Guns that shaped Uganda's history

Born in September 1944 in present-day Ntungamo district, Museveni began his military career in 1968, after receiving training in Korea. Around the same time, he also received training in Mozambique.

Museveni unveiling the Freedom Fighters’ Monument at Kabamba during the 26th Tarehe Sita celebration on Tuesday, February 6, 2007.

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

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When 41 fighters, armed with 27 guns attacked Kabamba Barracks on February 6, 1981, they did not know that from among them would emerge two

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Guns that shaped Uganda's history

Born in September 1944 in present-day Ntungamo district, Museveni began his military career in 1968, after receiving training in Korea. Around the same time, he also received training in Mozambique.

Museveni unveiling the Freedom Fighters’ Monument at Kabamba during the 26th Tarehe Sita celebration on Tuesday, February 6, 2007.

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