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1 AFPFL government (19481962)  





2 Ne Win's government (19621988)  





3 SLORC / SPDC government (19882011)  





4 Post-SPDC civilian government (20112021)  





5 State Administration Council (since 2021)  





6 See also  





7 Notes  





8 References  














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As a protracted armed conflict spanning more than seven decades, the internal conflict in Myanmar has involved over fifty different armed groups, three military juntas, and seven civilian-led governments.

AFPFL government (1948–1962)[edit]

 Union of Burma (AFPFL government) Ethnic armed organisations
  • Taungoo guerillas
  • No. 2 Burma Rifles
    • 2× Karen companies
    • 1× Chin company
    • 1× Kachin company
  • No. 3 Burma Rifles
  • No. 4 Burma Rifles
  • No. 5 Burma Rifles
  • No. 6 Burma Rifles
  • No. 1 Karen Rifles
  • No. 2 Karen Rifles
  • No. 3 Karen Rifles
  • No. 1 Kachin Rifles
  • No. 2 Kachin Rifles
  • No. 1 Chin Rifles
  • No. 2 Chin Rifles
  • No. 4 Burma Regiment (Gurkhas)
  • Chin Hill Battalion
  • Regional Military Commands
    • Northern Command
    • Southern Command
    • Eastern Command
    • Northwestern Command
    • Southwestern Command
    • Southeastern Command
    • Central Command
  • Burma Navy
  • Burma Air Force
  • Burma Police Force
  • People's Army (from 1950)
  • Communist Party (Burma) (from 1948)
  • Kachin Defence Army (from 1961)
  • Kachin Independence Organisation (from 1960)
  • Karen National Union (from 1948)
  • Karenni National Progressive Party (from 1957)
  • Kuomintang (1950–1961)
  • Mujahideen (1948–1954)
  • New Mon State Party (from 1958)
  • Noom Suk Harn (from 1958)
  • Pa-O National Organisation (from 1949)
  • Revolutionary Burma Army (from 1948)
  • Shan National United Front
  • Shan State Communist Party (1956–1958)[1]
  • Shan State Independence Army (from 1960)
  • Ne Win's government (1962–1988)[edit]

    Socialist Republic of the Union of Burma[a] Ethnic armed organisations
  • Southern Command
  • Western Command
  • Eastern Command
  • Northwestern Command
  • Northeastern Command
  • Southwestern Command
  • Southeastern Command
  • Central Command
  • Yangon Command
  • Light Infantry Divisions
    • 22nd Light Infantry Division
    • 33rd Light Infantry Division
    • 44th Light Infantry Division
    • 55th Light Infantry Division
    • 66th Light Infantry Division
    • 77th Light Infantry Division
    • 88th Light Infantry Division
    • 99th Light Infantry Division
  • Burma Navy
  • Burma Air Force
  • Burma Police Force
  • Arakan Rohingya Islamic Front (from 1986)
  • Communist Party of Arakan (from 1962)
  • Communist Party of Burma
    • People's Army
  • Communist Party (Burma) (until 1978)
  • Kachin Defence Army
  • Kachin Independence Organisation
  • Karen National Union
  • Karenni National People's Liberation Front (from 1978)
  • Karenni National Progressive Party
  • Mong Tai Army (from 1985)
  • National Socialist Council of Nagaland (from 1980)
  • New Mon State Party
  • Pa-O National Organisation
  • Rohingya Liberation Party (1972–1974)
    • Rohingya Liberation Army
  • Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (from 1982)
  • Shan State Army (1964–1976)
  • Shan State Progressive Party (from 1971)
  • Shan United Revolutionary Army
  • Wa National Army (from 1974)
  • SLORC / SPDC government (1988–2011)[edit]

    Union of Myanmar[b] (SLORC / SPDC) Ethnic armed organisations
  • Southern Command
  • Western Command
  • Eastern Command
  • Northwestern Command
  • Northeastern Command
  • Southwestern Command
  • Southeastern Command
  • Central Command
  • Eastern Central Command
  • Triangle Region Command
  • Coastal Region Command
  • Naypyidaw Command
  • Yangon Command
  • Light Infantry Divisions
    • 11th Light Infantry Division
    • 22nd Light Infantry Division
    • 33rd Light Infantry Division
    • 44th Light Infantry Division
    • 55th Light Infantry Division
    • 66th Light Infantry Division
    • 77th Light Infantry Division
    • 88th Light Infantry Division
    • 99th Light Infantry Division
    • 101st Light Infantry Division
  •  Myanmar Navy
  •  Myanmar Air Force
  • Myanmar Police Force
  • Border Guard Forces (from 2009)[2]
  • People's Militia Groups[2]
  • Allied groups:
  • Democratic Karen Buddhist Army (1994–2010)
    • Brigade 333
    • Brigade 555
    • Brigade 999
    • Central Security Forces
  • Karenni National People's Liberation Front (1994–2009)
  • National Democratic Alliance Army (from 1989)
  • New Democratic Army – Kachin (1989–2009)
  • United Wa State Party (from 1989)
  • Arakan Liberation Party
  • Arakan National Council
  • Arakan Rohingya Islamic Front (until 1998)
  • Chin National Front (from 1988)
  • Communist Party of Arakan (until 2004)
  • DKBA-5 (from 2010)
  • God's Army (1997–2006)
  • Kachin Defence Army (until 2010)
  • Kachin Independence Organisation (until 1994)
  • Karen National Union
  • Karenni National Progressive Party
  • KNU/KNLA Peace Council (from 2007)
  • Kuki National Organisation (from 1988)
  • Mongko Region Defence Army (1995–2000)
  • Monland Restoration Army (from 2001)
  • Myanmar National Truth and Justice Party (from 1989)
  • National Socialist Council of Nagaland
  • New Mon State Party (until 1995)
  • Palaung State Liberation Front (from 1992)
  • Pa-O National Organisation (until 2009)
  • Pa-O National Liberation Organisation (from 2009)
  • Restoration Council of Shan State (from 1996)
  • Rohingya National Army (1998–2001)
  • Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (until 1998)
  • Shan State National Army (1995–2005)
  • Shan United Revolutionary Army (until 1996)
  • United League of Arakan
  • Vigorous Burmese Student Warriors (from 1999)
  • Wa National Army (until 1997)
  • Zomi Revolutionary Organisation (from 1997)
  • Post-SPDC civilian government (2011–2021)[edit]

