About: Bwala ya Masa

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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/bfnZoyn124XQ8MX4minV0Q==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Bwala ya Masa, also known as Masa Village, was a UNITA supply camp in the Angola-Zaire border region. It was guarded by the CFA before the outbreak and was taken over by Eli's child soldiers after it. It was run from the shadows by the man the CFA executive from the Nova Braga Airport called "Gunsmith."

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rdf:type	Location (TPP)
rdfs:label	Bwala ya Masa
rdfs:comment	Bwala ya Masa, also known as Masa Village, was a UNITA supply camp in the Angola-Zaire border region. It was guarded by the CFA before the outbreak and was taken over by Eli's child soldiers after it. It was run from the shadows by the man the CFA executive from the Nova Braga Airport called "Gunsmith."
dcterms:subject	Angola-Zaire border region
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Terrain	Red soil River/swamp Sand & soil
notable people	Liquid Snake
Enemies	Contract Forces of Africa Eli's Army
Image	Aerial_MasaVillage1_TPP.png
watchtowers	2(xsd:integer)
Location	Angola-Zaire border region
emplaced	HMG-3 Wingate x2 M2A-304 mortar x2
vehicles present	APE T-41LV
logistics	BOAR-53CT Delivery point
materials GMP	990000(xsd:integer)
vehicles GMP	20000(xsd:integer)
weapons GMP	42000(xsd:integer)
abstract	Bwala ya Masa, also known as Masa Village, was a UNITA supply camp in the Angola-Zaire border region. It was guarded by the CFA before the outbreak and was taken over by Eli's child soldiers after it. It was run from the shadows by the man the CFA executive from the Nova Braga Airport called "Gunsmith."

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