Manchurian Army

The Manchurian Army (MA) is the main branch of the Manchurian National Armed Forces, responsible for land-based military operations.

Second Korean War
The Manchurian Army participated in the Second Korean War, using armored divisions that tore through the North Korean armor. While the Manchurian and North Korean forces are equal in numbers, the Manchurians are better equipped. However, sabotage by North Korean special forces somewhat dampened Manchu response. However, reinforcements from the Russian Army and the failure of the North Korean offensive turned the tide in favor of Manchus, overwhelming the North Korean resistance. Furthermore, a series of talented commanders and battle re-organization on the Manchu side enabled it to seize Pyongyang in June 1995, encountering the South Korean and American forces to assist them. Internal Troops also participated with house-to-house combat with the North Korean remnants, while the Army destroyed large North Korean formations. Manchuria withdrew their forces in June 1998, with 30,309 fatalities.

Equipment
The Manchurian Army uses both domestic and foreign-made weaponry in their equipment table. For most of its history, they used Soviet and former Imperial Japanese equipment. Creation of domestically produced and designed equipment commenced in the 1960s.