gottfried21:

Waiting for the Angolans to come through with those beautiful Russian aircraft
Ilyushin/Antonov for the Win

Lets hope the updates continue

gottfried21:

Waiting for the Angolans to come through with those beautiful Russian aircraft
Ilyushin/Antonov for the Win

Like we have been waiting for your friend, his NBC clip and photos from the Namibian marines beach landing exercise for 2 years and counting.

Nigerian army

Henry240:

Like we have been waiting for your friend, his NBC clip and photos from the Namibian marines beach landing exercise for 2 years and counting.

The problem with my NBC connection is that I'll have to E-wallet him about N$2000 for the footage,unfortunately I can't spend that much my apologies for not informing you sooner gentlemen.

[quote author=ViceAdmirlAgain post=59743248][/quote]I do envy this

gottfried21:


The problem with my NBC connection is that I'll have to E-wallet him about N$2000 for the footage,unfortunately I can't spend that much my apologies for not informing you sooner gentlemen.

That's how much in USD?

gottfried21:


The problem with my NBC connection is that I'll have to E-wallet him about N$2000 for the footage,unfortunately I can't spend that much my apologies for not informing you sooner gentlemen.

That dude deserves a slot in hell

On the other hand Oshakati is full of military service personnel..the SF were practicing their freefall stuff already this morning....havent heard the F-7's or K-8's yet..if there is an equipment parade i'll try to get around see what pics i can take....maybe an opportunity to see if the Denel APC's bought for the Marines are in service

Henry240:

That's how much in USD?

About $150

ViceAdmirlAgain:


That dude deserves a slot in hell

On the other hand Oshakati is full of military service personnel..the SF were practicing their freefall stuff already this morning....havent heard the F-7's or K-8's yet..if there is an equipment parade i'll try to get around see what pics i can take....maybe an opportunity to see if the Denel APC's bought for the Marines are in service

On the real I paid him N$3500 for those Navy day videos that I uploaded to YouTube but yes please do try to get some visuals for us Cde

Obostone:
cont.....

Very wonderful, thanks for sharing charley.

gottfried21:

About $150

That's high.

newafricaken254:
Largest overseas Turkish military training camp is now operational in Mogadishu, official opening is in September, turkish officers, soldiers have arrived.

I still do not fully grasp this Turkish interest in Somalia, are they trying to make it their own Djibouti ?

jakeporeshenko:


I still do not fully grasp this Turkish interest in Somalia, are they trying to make it their own Djibouti ?

It is simple with some African States in complete dysfunctional disarray the RE-CONQUEST of Africa has begun, Turkey has decided it wants to project it's military might outward and Somalia is the perfect poster child for that.

A number of SADC Member States Air Forces, Arms and Wings contingents for the Humanitarian Aid Relief Exercise code named "Exercise Blue Kunene" jetted in the country today.

Exercise Blue Kunene will commence tomorrow morning, 24 August 2017 at 09h40 with the official opening at Oshakati Independence Stadium.

The Honourable Penda Ya Ndakolo, Minister of Defence will give the keynote address.

Proceedings of Exercise Blue Kunene will be live streamed on the Ministry of Defence Facebook page @MODNamibia.

todays arrivals at Ondangwa Airport

ViceAdmirlAgain:


todays arrivals at Ondangwa Airport

one final one

Nigerian Defence Industry

The Nigerian defence sector continues to experience some phenomenal growth. You begin to wonder why we haven't pursued the defence and security industry sector more vigorously in the past.

Nigerian company, Demfas Aerosystems now has a response to drones right across the world.


Drone gun with a range of 1200m launched, and it's proudly made in Nigeria.

Cc.Tdayof

Henry240:
Nigerian Defence Industry

The Nigerian defence sector continues to experience some phenomenal growth. You begin to wonder why we haven't pursued the defence and security industry sector more vigorously in the past.

Nigerian company, Demfas Aerosystems now has a response to that to drones right across the world.


Drone gun with a range of 1200m launched, and it's proudly made in Nigeria.

Cc.Tdayof

Out of Africa! Makes You Wonder. Wow! Really Beautiful Things Are Happening These Days. Proudly Naija. With These, Low Level Targets of Opportunity Can Be Engaged Instantly On Sight And Neutralized. An Answer To Some Very Present Security Needs Around The World. This Is Just Impressive!

Nigerian navy SBS in the NE AOR.

While we've still not gotten over the beauty and the beast of the proforce Ara MRAP, Henry and tdayof are blasting us with even more wonder weapons out of Naija.

Covert1:


Out of Africa! Makes You Wonder. Wow! Really Beautiful Things Are Happening These Days. Proudly Naija. With These, Low Level Targets of Opportunity Can Be Engaged Instantly On Sight And Neutralized. An Answer To Some Very Present Security Needs Around The World. This Is Just Impressive!

Even our biggest detractors can acknowledge that we are making considerable progress. Very fast progress!

Defence industry is my kind of thing, I'm really proud to see the significant amount of progress in this area.

