MikeCZA:
Remember the first CJOPS? He's not the best?

There are a couple at the rank of Major General though.

frumentius:


A Navy man is now acting CJOPS !

frumentius:

Designed to entice @AndrewZA out of hibernation!

GreenandGold:


Hehehe, that guy disappeared soon after Henry240s ship...

frumentius:
A year ago, this time. Durban, South Africa to Pemba, Tanzania on motorbike.
A post-deployment indulgence for me.

Despite all our petty fights on this thread, everyone(?) here had good wishes.

GreenandGold:


Hehehe, that guy disappeared soon after Henry240s ship...

frumentius:
A year ago, this time. Durban, South Africa to Pemba, Tanzania on motorbike.
A post-deployment indulgence for me.

Despite all our petty fights on this thread, everyone(?) here had good wishes.

frumentius:
And of course, the planning now starts for the Dec 2017 trip which completes the whole SADC. Namibia, Angola, DRC, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, SA.

The Mozambican, Malawian and Tanzanian martial connections were so beneficent, we're planning the next trip entirely around similar exigencies.

GreenandGold:


You guys are Vootspore on bikes.... You're reminding me how terrible my life is

frumentius:
@chkil: I know you already have a production line up in Khenchela churning out NIMR Hafeet class vehicles.
Any truth to the rumour Algerian SF are to adopt the NIMR Ajban SOV?

giles14:
what an irony.one of the best in the world and you can't lower your country's crime rate(one of the highest in the world,internationally known).

and pls if you check my post I never mentioned Nigeria. what i mentioned is Algeria and Tunisia.

so when it comes to ego nobody do it better than you south Africans(we are best in everything) .

gees9:


They number no more than 99 across the country in a police force of over 150 000 officers, so naturally they'll never intercept every common crime let alone every CIT/ATM heist, but they're incredibly proficient at their work. They're well resourced and led by great leadership however the wider police force has serious personnel issues. But for ordinary SAfricans like myself successes like these make me proud.

Egyptian Border Guard in Rafah with the ARX 160

Egyptian /Greek exercise Medusa 2016

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTh-U5W-m14

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-_MqDp7tZ8

frumentius:


You jest, yes? Our very limited time in the military versus what you do?

Odunayaw:
you should be proud...these guys make hunting look good
but wait...they r just 99? really?

gees9:


They number no more than 99 across the country...

GreenandGold:


My own job doesn't allow much freedom, can't go past Maputo for technical reasons.... So when's Voetspore on bikes starting?

chkil:
for algerian SF , there is rumors about the mercedes G-Class MRV , algeria have a mercedes-benz production line in Tiaret for 4*4 G class, and many others models and trucks (military and civilian)

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCs0qwzphv0

GreenandGold:


2 dead dudes, both shot on the head. Because of the wounds I'll assume 1 dude was shot with an MP5 then the other one with an armour piercing round from an R1. He's f#cked I tell you.

africaken254:
off topic :two british Westland Lynx helicopters somewhere in nanyuki ,kenya .i observed them on this guys Vlog video post

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCs0qwzphv0

Hrmnn:


I had no idea R1s are still used by the SAPS. I heard most of them were rounded up and destroyed a few years back, in compliance with a UN-sponsored disarmament programme.

Just as well I suppose, some surplus weapons always tend to slip through the cracks.

Hrmnn:


I had no idea R1s are still used by the SAPS. I heard most of them were rounded up and destroyed a few years back, in compliance with a UN-sponsored disarmament programme.

Just as well I suppose, some surplus weapons always tend to slip through the cracks.