Talk:Mozambique Drill

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[edit] Mozambique, coincidence?

Was there something special about fighting in Mozambique (e.g. lots of child soldiers hopped up on drugs) that lead to this drill or was it just coincidence that it was developed in Mozambique. Funkyj 18:14, 5 June 2006 (UTC)