bidexiii:




No doughts that he was not in the North-east theatre during the former president regime.

He himself wrote an article on his website, crediting the success to the Nigerian Army troops. Eeben Barlow made it clear that he and his mercenaries where in Nigeria only to train the men of the 72MSF on some hardware they recently procured.

http://eebenbarlowsmilitaryandsecurityblog..com.ng/2015/05/updating-nigerian-narrative.html?m=0

Sorry, but what's your point?

Kenya administration police: drilled to perfection

SANDF in Darfur, Sudan, before the Sudan govt vetoed choppers, and other materiel which could enable the identification of atrocities.

https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2018/3/united-nations-withdraws-108-nigerian-peace-keeping-police-officers-in-liberia-after-5-years.html
Job well done.

LTGEN:
https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2018/3/united-nations-withdraws-108-nigerian-peace-keeping-police-officers-in-liberia-after-5-years.html
Job well done.

they left a good legacy behind



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpMiPIQ6sgY

Xbee007:

But one of their pilot did fly the lead helicopter during the invasion of Bama. I can still recall that VICE video.

yeap they are even more than one, the gazelle helicopter.

Kenya Air Force Senior Medical Officers Visit private Mount Kenya University

A delegation of Medical Officers from Kenya Air Force (KAF) recently paid a courtesy call to Mount Kenya University (MKU), and it’s College of Health Sciences, at its Main Campus in Thika, Kiambu County.
The delegation, led by Senior Medical Officer at HQ KAF Col (Dr) Justino Muinde, and Chief Dentist Col (Dr) Nicholas Mugweru was at the university to, first, engage the university in exploring areas of possible partnership and collaboration between KAF and the university, mainly in training, medical research, innovation and development.
The visit was also an opportunity to mentor students studying medicine at the university. At the core of this effort is Mr Sifa Mwanje, a needy Clinical Medicine student, struggling to raise his tuition fees at MKU. Mr Mwanje recently featured in the media after he decided to sell his kidney to raise the fees to enable him to pursue his dream of becoming a medical practitioner. As a result of the story, the leadership at KAF made a decision to adopt him by offering guidance through mentors who will steer him and others like him toward success in life.
While at the University, the KAF delegation held meetings with the University Vice-Chancellor, Prof Stanley Waudo, the Acting Principal, College of Health Science (CHS), Dr.Josphat Njuguna, the Dean, School of Medicine, Dr Juliet Gathara, among other key University figures. The team also toured various laboratories including Pharmaceutics, Environmental Health, Nursing, Research and Development, Dental and the School of Medicine Anatomy Laboratories at General Kago Funeral Home.
The KAF delegation also had occasion to address medical students, including Mr Mwanje, where they conveyed a goodwill message from Commander, KAF, Maj Gen Samuel Thuita. They also had an opportunity to share personal stories of accomplishment through struggle. The team urged the students to stop at nothing but the best in their lives.
Also in the KAF delegation were Majors Robert Onchiri, Peter Mule, Juliet Maithya, and Captains (Dr) David Mponda, Dr Fanuel Ojwang, Eunice Rono, and Sergeant Ann Kakenya.

1. Kenya Air Force Senior Medical Officer Col (Dr) Muinde shares a light moment with Mr Sifa Mwanje.

2. Col (Dr) Justino Muinde presents KAF memorabilia to Dr Josphat Njuguna

3. Col (Dr) Justino Muinde addressing students at MKU College of Health Sciences

4. Maj Juliet Muithya gives a talk to medical students at MKU

1.Mr Sifa Mwanje gives his story to KAF delegation

2. KAF delegation with University Staff

Today as part of the Environmental Soldier Program responsibilities,kenya defence force Cadets from the Kenya Military Academy joined Keya Forest Service, Green Belt Movement & community members in cleaning the river running through Dunduri forest, Nakuru County

#Libya- 24 fighters of #LNA al-Saiqa graduated a "3-week MOUT course".

#Egypt- some of the more notable developments recently in Operation #Sinai2018- discovery of 9M133 Kornet/AT-14 Spriggan, 9M14 Malyutka/AT-3 Sagger, Grad rockets stockpile .

Various UXOs and IED making material that was discovered .

