Adelz:
Check beeg's archives, he posted a photo of one last year

Please share the link.

Nigerian Commandos at Africa's Largest Special Forces exercise, Flintlock 2016

ViceAdmiral:
SADC governments should consider using the same type of navy vessels in future to maintain security.

This will allow them to use a common platform for the servicing and repair of their vessels.

This was said by Christopher Moshoeshe, the captain of the Namibian Navy at Swakopmund on the sidelines of the 22nd annual meeting of the Standing Maritime Committee, SMC

But will the politicians listen


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC64p8AkDq4

Budgetary issue and strategic issue.

It would bar us from things like the valour class and it would force navies to buy things they cannot afford or cant operate - for example, Mozambique new IPV's and our planned IPV's under Proj Biro would clash thus we would both end up with something that suits neither of our needs.

frumentius:
Anyone else been hit by the spam bot for including links?

I posted a link in Russian language and got smashed.

More 8.5 meters patrol boats purchased by the Nigerian Navy

are these licensed made in Nigeria or are we the original producer @ henry?

PrinxArthur1:
are these licensed made in Nigeria or are we the original producer @ henry?

We have the largest shipyard in Africa, with the capacity to build ships that are over 120 meters in length. There are also literally 10s of vessel manufacturers in Nigeria.



An 8.5 meters boat is nothing, the most important bit is, we are looking in-wards to address our military requirements. Yes, it's an original design.

one of my favorites planes

Oldies , the Mig 25 one of the fastest planes Mach 2,83 ! used in Algerian Air force since 1979 .

i think today still 5 ou 6 in service .

Nigeria’s navy recovers hijacked oil tanker


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7H7Y4MU1xU

chkil:
one of my favorites planes

Oldies , the Mig 25 one of the fastest planes Mach 2,83 ! used in Algerian Air force since 1979 .

i think today still 5 ou 6 in service .

I here i am, thinking it's the MIG-31. The resemblance is uncanny.

Adelz:
https://beegeagle./2015/08/08/potent-options-for-upgunning-the-nigerian-army-aviation-units-gazelle-helicopters/

I think NA gazelle HELO are currently undergoing upgrades
Anybody who as idea of them.........?

Deliveries started this week of the Badger Tactical Crew Training simulators, by SA's ThoroughTec Simulation.

Henry240:


I here i am, thinking it's the MIG-31. The resemblance is uncanny.

yes they are very similar from the outside! but the mig 31 is two seat and mig 25 only one

bidexiii:


I think NA gazelle HELO are currently undergoing upgrades
Anybody who as idea of them.........?

SOUTH AFRICA’s Paramount Group are upgrading them by installing the FLASH system, “an advanced development on the SAWS system that they did for Iraq’s Eurocopter helicopters” Herewith, all the relevant details of the FLASH
https://beegeagle./2016/01/13/on-the-source-and-weaponisation-of-the-nigerian-army-aviation-units-gazelle-helicopters-my-findings/

Exercise Flintlock 2016

Adelz:
https://beegeagle./2015/08/08/potent-options-for-upgunning-the-nigerian-army-aviation-units-gazelle-helicopters/

Thanks man, however this is an ATV. I'm referring to 2 wheelers, bikes, similar to what these Germans are using in the photo from Flintlock 2016.

Nigerian Navy

Henry240:


Thanks man, however this is an ATV. I'm referring to 2 wheelers, bikes, similar to what these Germans are using in the photo from Flintlock 2016.

Haven't seen anything like that online

MINUSMA, Burkina-Faso

Nigerian Air Force trainer

Nigerian Army inducts Gatlin guns into service, Mine sweepers, additional UAVs and Autokraz trucks.



"Buratai stated this in Maiduguri wednesday after
inaugurating the newly-acquired Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
(UAV) and inspecting other military hardware including
transport vehicles, mine sweepers and 3,000-rounds-per-
minute revolver machine guns for onward deployment in
the operational theatre."

www.thisdaylive.com/articles/buratai--newly-acquired-equipment-will-boost-war-against-terror/232915

Adelz:

SOUTH AFRICA’s Paramount Group are upgrading them by installing the FLASH system, “an advanced development on the SAWS system that they did for Iraq’s Eurocopter helicopters” Herewith, all the relevant details of the FLASH
https://beegeagle./2016/01/13/on-the-source-and-weaponisation-of-the-nigerian-army-aviation-units-gazelle-helicopters-my-findings/

Thanks mate

4 senior AlShabaab commanders were killed in air-raids launched by KDF jets in Tulo-Barwaqo village

kenya air force fighter pilots

kenya air force Tucano simulator

Sad news for Africa...

Yesterday, South African President Jacob Zuma made a surprise announcement that he had decided to withdraw the 800-odd South African National Defence Force (SANDF) troops who have been participating in UNAMID – the hybrid United Nations-African Union peacekeeping mission in Darfur, Sudan – the announcement would surely have been welcomed most enthusiastically by Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir. One could say Zuma thus did him, wittingly or unwittingly, another big favour – following on the refusal of the South African government to arrest al-Bashir on International Criminal Court charges last June when he participated in the African Union summit in Johannesburg.

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Kenyan Army Power VS Al Shabbab Terrorists...Live combat


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEYY4AUjK6E
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agaugust:
Sad news for Africa...

Yesterday, South African President Jacob Zuma made a surprise announcement that he had decided to withdraw the 800-odd South African National Defence Force (SANDF) troops who have been participating in UNAMID – the hybrid United Nations-African Union peacekeeping mission in Darfur, Sudan – the announcement would surely have been welcomed most enthusiastically by Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir. One could say Zuma thus did him, wittingly or unwittingly, another big favour – following on the refusal of the South African government to arrest al-Bashir on International Criminal Court charges last June when he participated in the African Union summit in Johannesburg.

Exellent

Been saying we should do this for ages.

That deployment is a waste of manpower and resources

agaugust:
Not sure if this has been seen here, africaken can you confirm?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEYY4AUjK6E

it was posted in the previous closed militaryphoto.net forum,i dont know if it was posted here

Patchesagain:


Exellent

Been saying we should do this for ages.

That deployment is a waste of manpower and resources

the mission was a failure ,the supporter of APC are still committing atrocities to this day

UNAMID's predecessor stopped the organized/systematic random rāpe of tens of tbousands of Dafur women and genocidal scale of murder of thousands of Dafur men by Sudan backed evil supporter of APC militia who almost turned Dafur into a Rwanda type genocide. Atrocities still happen in Congo with and C.A.R with UN troops still present there. Sudan's Bashir government frustrated UNAMID, and UN deployed only limited resources with 15,000 troops on a land mass almost as big as France. This is why I said AU must end Somalia crisis in good time before frustration of a long war kills AMISOM's spirit. A total UN pull out of Dafur can lead to a return of Sudan backed supporter of APC militia, and atrocities will multiply 100 times. The UNAMID countries who want to stay can stay, failed mission? No, frustrated mission? Yes.

Pic....Rwandan army heading to Dafur