kikuyu1:


Breathlessly awaiting your expert critique.sir!

Why you getting so worked up? I don't think the dude ever mentioned Kenya in his posts?

But for what it's worth i think Kenya makes smart acquisitions

jln115:


Why you getting so worked up? I don't think the dude ever mentioned Kenya in his posts?

But for what it's worth i think Kenya makes smart acquisitions

He didn't specify Kenya,but Africa and I just want to see his thinking-no biggie.

jln115:

A country with a defence budget of less than a billion $ can afford 6 subs, 2(New) LPDs, 7 corvettes(Old...but still), 6 fast attack craft, several replenishment ships and an Oceanographic research ship ect ect

So what the fvck are our countries doing with our budget

Hell.No. While they slowed down purchases they've been reducing their budget but are still spending almost 2 bn$ yearly maintaining and operating their platforms and personnel. I remembered this post and had to check. Btw,everyone let's get into the habit of links and sources,please!

Between 2012 and 2015, defense spending in Peru increased at an average annual rate of 10.9 percent, reaching PEN10.2 billion ($3.2 billion). However, beginning in 2016, Peru's government began reducing the amount of money spent on the military. Defense spending declined 19.1 percent to PEN8.2 billion ($2.4 billion) in 2016.

[url]http://www.defense-aerospace.com/articles-view/release/3/185239/peru%E2%80%99s-defense-spending-seen-gradually-rising.html[/url]

kikuyu1:


Hell.No. While they slowed down purchases they've been reducing their budget but are still spending almost 2 bn$ yearly maintaining and operating their platforms and personnel. I remembered this post and had to check. Btw,everyone let's get into the habit of links and sources,please!


[url]http://www.defense-aerospace.com/articles-view/release/3/185239/peru%E2%80%99s-defense-spending-seen-gradually-rising.html[/url]

My sources were outdated sorry about that.... But still $2bil isn't that much considering the navy they have.

two new AgustaWestland AW139 for the kenya police have arrived its being confirmed but photos unavailable ,also its rumored 3 more helicopters of Bell Helicopter (Company on route

The Danish Chief of Royal Navy Staff Rear Admiral Torben Mikkelsen today oversaw the commissioning of the Full Mission Bridge Simulator & the Modified Marine Engine Test Cell at the Kenya Navy Base Mtongwe where he was hosted by the Commander Kenya Navy Major General Levi Mghalu.

newafricaken254:
two new AgustaWestland AW139 for the kenya police have arrived its being confirmed but photos unavailable ,also its rumored 3 more helicopters of Bell Helicopter (Company on route

actually i just learned both pairs of AW139 and bell helicopters are actually in kenya. they arrived on board a Russian Antonov An-124 Ruslan

Field0Marshall:
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By DICON right.... And has it been certified to be up to quality.... And for God sakes those guys are special ops. . they don't have a sidearm

Nope.

It's made by a company called NMT. They are based in Osun state.

Sidearms are not a requirement, especially for non-CQC Ops.

Are there PMCs in Nigeria ? I will like to know them.
We are thinking to establish one, and we need a headstart .

Cc
Henry240
Odunayaw
Bidex111
Iblawi
Nemesis4u

The French Air Force retired its Mirage 2000N nuclear strike fighter-bomber at Le Tubé Air Base on Jun. 21. The FAF also produced a series of videos to commerate 30-years of Mirage 2000N service.
_________
African Countries i expect to make a formal request for surplus Mirage 2000s are;

IVORY COAST
Chad
CAMEROON
Gabon

MOROCCO
Libya

Botswana

abiodunalasa:
Are there PMCs in Nigeria ? I will like to know them.
We are thinking to establish one, and we need a headstart .

Cc
Henry240
Odunayaw
Bidex111
Iblawi
Nemesis4u

that will be nice, am also interested

1_ Kilo 636 M submarin , june,17. 2018

2,3 _ 501 el-kasseh Class , mine countermeasure vessel june,19. 2018 in france

4 _ Meko A200AN frigate , june, 18.2018 in germany for maintenance

Algerian navy

abiodunalasa:
Are there PMCs in Nigeria ? I will like to know them.
We are thinking to establish one, and we need a headstart .

Cc
Henry240
Odunayaw
Bidex111
Iblawi
Nemesis4u

This is something I will not advocate for if left to me

Had multiple requests for same by middle East countries and some from Latin America.

Unless u have very very strong government agencies with the capability to watch and control them , u might end up on the wrong side of the bargain.

Even a powerful country like America had lots of trouble with them , most of them still unreported.

Most successful insurgencies / separatists / cartels have had the foundation laid by trained men either ex military or via mercs etc.

Main motivation for PMC is money and the moment u provide a common platform for the same , lot of unexpected things might start happening, So chances r some or all might go to the highest bidder or some might get swayed by personal reasons or vested interests.

In intelligence it has been my observation that the highest risk groups r ex agents since after retirement organisational loyalty (forget about loyalty to nation) gets replaced by personal motivation which is kind of natural yet detrimental to the security of nation.

Can't say anything about any specific nation, but if any country has festering / lingering issues related to ethnic religious tribal issues, those countries should best avoid setting up such groups especially in private sector.

It is my personal opinion

Sailing school ship el mellah 938 ! Algerian Navy

T55 AMV , algerian army

nemesis8u:


This is something I will not advocate for if left to me

Had multiple requests for same by middle East countries and some from Latin America.

Unless u have very very strong government agencies with the capability to watch and control them , u might end up on the wrong side of the bargain.

Even a powerful country like America had lots of trouble with them , most of them still unreported.

Most successful insurgencies / separatists / cartels have had the foundation laid by trained men either ex military or via mercs etc.