#Libya- photos of #LNA hostage rescue operations training at Tokra Military College .

#Egypt|ian EOD at work in North #Sinai.

Safety first.

#Egypt- Operation #Sinai2018- paratroopers with CZ 807s and Bedouin militiamen (Union of #Sinai Tribes) with an ATV technical

#Egypt- Sherpa 2 with Remote Weapon Station (armed unlike some previous sightings, looks like FN MAG), North #Sinai

#Egypt- MoI video of Operation #Sinai2018 showing Sherpa 2s with mounted and empty RWS

Photos from the conclusion of the joint exercise by naval forces from #Egypt and #France held in the Red Sea in recent days

#Egyptian army buys unkown number from AeroVironment RQ-20B Puma Surveillance UAVs with total cost of 9 million dollar .

#Egypt- MoI forces armed with CZ Scorpion Evo 3s during Operation #Sinai2018

#Egypt- infantry squad (SOF?) with RG-33 MRAP, Nimrs and an M60 in North #Sinai

#Libya- #LNA EOD dismantle IED in farmhouse in southern #Ajdabiya, which according to them is a remnant from when militant groups controlled parts of the city, not a newly deployed one

#Egypt|ian military elements deploying to participate in Joint Gulf Shield 1 exercise in Saudi Arabia

Ships, aircraft, and sailors from 31 partner nations are coming together for Africa's largest maritime security exercise. #obangameexpress ......



Obangame new logo below;

The Namibian Army Is Struggling to Keep Its Lights On



https://warisboring.com/the-namibian-army-is-struggling-to-keep-its-lights-on/

The word “Obangame” comes from the Fang language of northern Gabon, southern Cameroon & other parts of Central Africa meaning “togetherness.” This name was selected by African participants in 2010, to promote the importance of regional cooperation between Navies in the region.

Off to a planning exercise meeting with @RoyalNavy @USCG & Nigerian Navy for upcoming joint exercises in Lagos, Nigeria. #OpPROJECTION West #Africa .........

JOURNALISTS: Invitation to join a telephonic press briefing with U.S. & Gabonese Navy Senior Officials on the upcoming Obangame Express 2018 Exercise. The briefing will take place on March 22, 12:00 GMT/14:00 CAT. #OE2018Press. RSVP here:

https://www.state.gov/r/pa/ime/africamediahub/events/279307.htm

TROOPS ENCOUNTER MILITIA MEN:KILL 4

Troops of 33 Artillery Brigade, in the on going OPERATION LAFIYA DOLE on fighting patrol, on 17 March 18 at about 12:30pm encountered members of militia group massing up at Burra Junction in Ningi Local Government Area of Bauchi State. The militia men on sighting own troops opened fire on them. Troops reacted immediately by engaging the militia men. At the end of the encounter, 4 militias were killed. Troops recovered 5 Dane guns, 38 motorcycles and 9 bicycles. 9 Militia men were also arrested while a soldier who sustained gun shot wounds is stable, having been evacuated to the hospital and receiving treatment. Troops are closely in pursuit of the fleeing militias with the view of apprehending more of them.
You are please requested to disseminate this information through your medium.
Thank you for your usual cooperation.

Brigadier General Texas Chukwu
Director Army Public Relations

PRESS RELEASE
NIGERIAN AIR FORCE STUDENT PILOT FORCE LANDS DIAMOND 40 TRAINER AIRCRAFT

A Nigerian Air Force (NAF) student pilot has force landed a Diamond 40 Trainer Aircraft on the outskirts of Kaduna while on a solo mission, as part of flying training at the 401 Flying Training School, Kaduna. The incident, which took place today, 19 March 2018, was as a result of an airborne emergency that could not enable the pilot fly the aircraft back to the Base. He therefore force landed the aircraft but with minimal damage to it. However, the student pilot, who was the only one on board, suffered minor injuries and is already receiving treatment at the 461 Nigerian Air Force Hospital, Kaduna. The Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, has immediately directed the constitution of a board of inquiry to determine the exact cause of the incident while efforts are ongoing to recover the aircraft.

OLATOKUNBO ADESANYA
Air Vice Marshal
Director of Public
Relations and Information
Nigerian Air Force

#CION....