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| − | Should I mention the historical inaccuracies of the guns during the era?. It is true that Indonesian Fighter used a lot of western made weapons such as Lee-Enfield and Bren. But the films sets before first Dutch military aggression. It is more likely they use Japanese made guns and also pre-war KNIL rifle like Mannlicher M1895. The usage of western made gun become more often after first Dutch military aggression(Operation Product). Also that Carl Gustav usage would be inaccurate. It was never used by Dutch and Indonesian government only buy it after 1949 and eventually acquired license to produce it. And last is goofs made by Lt. Amir (Lukman Sardi) that describe the Japanese machine gun as " | + | Should I mention the historical inaccuracies of the guns during the era?. It is true that Indonesian Fighter used a lot of western made weapons such as Lee-Enfield and Bren. But the films sets before first Dutch military aggression. It is more likely they use Japanese made guns and also pre-war KNIL rifle like Mannlicher M1895. The usage of western made gun become more often after first Dutch military aggression(Operation Product). Also that Carl Gustav usage would be inaccurate. It was never used by Dutch and Indonesian government only buy it after 1949 and eventually acquired license to produce it. And last is goofs made by Lt. Amir (Lukman Sardi) that describe the Japanese machine gun as "Fifty Caliber" when planning the fuel truck ambush. |
Latest revision as of 11:26, 27 March 2015
Clarification?
Should I mention the historical inaccuracies of the guns during the era?. It is true that Indonesian Fighter used a lot of western made weapons such as Lee-Enfield and Bren. But the films sets before first Dutch military aggression. It is more likely they use Japanese made guns and also pre-war KNIL rifle like Mannlicher M1895. The usage of western made gun become more often after first Dutch military aggression(Operation Product). Also that Carl Gustav usage would be inaccurate. It was never used by Dutch and Indonesian government only buy it after 1949 and eventually acquired license to produce it. And last is goofs made by Lt. Amir (Lukman Sardi) that describe the Japanese machine gun as "Fifty Caliber" when planning the fuel truck ambush.