Drop it in and it works. No per-character setup — the addon overrides the faction's voice banks wholesale, so every USSR character speaks Shona.

What you hear Contact calls, engagement, casualties and breaking contact, in Shona, from three distinct speakers across three pitches. Whistles and non-verbal signals — covert alert on first sighting, a rising whistle on re-acquire, a long note for all-clear, pips when a section breaks and runs. Section commands when you give orders — move, follow, halt, hold fire, suppressive fire — with a whistled acknowledgement back. Nothing procedural. No grids, no compass bearings, no callsign traffic. A guerrilla section had no radios below detachment level, so it doesn't talk like a force that did. Distance and direction come the way a man would give them — near, far, over there. What it deliberately doesn't change — grunts, breathing and death stay as they are (wordless, so no language to get wrong); no radio processing, these are men shouting in the open; civilians and FIA untouched. Global to the USSR faction. Don't load it where the USSR are meant to be Soviet. Unloading returns everything to vanilla.

BUSHWAR Voices 2.0

BUSHWAR Voices 2.0 replaces the Soviet faction's combat speech with a Shona-speaking guerrilla voice, for scenarios where the USSR side stands in for ZANLA insurgents.

BUSHWAR Voices 2.0

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