Marginal Operation manga volume 12 features story by Yuri Shibamura and art by Daisuke Kimura.

Old Paths Intertwine...

As the Burmese army terrorizes the local population, Arata realizes he has to clean house before he can focus on the Chinese. His efforts to end his allies’ suppression of their own citizens lead him to Yangon, where the UN peacekeeping team is detained and an unlikely reunion lies in wait for him…

Marginal Operation manga volume 13 features story by Yuri Shibamura and art by Daisuke Kimura.

Tensions flare amidst jungle warfare...

The battle in Myanmar rages on fiercer than ever before. China has deployed their helicopters and drones, while Arata’s allies, the Burmese Army, turn out to be far less reliable than he'd hoped. It will take the full extent of his considerable wit to continue winning his battles and keeping his kids alive. Fortunately, by rescuing the nearby villagers from their own government’s tyranny, he may have inadvertently created the perfect strategic opportunity for himself.

Marginal Operation manga volume 14 features story by Yuri Shibamura and art by Daisuke Kimura.

Going on the offensive...

With the Chinese Army presenting an overwhelming difference in firepower to his own forces, Arata employs guerrilla tactics to successfully take out a key refueling base. However, this enrages the Chinese Army more than expected, leading to an air strike against Camp Hakim in retaliation. With the Burmese Army still disorganized and his sponsors unwilling to lend further aid, the only person Arata can rely on to get them out of this mess is himself.