhat....unique, especially with the orange paint they've added to prevent friendly fire

BA Hisaan: Oh, this thing is ugly. A common work truck manufactured by Bagdhad Auto, the local Iraqi car company that enjoys considerable success after the U.S. embargo, the Hisaan can be roughly compared to the powerhouse of the Ford F150. Here, you can see that the Militia has ripped off the doors and fitted it with some frontal stabby things, two .30 cal Brownings on the doors, and a revolutionary revolving recoilless rifle on the top. At least from visually looking at it, it seems it requires at least two people, one in the seat and one to reload the drums, though the manner of how many drums you can fit in the back remains to be answered

MDL 20: Named after the gun mounted on it (M20 Recoilless Rifle), the MDL 20 is a completely homemade bike scavenged from car parts and...well...other bike parts, along with some extra armor padding along the main body. It is the go-to scouting vehicle of the Militia as well as a hit-and-run ambush vehicle that is usually used to attack Iraqi convoys

MDL 38: .....seriously what the fu---u'm, I mean, the MDL 38 is, well, a bicycle with a cart behind it. Also for some reason, it has a Skorpion pistol mounted on the headlight. That's all I can really say about, I mean what's its role, even...No--Naw, you're joking, right? Oh....I regret to inform you but it seems that the confirmed role of this assault bicycle is for...em..anti-a...anti-aircraft use....seems it's too slow for anything else, but on the bright side it does save on gasoline, except this is in the friggin Middle East where gas is probably more plentiful than trees

Joe Tank: I guess Joe got a little spike in his cup of joe, if you know what I mean...no? Nobody? Aw. The Joe Tank is designed mainly by General Joe, a volunteer with the Militia from the Netherlands originally, apparently based off the inspiration of the Bob Semple Tank. Long story short, we aren't letting him design a tank again

MDL 44: A homemade robot with a WW2-vintage STG-44 attacked to it. Good for clearing areas when you dont want to risk lives, or if everyone is too scared to do it

BA Kalb: Another Bagdhad Auto product originally thought to be a Honda knockoff, the Kalb is one of the main cars popular with local Iraqi citizens, but what isn't as popular is the MILAN missile added on top of it. It's not as speedy as the bike, but it works as a middle ground between that and the truck, and it's pretty good for disguising among local traffic as well (when the orange identification paint is removed)

Description
"No Terror, No Greed, No Surrender!" -motto of the Militia

"Oogoloowa!" -some random thing they yell for confidence

Yes, Militia time. Appropriately called "good-guy insurgents", this group in question is an underground resistance movement originally formed in Syria after most of its members were forced to flee from Iraq during the 1991 uprisings in the country. It is not religiously-affiliated and the one ideal holding the group together is fighting for a world free from oppression, while trying its best to not inflict harm upon the civilains they are trying to help. As seen by this....their method of fighting for freedom are somewhat....unique, especially with the orange paint they've added to prevent friendly fire

BA Hisaan: Oh, this thing is ugly. A common work truck manufactured by Bagdhad Auto, the local Iraqi car company that enjoys considerable success after the U.S. embargo, the Hisaan can be roughly compared to the powerhouse of the Ford F150. Here, you can see that the Militia has ripped off the doors and fitted it with some frontal stabby things, two .30 cal Brownings on the doors, and a revolutionary revolving recoilless rifle on the top. At least from visually looking at it, it seems it requires at least two people, one in the seat and one to reload the drums, though the manner of how many drums you can fit in the back remains to be answered

MDL 20: Named after the gun mounted on it (M20 Recoilless Rifle), the MDL 20 is a completely homemade bike scavenged from car parts and...well...other bike parts, along with some extra armor padding along the main body. It is the go-to scouting vehicle of the Militia as well as a hit-and-run ambush vehicle that is usually used to attack Iraqi convoys

MDL 38: .....seriously what the fu---u'm, I mean, the MDL 38 is, well, a bicycle with a cart behind it. Also for some reason, it has a Skorpion pistol mounted on the headlight. That's all I can really say about, I mean what's its role, even...No--Naw, you're joking, right? Oh....I regret to inform you but it seems that the confirmed role of this assault bicycle is for...em..anti-a...anti-aircraft use....seems it's too slow for anything else, but on the bright side it does save on gasoline, except this is in the friggin Middle East where gas is probably more plentiful than trees

Joe Tank: I guess Joe got a little spike in his cup of joe, if you know what I mean...no? Nobody? Aw. The Joe Tank is designed mainly by General Joe, a volunteer with the Militia from the Netherlands originally, apparently based off the inspiration of the Bob Semple Tank. Long story short, we aren't letting him design a tank again

MDL 44: A homemade robot with a WW2-vintage STG-44 attacked to it. Good for clearing areas when you dont want to risk lives, or if everyone is too scared to do it

BA Kalb: Another Bagdhad Auto product originally thought to be a Honda knockoff, the Kalb is one of the main cars popular with local Iraqi citizens, but what isn't as popular is the MILAN missile added on top of it. It's not as speedy as the bike, but it works as a middle ground between that and the truck, and it's pretty good for disguising among local traffic as well (when the orange identification paint is removed)