Browncoats: Independence War Filming Locations
Where was Browncoats: Independence War filmed? Browncoats: Independence War was filmed in 12 locations across United States in the following places:
Browncoats: Independence War Filming Locations
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Browncoats: Independence War (2015)
A group of soldiers, on the last day of a War, set out to rescue a band of refugees who are trapped in a valley, before an enemy offensive wipes them out.