Tactical - For - Arms 3: Resistance of the Vietnam

== Slogan ==
Join the Resistance
== Weapons ==
* Sidearms
# Model 1911 (United States)
# High-Power (Belgium/United States)
# Parabellum-08 (German Empire)
# P.38 (Germany)
# PPK (Germany)
# Makarov (Soviet Union)
# Tokarev-33 (Soviet Union)
* Revolvers
# .357 Python (United States)
# Model 10 (United States)
# Model 29 (United States)
* Shotguns
# Ithaca 37 (United States)
# Model 10-A (United States)
# R870 (United States)
# Automatic 5 (United States/Belgium)
# Handmade Single-Shot (Vietnam)
* Sub-Machine Guns
# MAC-10 (United States)
# M12S (Italy)
# Swedish K (Sweden)
# M3 Grease Gun (United States)
# Madsen M-50 (Denmark)
# MAT-49 (France)
# The Owen (Australia)
# Uzi (Israel)
# PM-63 (Poland)
# CZA-56 (Yugoslavia)
# F-1 (Australia)
# Vzor-61 (Czech)
* Assault Rifles
# M16A1 (United States)
# AK-47 (Soviet Union)
# PMK-60 (Poland)
# AMD-65 (Hungary)
# M2 Carbine (United States)
# Vzor-58 (Czech)
* Single-Shot Rifles
# M1 Garand (United States)
# M1 Carbine (United States)
# M14 (United States)
# SKS (Soviet Union)
# MAS-49 (France)
* Machine Guns
# M60 (United States)
# HK21 (Germany)
# RPD (Soviet Union)
# DP-27 (Soviet Union)
# Lewis (United States/United Kingdom)
# Reibel (France)
* Sniper Rifles
# M40 (United States)
# M21 (United States)
# M82 (United Kingdom)
# Nambu Type 38 (Empire of Japan)
# SVD (Soviet Union)
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