{"id":63893,"date":"2006-12-07T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2006-12-07T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/freeburmarangers.org\/2006\/12\/07\/33-new-burma-army-camps-built-in-nyaunglebyn-papun-and-toungoo-districts\/"},"modified":"2006-12-07T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"2006-12-07T00:00:00","slug":"33-new-burma-army-camps-built-in-nyaunglebyn-papun-and-toungoo-districts","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wp.freeburmarangers.org\/my\/2006\/12\/07\/33-new-burma-army-camps-built-in-nyaunglebyn-papun-and-toungoo-districts\/","title":{"rendered":"33 New Burma Army Camps Built in Nyaunglebyn, Papun and Toungoo Districts"},"content":{"rendered":"<table width=\"100%\" border=\"0\" bordercolordark=\"#b7c494\" bordercolor=\"#b7c494\">\n<tr>\n<td width=\"662\">\n<table width=\"100%\" border=\"0\" bordercolorlight=\"#b7c494\" bordercolordark=\"#333333\" bordercolor=\"#003333\">\n<tr>\n<td width=\"99%\" height=\"31\" class=\"bodybox\"><span class=\"title1\">FBR             REPORT: 33 New Burma Army Camps Built in Nyaunglebyn, Papun and Toungoo             Districts<\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<tr>\n<td width=\"99%\" height=\"25\"><span class=\"greytext\">Northern Karen State, Burma <\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<tr>\n<td width=\"99%\" height=\"25\">\n<div align=\"left\"> <span class=\"greytext\"> 7 December, 2006 <\/span><a name=\"0\"><\/a>               <\/p>\n<div class=\"divdashedline\"> <\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<tr>\n<td width=\"99%\">\n<div class=\"divdashedline\"> <\/div>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n<p><span class=\"bodyCopy\"><i>Note: This is a not a complete list of all Burma Army camps- it only lists the 33 new camps built by the Burma Army in support of the<\/i><\/span> <i><span class=\"bodyCopy\">offensive in the Northern Karen State, which started in February 2006 and continues to present. Report date- 7 December 2006. (Two new camps not in this count have been built to support this offensive and since been abandoned-Twe Me Jo, west of Naw Yo Hta and a unnamed camp on the Bilin river north of Baw Kwa, both in Papun District). This message is sent from a FBR team HQ1) in the field now. <\/p>\n<p>Thank you and God bless you, <br \/>FBR<\/p>\n<p><\/span><\/i><span class=\"bodyCopy\"><br \/><span class=\"title2\">NEW CAMPS<\/span><br \/>Nyaunglebin District: 17 new camps (3 main, 14 small camps).<br \/>Papun District: 7 new camps (2 main, 5 small)<br \/>Toungoo District: 9 new camps (2 main, 7 small)<br \/>Total 33 new camps: 7 new main camps and 26 smaller camps.<\/p>\n<p>Note: All coordinates in left column before the name of the camp, are for<br \/>the British 1 Inch, 1:63,360 Maps. And in the right column after the camp<br \/>name is the Latitude and Longitude in degrees, minutes, and seconds.<\/p>\n<p>1. New camps in Nyaunglebyn District: Mon, Shwey Gyn and Kyauk Kyi Townships; 17 new camps (3 main, 14 smaller camps) Map Sheets: 94B\/10,B\/14,B\/15,B\/16, 94 C\/13, 94 G\/1.<br \/>2. <br \/>3. <br \/>4. New Camps in Mon Township. 3* new main camps, 5 new small camps. 8 total <br \/>5. new camps. Map Sheets: 94B\/10,B\/14,B\/15.<br \/>6. Map Sheet: 94 B\/14<br \/>7. *1. 302 563 Tee Wa Blay Key N 18 36&#8242; 40&#8243;, E 96 47&#8242; 25&#8243;<br \/>8. *2. 277 504 Paunzeik N 18 33&#8242; 40&#8243;, E 96 46&#8242; 30&#8243;<br \/>9. Map Sheet 94 B\/10<br \/>10. 3. 250 680 Play Day N 18 40&#8217;30&#8221;, E 96 44&#8242; 59&#8243;<br \/>11. Map Sheet: 94 B\/15<br \/>12. 4. 355 372 Po Kay So N 18 27&#8242; 20&#8243; E 96 50&#8242; 33&#8243;<br \/>13. 5. 310 280 (No name) N 18 22&#8242; 40&#8243; E 96 38&#8242; 10&#8243;<br \/>14. 6. 483 250 (No name) N 18 21&#8242; 20&#8243; E 96 57&#8242; 40&#8243;<br \/>15. 