Henry120:


Take time to read and understand.

How can i conclude on my own, when i copied the photo from saengine?

The source of the Photo is Saengine. I don't know your military or it's branches. Saengine captioned the photo as SANDF "Paratrooper". Hence my title!


This is basic common sense!



..... But he is insinuating that i'm deliberately mis-informing people. LOL!

MikeCZAR:
He didn't call the chap a paratrooper.

Henry120:


Typical........ Even in your ignorance, you're still making further ignorant claims.



"So, why don't we look at the times?".

Saengine posted that photo at 6:08pm

I posted that photo at 6:22pm

frumentius:


Hmmm, let's see. On Page 225 at 3:26pm on Aug 22 I posted this link:

http://www.enca.com/south-africa/thejump-are-you-brave-enough

and the first person to post a photo from the link was Henry. Lest there be any doubt as to what the original caption said, I'm attaching the photo.

When Mike corrected his caption, the response was a derisory, "What's the difference?"
Followed by the usual dissembling, which falls apart when he references the UK Pathfinders, which means he knows the difference.

Sadly, all too true to form as the following examples prove:
1) A shambolic paratroop graduation is edited to a few seconds and presented as a drop "behind enemy lines". The longer real video is posted and against all reason, is dismissed;

2) A post by Beegeagle extolling the virtues of Paramount's Flash Multi Platform Mission System and suggesting it for Nigeria sees Henry deliberately omitting Denel Ingwe anti-tank missiles and substituting them for Cirit rockets. Response? Dissemble and pretend the issue is about sources.

Henry120:
Nigerian Army BTR

Fynline:
Ooo
Oga Henry for Army or for the police?

Henry120:
Credible Light Strike Vehicle for Nigeria.

The more i look at this vehicle the more i picture my ideal LSV for Special forces and Recon teams. A GPMG at the passengers seat and a FLIR LTV system, and this vehicle looks set for deployment.

Patchesagain:


Weight will be a problem, unless you have a massive engine in there

To my eye it looks like something thatvshould stick to roads

Water Survival course participants demonstrate resting under water and regulating breathing during their graduation ceremony at Moi Air Base on 7th May 2015.
The Advanced Water Survival graduates showcased their skills during this year’s graduation ceremony which was graced by the Deputy Air Force Commander Brigadier Francis Ogolla at Moi Air Base on 7th May 2015.
The participants underwent a six months rigorous training exercise on survival and rescue tactics. Throughout their training process, they were taken through tactics in deep waters, rescue skills both underwater and on water and combative techniques for use at any aquatic environment during rescue missions.
In his address, Brigadier Francis Ogolla lauded the efforts of those who had successfully gone through the course in making sure they acquire survival and rescue skills. He added that the skills will be instrumental in survival and rescue missions when called upon. In his closing remarks, he further reminded them of the importance to further their skills. He said that this was an affirmation to the world of Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) Capabilities.
Present during the event were senior military officers, service members and KDF families.

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVF79C5Mltc

gottfried21:
Scenes from Earlier today...
1 Nam Air Force Antonov An-26 Curl
2 Nam Air Firce Y-12 Transport aircraft
3 Nam Air Force K-8 Aircraft

ViceAdmiral:


I have never seen a pic of K-8 tail number 6-504

gottfried21:

Contrary to what Wikipedia says,we actually operate 12 K-8's...The three that the public always see are part of the acrobatics and display team...the rest are either on Standby or being used for training flights...So it's understandable that you might not have seen that specific aircraft beforeb

gottfried21:

Contrary to what Wikipedia says,we actually operate 12 K-8's...The three that the public always see are part of the acrobatics and display team...the rest are either on Standby or being used for training flights...So it's understandable that you might not have seen that specific aircraft beforeb

ViceAdmiral:


That could explain why i've only seen 6-502,6-506,6-508...Well its the Namibian Air Force's fault that the web is full of wrong info..Thy should work on their PR...Thy should take an example from ZA down south...[I feel that we have an unbalanced Air Force]and those guys should seriously consider buying more transport aircraft i'm no fan of the AN 26...Its payload is pathetic and having only 1(dont know if they fixed the 1 that crashed last of last year) is an embarrassment ....

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0nDHV_mkiY

africaken:
off topic

A Saudi M1 Abrams tank is struck by a Houthi rebel Kornet anti tank guided missile and results in a quick cook-off.

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0nDHV_mkiY