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@ae_miltech.id: Vietnam Military (Vietnam People's Army) rank : 22 in world (GFP version) number of personnel : -+450.000 personnel number of tanks : 1.829 unit number of armored vehicles : 55.740 unit number of fighter planes : 75 unit number of warships : 110 unit (some data is taken from different years) . . . #vietnammilitary #rankmilitary #gfp #vietnampeoplesarmy #aemiltechid #militaryedit #militarytechnology #xyzbca #fyp #foryoupage #trending #viral #CapCut

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