     Republic of the Union of Myanmar Ethnic armed organisations
  • Southern Command
  • Western Command
  • Eastern Command
  • Northwestern Command
  • Northeastern Command
  • Southwestern Command
  • Southeastern Command
  • Central Command
  • Eastern Central Command
  • Triangle Region Command
  • Coastal Region Command
  • Naypyidaw Command
  • Yangon Command
  • Light Infantry Divisions
    • 11th Light Infantry Division
    • 22nd Light Infantry Division
    • 33rd Light Infantry Division
    • 44th Light Infantry Division
    • 55th Light Infantry Division
    • 66th Light Infantry Division
    • 77th Light Infantry Division
    • 88th Light Infantry Division
    • 99th Light Infantry Division
    • 101st Light Infantry Division
  •  Myanmar Navy[3]
  •  Myanmar Air Force[4]
  • Myanmar Police Force
  • Border Guard Forces
  • People's Militia Groups
  • Allied groups:
  • Peace and Solidarity Committee
  • United Wa State Party
  • Myanmar National Truth and Justice Party
  • Palaung State Liberation Front
  • United League of Arakan
  • Federal Union Army (from 2011)
  • Others:
  • All Burma Students' Democratic Front (until 2015)
  • Arakan Liberation Party (until 2015)
  • Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (from 2016)
  • Chin National Front (until 2015)
  • DKBA-5 (until 2015)
  • Karen National Union (until 2015)
  • KNU/KNLA Peace Council (until 2015)
  • Monland Restoration Army (until 2012)
  • National Socialist Council of Nagaland
  • Pa-O National Liberation Organisation (until 2012)
  • Restoration Council of Shan State
  • Shanni Nationalities Army (from 2016)
  • Vigorous Burmese Student Warriors (untl 2013)
  • State Administration Council (since 2021)[edit]

    State Administration Council National Unity Government
    and ethnic armed organisations
  • Southern Command
  • Western Command
  • Eastern Command
  • Northwestern Command
  • Northeastern Command
  • Southwestern Command
  • Southeastern Command
  • Central Command
  • Eastern Central Command
  • Triangle Region Command
  • Coastal Region Command
  • Naypyidaw Command
  • Yangon Command
  • Light Infantry Divisions
    • 11th Light Infantry Division
    • 22nd Light Infantry Division
    • 33rd Light Infantry Division
    • 44th Light Infantry Division
    • 55th Light Infantry Division
    • 66th Light Infantry Division
    • 77th Light Infantry Division
    • 88th Light Infantry Division
    • 99th Light Infantry Division
    • 101st Light Infantry Division
  •  Myanmar Navy
  •  Myanmar Air Force
  • Myanmar Police Force
  • Border Guard Forces
  • People's Militia Groups
  • Allied groups:
  • Pa-O National Organisation (from 2021)
  • Shanni Nationalities Army (from 2022)
  • Chin National Defence Force
  • Karenni Nationalities Defence Force
  • Karenni People's Defence Force[5]
  • Katha People's Defence Force
  • Myanmar Royal Dragon Army
  • People's Defence Force, Bago[6]
  • People's Defence Force, Kalay
  • People's Defence Force, Mandalay
  • People's Defence Force, Monywa
  • People's Defence Force, Pulaw
  • People's Defence Force, Sagaing
  • Yaw Defence Force[7]
  • Regional Military Commands
    • Yangon Region Command

  • See also[edit]

    Notes[edit]

    1. ^ Officially the Union of Burma from 1962 to 1974
  • ^ Officially the Union of Burma from 1988 to 1990 and the Republic of the Union of Myanmar from 2008 onwards
  • References[edit]

    1. ^ Fleischmann, Klaus. Die Kommunistische Partei Birmas – Von den Anfängen bis zur Gegenwart. Hamburg: Institut für Asienkunde, 1989. p. 405.
  • ^ a b "Border Guard Force Scheme". mmpeacemonitor.org. Myanmar Peace Monitor. Retrieved 8 May 2016.
  • ^ Zaw, Htet Naing (24 June 2019). "AA Naval Attack Kills 2 Tatmadaw Fighters". The Irrawaddy. Retrieved 20 July 2019.
  • ^ Katie Hunt. "Myanmar Air Force helicopters fire on armed villagers in Rakhine state". CNN. Retrieved 15 November 2016.
  • ^ "Karenni resistance fighters open new front against junta". Myanmar Now. 26 May 2021. Retrieved 7 July 2021.
  • ^ "Interview: 'Our Strength is in the People'". Radio Free Asia. 25 May 2021. Retrieved 25 May 2021.
  • ^ "Myanmar Junta Security Minister Admits Defeat Across Region". The Irrawaddy. 25 January 2022. Retrieved 29 January 2022.

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