Some more vehicles for the Free Duolingo Army 1. Toyota Hilux Technical: This Hilux pickup is armed with a M40 Recoilless Rifle(no clue where they got THAT). As on many of the FDA's technicals, a revolutionary phrase has been scrawled along the doors with spray paint. This truck reads "Down with the '22s!" 2. Chrysler PT Cruiser Technical: As the FDA moves through towns, many 2014 Duos living there take up arms and join them, modifying their own vehicles into technicals and AFVs and driving to the front. This particular vehicle is a PT Cruiser, armed with an M2 Browning salvaged from a wreck of an FDA technical. The car has been hastily tagged with the name of the army for recognition, and plywood covers the rear windows. These makeshift technicals are effective in mobile attacks similar to the German Blitzkrieg, but are extremely vulnerable to enemy counterfire. 3. Bell UH-1: The FDA operates only a few helicopters, as civilian helicopters are scarce and wrecks beyond repair, but a few exist, such as this UH-1, used for observation and, in some cases, as an assault transport. On the contrary, the IRA has a full arsenal of helicopters, and they prove to be invaluable on the battlefield. 4. Douglas DC-3: A lone DC-3 was captured by the FDA after the Battle of Jupiter Airport, and saw service as a transport soon after. Two more DC-3s were captured soon after, and another two were purchased by a smuggler. The planes are used to carry cargo, paratroopers, and VIPS, but are also used as makeshift bombers when the main bomber fleet is inoperable or out on missions. 5. Tupolev Tu-22: Unlike the IRA's impressive bomber force, consisting of over 45 Tu-22Ms and Tu-95s, and a few Tu-160s, the FDA has only a fraction of their power. One of their main heavy bombers is the Tu-22. The FDA has four Tu-22s, which are frequently used in daylight and nighttime bombing raids.
More vehicles and battles to come! FDA: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/33639524
