gottfried21:

I'm guessing Chute systems?

Is it a local company?

ChukwuCantDie:
Nice pics Gottfreid21 but who is that fat Indian girl on the boat in the scuba diving gear?

Hahaha she's mixed race,could "introduce" you to her if you want

Henry120:


Is it a local company?

Nope,South Africa

gottfried21:

Hahaha she's mixed race,could "introduce" you to her if you want

No thx i dont have sex with whales only human females with flat stomach and big cheeks What unit does she belong to or do they just use her as a boat anchor?

ChukwuCantDie:
No thx i dont have sex with whales only human females with flat stomach and big cheeks What unit does she belong to or do they just use her as a boat anchor?

Poor lady She's part of the operational diving team BTW

Nigeria COIN

Screen grab

gottfried21:

Poor lady She's part of the operational diving team BTW

lol operational lol ok sorry but i can no longer take Namibian forces seriously if she is one of your spec ops peeps. Keep posting photos tho they are good.

jln115:

I can understand the confustion mate,the t72 were basically an upgraded t64, t72a and t64s are almost identical except for a few details,but the tanks in pic 3 are t72s from the egyptian army as i couldnt find a pic of the ethiopian t72

Other way around

T-72 is a T64 that has been simplified for mass production and lower operational costs

The red army considered the T64 to be better than the T72

It was their doctrine: T64 for elite or premier units (as it was costly to make and operate), and T72 to make up mass (because it was cheap).

Long story short, T64 is for shock formations, T72 for maneuver formations.

gottfried21:
1.Namibian Special forces
2.Namibian Marine corps
3.Armed patrol boat
4.Recovery Vehicle

Can anyone ID that sniper rifle?will be appreciated

gottfried21:

Can anyone ID that sniper rifle?will be appreciated

It's an Anti-material sniper rifle.

My guesses are SIG-50 or Accuracy international AW-50.

Henry120:


It's an Anti-material sniper rifle.

My guesses are SIG-50 or Accuracy international AW-50.

Yep it's a 50 cal. sniper rifle, suggested sometime we get it to pop some boko heads but u guys said it was overkill.

Referring to the pics below, I'm so glad I was wrong about the acquisition of this hardware. Rugged7, Notice the Nigerian flag?

Patchesagain:


Other way around

T-72 is a T64 that has been simplified for mass production and lower operational costs

The red army considered the T64 to be better than the T72

It was their doctrine: T64 for elite or premier units (as it was costly to make and operate), and T72 to make up mass (because it was cheap).

Long story short, T64 is for shock formations, T72 for maneuver formations.

well it depends on how you look at it, The T 72 retains most of the performance of the T 64 ,yet its easier and cheaper to manufacture and T-64 of all types are more vulnerable than T-72 as the propellant cases are stored upright in the autoloader and so present a bigger target area than if they were stored horizontaly as is the case with T-72 autoloader and hence the chance of blowing off the turret is significantly higher in the T-64.

Overkill ke! People are now even fielding 20mm anti material rifles!!
Also known as ' one is one'.

NighttWalker:
Yep it's a 50 cal. sniper rifle, suggested sometime we get it to pop some boko heads but u guys said it was over kill.

Referring to the pics below, I'm so glad I was wrong about the acquisition of this hardware. Rugged7, Notice the Nigerian flag?

SergeAlain:
Overkill ke! People are now even fielding 20mm anti material rifles!!
Also known as ' one is one'.

Lol @bolded, I want them (insurgents) to look like they got run over by a train when they get hit by our snipers, I still think we should get the Barett M107.

gottfried21:
1.Namibian Special forces
2.Namibian Marine corps
3.Armed patrol boat
4.Recovery Vehicle

You can see the SASFB touch in these tough men.

Noticed how SADC sf units are being structured to almost a similar structure.

gottfried21:
Artillery

Wow! The G2 howitzers are still in service, haven't seen these in a while.

SergeAlain:
Overkill ke! People are now even fielding 20mm anti material rifles!!
Also known as ' one is one'.

But really using them as sniper rifles is an overkill.

The 20mm ammunition is like a grenade.

MikeCZAR:
You can see the SASFB touch in these tough men.

Noticed how SADC sf units are being structured to almost a similar structure.

Indeed

MikeCZAR:
Wow! The G2 howitzers are still in service, haven't seen these in a while.

It gets the job done I don't know what job though.Mostly ceremonial stuff

gottfried21:

It gets the job done I don't know what job though.Mostly ceremonial stuff

The SA army still keeps a stock of them in reserve.

1.Wolf Turbo at a hotel,As part of the security for delegates attending festivities.

More pics from earlier today

Flypast

Random pictures

Photo Credit : brent


SAAF medium lift Helicopter

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The cameras used to take these SAAF pictures are fantastic.

Random

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Finally.... Any idea of the 'truck' in the 1st pic is used for?

3rd pic, is that a 'frogfot' or just the same old lame alpha jet?

NighttWalker:
Finally.... Any idea of the 'truck' in the 1st pic is used for?

3rd pic, is that a 'frogfot' or just the same old lame alpha jet?

Looks like a bridge layer.

War games. A Nigerian Air Force ISR expert looks at images from infra-red cameras while flying on the ATR-42 500 Surveillance plane

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