Main motivation for PMC is money and the moment u provide a common platform for the same , lot of unexpected things might start happening, So chances r some or all might go to the highest bidder or some might get swayed by personal reasons or vested interests.

In intelligence it has been my observation that the highest risk groups r ex agents since after retirement organisational loyalty (forget about loyalty to nation) gets replaced by personal motivation which is kind of natural yet detrimental to the security of nation.

Can't say anything about any specific nation, but if any country has festering / lingering issues related to ethnic religious tribal issues, those countries should best avoid setting up such groups especially in private sector.

It is my personal opinion

Right one bro. Very spot on.

But I know Nigerian Govt maintain monopoly when it comes to "armed security"... so I aint talking about Mercs per say but some unarmed Private Security Company where we will offer services like ;

1. Cooperate Security (intelligence and Investigation)
2. Digital Forensics
3. Encryption Techs
4. Secured Transportation of valuables
5. Perimeter Protection of places like Homes, Schools, Banks, Companies, Oil Facilities and Malls.
6. Crowd Control
7. VIP Protection
8. Consulting Services

Though I am aware such unarmed PSCs exists in Nigeria but we want to take it to the next level away from those old, dirty and hungry looking operatives of the existing PSCs.
Just our little idea here to key into Security sector, and we need headstart.

nemesis8u:


This is something I will not advocate for if left to me

Had multiple requests for same by middle East countries and some from Latin America.

Unless u have very very strong government agencies with the capability to watch and control them , u might end up on the wrong side of the bargain.

Even a powerful country like America had lots of trouble with them , most of them still unreported.

Most successful insurgencies / separatists / cartels have had the foundation laid by trained men either ex military or via mercs etc.

Main motivation for PMC is money and the moment u provide a common platform for the same , lot of unexpected things might start happening, So chances r some or all might go to the highest bidder or some might get swayed by personal reasons or vested interests.

In intelligence it has been my observation that the highest risk groups r ex agents since after retirement organisational loyalty (forget about loyalty to nation) gets replaced by personal motivation which is kind of natural yet detrimental to the security of nation.

Can't say anything about any specific nation, but if any country has festering / lingering issues related to ethnic religious tribal issues, those countries should best avoid setting up such groups especially in private sector.

It is my personal opinion

Interestingly its been discovered some cartels smuggling drugs across the US border have used or are still using USMC over watch processes,radio procedures and codes and even section (squad) patrol techniques and formations.

giles14:
that will be nice, am also interested

Ok sir.
Lets chat privately

abiodunalasa:


Right one bro. Very spot on.

But I know Nigerian Govt maintain monopoly when it comes to "armed security"... so I aint talking about Mercs per say but some unarmed Private Security Company where we will offer services like ;

1. Cooperate Security (intelligence and Investigation)
2. Digital Forensics
3. Encryption Techs
4. Secured Transportation of valuables
5. Perimeter Protection of places like Homes, Schools, Banks, Companies, Oil Facilities and Malls.
6. Crowd Control
7. VIP Protection
8. Consulting Services

Though I am aware such unarmed PSCs exists in Nigeria but we want to take it to the next level away from those old, dirty and hungry looking operatives of the existing PSCs.
Just our little idea here to key into Security sector, and we need headstart.

All these u mentioned now has got nothing to do with PMC, I guess u confused previously

nemesis8u:


All these u mentioned now has got nothing to do with PMC, I guess u confused previously

Lol
I tot I wrote PSC instead of PMC.
Thanks

Well, any insight about the PSC

abiodunalasa:


Lol
I tot I wrote PSC instead of PMC.
Thanks

Well, any insight about the PSC

Intel based maybe

nemesis8u:


Intel based maybe

Wow... Thanks sir
Pls fire on bro

abiodunalasa:

Wow... Thanks sir
Pls fire on bro

I don't think I mentioned that I will tell u

nemesis8u:


I don't think I mentioned that I will tell u

Lol bros pls its needed like a matter of life and death
Or you may wanna do it privately ?

Xx

lionel4power:
The French Air Force retired its Mirage 2000N nuclear strike fighter-bomber at Le Tubé Air Base on Jun. 21. The FAF also produced a series of videos to commerate 30-years of Mirage 2000N service.
_________
African Countries i expect to make a formal request for surplus Mirage 2000s are;

IVORY COAST
Chad
CAMEROON
Gabon

MOROCCO
Libya

Botswana

If it goes to Chad or Cameroon, Nigeria will go for F16s or Tornado ADV

nemesis8u:



I don't understand
Specify what u want to know , if I know will tell u

Anything about PSC's organization, targets, mode of operation, you know just overall in depth and experienced intel about it.

We are putting up one here pretty soon

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Henry240:

Nope.

It's made by a company called NMT. They are based in Osun state.

Sidearms are not a requirement, especially for non-CQC Ops.

Thanks for the clarification.....now that nmt is making the bullet proof vest..what is use is DICON. Pls I hope is not also nmt making our AK rifles

For the first time in history, Nigerian witches did something for the country ��� They sent the Penalty to one corner

Ff

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Henry240:


Sidearms are not a requirement, especially for non-CQC Ops.

True talk I once saw a pic of U.S Delta force without sidearm ...rather they wore hip webbing to have more extra mag.... though they had a grenade launcher while some had a shotgun to complement Thier primary rifle....

The Assistant Chief of Defence Forces in charge of Personnel & Logistics Maj Gen Samuel Nandwa represented the Chief of the Defence Forces in presiding over the Matriculation of Kenya Military Academy Cadets Intake 08 set to pursue BSc. in Military Studies at Kenyatta University.