Henry240:


Bangladesh has a very good military by any standards. Their navy and airforce are great. Apart from Egypt and Algeria their military beats any other in Africa.



I was surprised when i saw what they have and can deploy.

africaken254:
due to those 8 mig-29's ! several african countries could massacre that air force

gottfried21:
Namibian F-7 Pilot

patches689:

those lines!!
What a beautiful ship!

africaken254:
OFF TOPIC:China Aerospace Science and Technology Group CH-4 UAV firing missiles

Henry240:


It is complete, already began sea trials. I just hope they(NESL), and the navy can immediately announce another project for much larger vessels. In the range of 50-62 meters.

Henry240:


It is complete, already began sea trials. I just hope they(NESL), and the navy can immediately announce another project for much larger vessels. In the range of 50-62 meters.

africaken254:
due to those 8 mig-29's ! several african countries could massacre that air force

chkil:


8 mig29s + 37 Chengdu F-7 ! their naval force are not bad also ( 2 sub marines in command) 6 fregate , 4 corvette , 6 Large Patrol Craft ect ...

The Ming-class is a remodeled Romeo-class submarine. The Romeo-class submarines were built using Soviet designs based on the German Type-21 U- boat of 1944. While these boats are entirely obsolete by modern standards, they are useful for patrol and coastal defense duties, and continued construction in the 1990s provided a relatively inexpensive replacement for aging Romeo-class boats.

China strongly condemns attack Mali attack

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rIytmPk28U

onumaegbuikenna:


I just hope that the ship is well armed

jteku:
Right: COAS Lt gen Buratai, kitted with SF tactical gears

Death toll in AlShabaab's attack on Ambassador hotel in Mogadishu rises more than 30, incl 2 Somalia MPs & 4 attackers. 60+ wounded

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnaM9mED0kw

Leader of Garissa University attack killed in Somalia

MOGADISHU, Somalia, Jun 1 – A jihadist leader who organised the April 2015 attack on Garissa University in eastern Kenya which left 148 people dead, has been killed in a raid in southwestern Somalia, a local official said Wednesday.

“Sixteen armed men, four of them senior commanders including Mohamed Mohamud Ali known as Dulyadin… were killed by the Somali commandos and the special forces of the Jubaland,” Abdirashid Janan, minister of state security for Jubaland, an autonomous region in southern Somalia.

Janan was speaking at a press conference in the coastal town of Kismayu.The April 2, 2015 assault at Garissa University College, 365 kilometres northeast of the Kenyan capital Nairobi, left 148 people dead, most of them students.

They were slain in their dormitories or rounded up and executed in a hall of residence.

The operation was carried out by four gunman from the Shabaab, Al-Qaeda’s East Africa branch.

It was the country’s bloodiest terror attack since Al-Qaeda bombed the US embassy in Nairobi in 1998, killing 213 people.

On July 16 last year, the Kenyan government said that Dulyadin – also known by the aliases of Kuno and Gamadhere – had been killed in a US drone strike, but it swiftly backtracked on the claim.

More than 30 Shabaab militants were killed in that operation, the government said.

The United States has in recent years launched numerous drone strikes against Shabaab leaders, including a strike in September 2014 that killed the group’s leader Ahmed Abdi Godane.

denisfidha:
The video is not military related. But this Kenyan Based Engineering company is more than capable of building ships for the navy to the highest standards, Especially inshore patrol vessels. A contract with the navy would create employment, circulate money locally, not forgetting the pride of building navy/coast guard boats locally



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncOG-R3ibo0

1st pic is SECO overhauling a kenya Navy patrol vessel

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8b4AUp2vlcM

africaken254:
uganda MIG-21's

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPsgs9K1cNQ

chinese8107:
uganda mig21 bought in 1970s ?still in service?

Fynline:
NIGERIAN AIR FORCE MOVES TO REINFORCE BASE DEFENCE AND PROTECTION OF CRITICAL ASSETS
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF), as part of efforts towards coping with the dynamism of emerging security threats, is adopting a new concept of base defence to protect its air assets and critical installations. Aside reorganising, retraining and re-equipping the Regiment Specialty to effectively defend NAF Bases against attacks, the Service has also employed the use of Closed Circuit Camera to provide surveillance around perimeter fences of NAF Bases while monitoring the entire Base from the Base Defence Coordination Centre. Under the new concept, effort is geared towards expanding the Regiment Specialty to be able to take over all ground defence duties with a view to securing NAF Bases and critical assets. The recent acquisition of 10 specialised Honker Scorpion Vehicles is in furtherance of this objective by providing guards with the capacity to respond quickly to security breaches. The vehicles possess armoured capability thus offering additional level of protection to guards.

Speaking during Commissioning ceremony, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Abayomi Olonisakin stated that the induction of the Honker vehicles will enhance the capability of NAF Regiment personnel to effectively contribute to the collective efforts at addressing the security challenges facing the nation, adding that “the procurement was a testimony of the importance the NAF attached to the protection of its critical assets and personnel's.

Meanwhile, the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Baba Abubakar has reiterated that the nation, and NAF in particular, cannot afford to lose its critical assets to the activities of insurgents, terrorists and militants. Air Mshl Abubakar stated that the NAF is therefore committed to adopt all necessary security measures to forestall occurrence of past mistakes. The CAS added that the deployment of the Honker vehicles is intended to significantly enhance the NAF Base Defence System as well as security of key and vulnerable points around the nation including the airports. Another major advantage of the Honker vehicles is that it helps to eliminate the system hitherto in place where guards were made stationary at their guard posts.

Fynline:
NIGERIAN AIR FORCE MOVES TO REINFORCE BASE DEFENCE AND PROTECTION OF CRITICAL ASSETS
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF), as part of efforts towards coping with the dynamism of emerging security threats, is adopting a new concept of base defence to protect its air assets and critical installations. Aside reorganising, retraining and re-equipping the Regiment Specialty to effectively defend NAF Bases against attacks, the Service has also employed the use of Closed Circuit Camera to provide surveillance around perimeter fences of NAF Bases while monitoring the entire Base from the Base Defence Coordination Centre. Under the new concept, effort is geared towards expanding the Regiment Specialty to be able to take over all ground defence duties with a view to securing NAF Bases and critical assets. The recent acquisition of 10 specialised Honker Scorpion Vehicles is in furtherance of this objective by providing guards with the capacity to respond quickly to security breaches. The vehicles possess armoured capability thus offering additional level of protection to guards.

Speaking during Commissioning ceremony, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Abayomi Olonisakin stated that the induction of the Honker vehicles will enhance the capability of NAF Regiment personnel to effectively contribute to the collective efforts at addressing the security challenges facing the nation, adding that “the procurement was a testimony of the importance the NAF attached to the protection of its critical assets and personnel's.

Meanwhile, the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Baba Abubakar has reiterated that the nation, and NAF in particular, cannot afford to lose its critical assets to the activities of insurgents, terrorists and militants. Air Mshl Abubakar stated that the NAF is therefore committed to adopt all necessary security measures to forestall occurrence of past mistakes. The CAS added that the deployment of the Honker vehicles is intended to significantly enhance the NAF Base Defence System as well as security of key and vulnerable points around the nation including the airports. Another major advantage of the Honker vehicles is that it helps to eliminate the system hitherto in place where guards were made stationary at their guard posts.