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          Burma Army has more battalions,less men Burma Army has more battalions, less men27 March 2007 S.H.A.N Taking stock of Burma's armed forces on its assumed 62nd birthday 賣房子 which falls today, exiled dissident group Network for Democracy and Development (NDD) says burgeoning number of 襯衫 infantry battalions have yet to make the army a stronger and capable military power. In 1990, the generals who had taken po 買屋網wer in 1988 launched their five five-year plans to beef up its Armed Services to 500,000 men. Gen Than Shwe The armed forces then was abo 澎湖民宿ut 186,000 strong with 168 infantry battalions, each 400-500 strong. By September 2006, the number had reached 555. However, as Lt-Gen Thein Sein, the ruling mi 酒店打工litary council's Secretary # 1 who also doubles as the army's adjutant-general, admitted at the second tri-annual meeting in 2005, 220 of them are between 200-300, 找房子while the other 284 are less than 200. Moreover, the army had also lost 9,497 men during the previous 4 months, most of them through desertions. Photos:Myanmaralin The meeting also took acco 情趣用品unt of 3,022 offences committed by its personnel, 202 of them by the officers. "One big headache is its persistent top heaviness," a former Burma Army officer told S.H.A.N., "as thousands of officers 酒店工作are being turned out each year by its training institutions. As a result, most of them are finding themselves out of work. Naturally many of them become bad eggs." Senior General Than Shwe, who turns 75 this year, is unli 房屋出租kely to be sidetracked by such "trivialities", the NDD notes. "His speeches all boil down to one common theme: all problems must be dealt with by superior military power."http://www.shanland.org/war/2007/burma-army-has-more-battalions-less-men 酒店打工  .