7. 490 255 (No name) N 18 21&#8242; 15&#8243; E 96 57&#8242; 18&#8243;<br \/>16. *8. 310 430 Tee Lay N 18 30&#8242; 15&#8243;, E 96 47&#8242; 47&#8243; on border of this map and 94 B\/14<br \/>17. <br \/>18. Old but improved camps on Kauk Kyi &#8211; Hsaw Hta road. 94 B\/15 map.<br \/>19. 365 292 Hsaw Mi Lu N 18 22&#8242; 05&#8243; E 96 53&#8242; 20&#8243;<br \/>20. 470 249 Muthey N 18 21&#8242; 20&#8243; E 96 56&#8242; 40&#8243;<br \/>21. 412 262 Ko Pla Lay Ko N 18 21&#8242; 50&#8243; E 96 53&#8242; 30&#8243;<br \/>22. <\/p>\n<p>F. New Camps in Shwey Gyin and Kauk Gyi Townships: 9 new camps, not yet clear if they will be all main camps or smaller camps, here counted as smaller camps= 9 total new camps. Map Sheets 94 B\/16, 94 C\/13, 94 G\/1.<br \/>Seven new camps in Shwey Gyin area.<br \/>Two new camps in Kyauk Kyi area.<\/p>\n<p>G. Shwey Gyn (Hsaw Hti) Township 7 new camps, 2 enlarged camps.<br \/>9. 94 C\/13 502 632 Noh Baw Ta N 17 50\u00b9 40\u00b2 E 96 58\u00b9 40\u00b2<br \/>10. 94 C\/13 471 673 Tha Ree Ta N 17 52\u00b9 45\u00b2 E 96 57\u00b9 10\u00b2<br \/>11. 94 C\/13 471 740 Hti Plu Ta N 17 56\u00b9 05\u00b2 E 96 57\u00b9 10\u00b2<br \/>12 94 C\/13 491 764 Pah Ka N 17 57\u00b9 20\u00b2 E 96 58 05 \u00b3<br \/>(\u00cbnlarged) 94 C\/13 512 761 Wa Ko Law Te N 17 57\u00b9 07\u00b2 E 96 59\u00b9 06\u00b2<br \/>(Enlarged) 94 G\/1 650 640 Ko Pet \u00cb N17 51\u00b9 07\u00b2 E 97 01\u00b9 30\u00b2<br \/>13. 94 G\/1 612 651 Tha Ko Kwi Day N 17 51\u00b9 40\u00b2 E 97 04\u00b9 30\u00b2<br \/>14 94 G\/1 561 662 name unknown N 17 52 \u008c10\u00b2 E 97 02\u00b9 00\u00b2<br \/>15. No British Grid Htoo Day N 18 03\u00b9 30\u00b2 E 97 01\u00b9 05\u00b2 <\/p>\n<p>H. Kyauk Kyi ( Ler Doh) Township; 2 new camps. Map Sheet 94 B\/16<br \/>16. 493 023 Ro Ka Soe N 18 10\u00b9 01\u00b2 \u00cb 96 58\u00b9 00\u00b2<br \/>17. 401 072 Pau Wah Ta (Kyauk Lo Gyinew) N 18 12\u00b9 30\u00b2 \u00cb 96 53\u00b9 10\u00b2<\/p>\n<p>I. New Camps in Papun District ( Muthraw) (along new road route- Ler Mu Plaw to Busakee) <br \/>* 2 new main camps, 5 new smaller camps= 7 total new camps.<br \/>Map Sheets: 94 F\/2, F\/3.<br \/>Map Sheet: 94 F\/2<br \/>*18. 590 522 The Ler Ker Ko N 18 34&#8242; 50&#8243;, E 96 02&#8242; 35&#8243;<br \/>19. 593 503 Shway Jo N 18 34&#8242; 30&#8243;, E 96 02&#8242; 35&#8243;<br \/>20. 585 512 Oo Mae Jo N 18 34&#8242; 20&#8243;, E 96 02&#8242; 25&#8243;<br \/>21. 592 497 Ka La Jo N 18 32&#8242; 45&#8243;, E 97 03&#8242; 25&#8243;<br \/>22. 609 445 Sho Jo N 18 31&#8242; 00&#8243;, E 96 03&#8242; 45&#8243;<br \/>Map Sheet 94 F\/3<br \/>23. 718 217 Tha\u00b9 Wa Jo N 18 19\u00b9 50 E 97 09\u00b9 35\u00b9\u00b9<br \/>*24. 717 214 Tha\u00b9 Shway Jo N 18 19\u00b9 40\u00b2 E 97 09\u00b9 30\u00b2<\/p>\n<p>J. New Burma Army Camps in Toungoo District:* 2 new main camps, 7 new small camps = 9 total new camps, British 1inch Map, 1:63,360 scale maps. Map Sheets 94 B\/9, B\/10, B\/13, B\/14<br \/>25. B\/10 264 694 Zin Ty Lay N 18 43\u00b9 10\u00b2 E 96 45\u00b9 20\u00b2<br \/>26. B9\/ 195 788 Kyauk Hsin Daung N 18 47\u00b9 00\u00b2 E 96\u00b9 41\u00b9 30\u00b2<br \/>*27. B\/14 496 685 and 480 685 (NW of Siday village). N 18 42\u00b9 50\u00b2 E 96 57\u00b9 20\u00b2 and N 18 42&#8242; 50&#8243; E 96 56&#8242; 30. Two sites.<br \/>*28. B\/9 255 735 Play Sa Lo N 18 45&#8242; 25\u00b9\u00b9 E 96 44&#8242; 45\u00b2<br \/>29. B\/13 400 910 Ga Mu Der N 18 54\u00b9 55 \u00b3 E 96 51\u00b9 55\u00b2 <br \/>30. B\/13 392 814 Si Kwey Der N 18 49\u00b9 07\u00b2 E 96 51\u00b9 35\u00b2 <br \/>31. B\/13 393 796 Wa Doh Lo N 18 48\u00b9 15\u00b2 E 96 51\u00b9 40\u00b2<br \/>32. B\/14 494 686 Ti Taw Sakan N 18 45\u00b9 05\u00b2 E 96 57\u00b9 30\u00b2<br \/>33. B\/13 295 902 Baw Ga Lyi Ley N 18 53\u00b9 15\u00b2 E 96 46\u00b9 32\u00b2<br \/>(#34. 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