My hope is that in the near future, a significant amount of the land systems we use will be all made in Nigeria. It is achievable. We just need a couple more companys and atleast 2 of them in the heavy equipment side of things.

Don't know if y'all have gotten the news (or not) There is a Land Forces West Africa summit coming 27-28 Sept in abuja

I remember some time in 2016, during the time most of the military related world media reported on the ARA MRAP.

I was browsing through a Russian military blog, it's called "BMPD Live journal". They also ran a story on the ARA MRAP with the ARA's CGI in the report. The report was in Russian Offcourse, I couldn't read it.

Going through the comments made by visitors in the comments section, i saw a comment which struck me. It was the only comment in English. This individual's comment was "Nigger MRAP".

However, my reaction to that comment was so much happiness, i said to myself, too bad for you, as this Nigger won't be buying MRAPs from you.

I probably believe that's why i wanted to see the ARA MRAP programme get built and succeed so bad!! It became an obsession.

I accused the likes of @Ibnsultaan who i perceived was hoarding photos of the vehicle, of betrayal and treachery because i felt if they knew what i had read in 2016, they would post for the world to see.

The programme has made significant progress, there is still work to be done, but we can actually say that we have now seen the Nigger MRAP in operation.

For this alone, i am immensely thankful to the Proforce team who made this possible.

Henry240:


Even our biggest detractors can acknowledge that we are making considerable progress. Very fast progress!

Defence industry is my kind of thing, I'm really proud to see the significant amount of progress in this area.

My hope is that in the near future, a significant amount of the land systems we use will be all made in Nigeria. It is achievable. We just need a couple more companys and atleast 2 of them in the heavy equipment side of things.

link pls to the Drone gun

Henry240:
Nigerian navy SBS in the NE AOR.

2017 hilux for SBS I swear them go spoil these boys with money
Nice one

M14A1:

2017 hilux for SBS I swear them go spoil these boys with money
Nice one

Lol

Henry240:


Even our biggest detractors can acknowledge that we are making considerable progress. Very fast progress!

Defence industry is my kind of thing, I'm really proud to see the significant amount of progress in this area.

My hope is that in the near future, a significant amount of the land systems we use will be all made in Nigeria. It is achievable. We just need a couple more companys and atleast 2 of them in the heavy equipment side of things.

Exactly so...the size of our military and defence requirements is enough to keep the industry oiled for the long term. Especially private companies being in it for the profit more innovation and production is anticipated across the broad spectrum of defence and security needs. Continuity should see Nigerian manufactured armaments earning us foreign exchange across Africa and beyond going forward backed by our diplomatic weight.

Henry240:
I remember some time in 2016, during the time most of the military related world media reported on the ARA MRAP.

I was browsing through a Russian military blog, it's called "BMPD Live journal". They also ran a story on the ARA MRAP with the ARA's CGI in the report. The report was in Russian Offcourse, I couldn't read it.

Going through the comments made by visitors in the comments section, i saw a comment which struck me. It was the only comment in English. This individual's comment was "Nigger MRAP".

However, my reaction to that comment was so much happiness, i said to myself, too bad for you, as this Nigger won't be buying MRAPs from you.

I probably believe that's why i wanted to see the ARA MRAP programme get built and succeed so bad!! It became an obsession.

I accused the likes of @Ibnsultaan who i perceived was hoarding photos of the vehicle, of betrayal and treachery because i felt if they knew what i had read in 2016, they would post for the world to see.

The programme has made significant progress, there is still work to be done, but we can actually say that we have now seen the Nigger MRAP in operation.

For this alone, i am immensely thankful to the Proforce team who made this possible.

Apt response from you to the cynic. A good one. The beggar-thy-neigbour approach to Africa is set to continue changing for self-sustenance and even potential exports with indigenous companies like Proforce, Innoson and many more now coming on stream and the worst unbelievers like the cynic in question might just about start seeing that Nigger-MRAP somewhere in there neighborhood.

DEATHMACHINES

Henry240:
Nigerian Defence Industry

The Nigerian defence sector continues to experience some phenomenal growth. You begin to wonder why we haven't pursued the defence and security industry sector more vigorously in the past.

Nigerian company, Demfas Aerosystems now has a response to drones right across the world.


Drone gun with a range of 1200m launched, and it's proudly made in Nigeria.

Cc.Tdayof

This administration just got it in everything related to the defence.

The Cuban mechanics seems to be doing a good job. I dare say it hypothetically there should be suctions on some countries in Africa there u will see talent.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4gNY-TZMtc

NNS Shiriro(P185) and NNS Ose (P186) due to be delivered to the Nigerian navy from France.

The Nigerian navy ordered 4 Inshore Patrol Vessels from Ocea in France in 2016. The boats are between 27 meters to 36 meters in length. All aluminium.

Nigerian Defence Industry

First Indigenous Radio Frequency Solutions Industry In Nigeria and West Africa. Radio communication systems,RF Jammer, NVG, Signal repeater etc

The Demfas Aerosystems MR1 ensures safe communications. Features include:
DMR
Encryption
Long lasting battery
SMS function