Uganda National Liberation Front (UNLF)*
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Also known as the UNLA (Uganda National Liberation Army)*
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Exiled Ugandans fighting against the Idi Amin Regime, and then later fighting to wrest control of a divided nation.  These forces were based by Tanzania, and fought alongside Tanzanian units to liberate Uganda in the Tanzania-Uganda War of 1978-1979.  Previous to the Uganda War the UNLF contented itself with raiding across the Tanzanian-Ugandan border.  During the Ugandan War the Tanzanian plan was to have the UNLF capture Kampala without direct Tanzanian aid.  This ended up not being workable because the expanded UNLF units did not coelesce into a competent military force quickly enough.  Desertions also thinned the ranks to the point that unit cohesion was lost by the time the push on Kampala was imminent.*
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After Tanzania captured Kampala and ousted Idi Amin, the UNLF helped fight the remnants of Amin's force, and also set itself against several other military factions in a civil war to control Uganda.  Eventually, in December of 1985 the UNLF forces became the de facto government forces.  After their government is overthrown they reform in July 1986 as the Uganda People’s Democratic Army / Movement (UPDA/M).*
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At this juncture we are not going to portray all the different government and rebel factions that fought from 1986 to the present day.  To simulate any of these civil war battles you can use the Red & Green OOBs, and their Mercenary, Rebel, Insurgent and Pro-Government formations.