QuietMynd:

Pictures of attacks on ground forces have been posted here countless of times and still counting.

pictures of attacks yes, not pictures of failings of the NA.

Nigerian AFSF Sniper

I initially wrongly captioned this as a Kenyan navy sniper.

Corrected, and reposted.

Many thanks to Nigerians who pointed out the error.

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A cross-section of different types of Nigerian made bulletproof vests from NMT.

Kenya Defence Forces predeployment training

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Director General of the recently created Kenyan Coast Guard Brig. Vincent Loonena

Henry240:

Corrected, and reposted.
Many thanks to Nigerians who pointed out the error.

Awesome... It's all efficient now

AeroplaneApple:

Good evening. Please i wanted to seek your advice on something I applied for FRSC RECRUITMENT and I have gotten past the test/cbt stage I have been invited for an interview slated for 17th November. This Saturday Please as a military man, can you please share any idea of likely question they could possibly ask? Thanks in anticipation

I'm not in the military bro. I'm a civilian.

Henry240:

I'm not in the military bro. I'm a civilian.

Lol henry if not because you have pointed out here several times that you are not a military man, anybody would think you are

JUST IN: The COAS Lt Gen TY Buratai has approved the immediate deployment of Troops of 123 Special Forces Battalion to consolidate Operation LAFIYA DOLE. The battle ready troops are equipped with special military and logistics stores. Pictures are attached.

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Major operations commencing?

Tunisian sf

Kilo 636 M algerian navy

Fuchs 2 armored personnal carrier , exercise . algerian republican garde


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jm1fh8SFa1Y

Sigma corvet , moroccan navy

Algerian1:
Fuchs 2 armored personnal carrier , exercise . algerian republican garde


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jm1fh8SFa1Y

What a beauty!

I wish you guys could mount a 25mm or 30mm cannon on them.

Nigerian army night operation following a BHT arson attack.

Algerian1:
Sigma corvet , moroccan navy

This is an off-topic question.

Algerian, what's the official language in Algeria? Both Arabic and French? Is French also as widely spoken as Arabic?

Is there an indigenous language also widely spoken in Algerian apart from Arabic and French?

Is there a broken down version of French?

For example in Nigeria, Broken english is the most widely spoken language.

English proper is the official language.

Local indigenous languages are spoken just as much as English. So you have Nigerians speaking Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Efik, Ijaw and 500 other indigenous languages.

An average Nigerian speaks 3 languages. English, Pidgin English and his/her individual ethnic language.

How is it in Algeria?

NAF LAUNCHES OPS GREEN SWEEP AGAINST BHTs, RECORDS SUCCESSFUL STRIKES AT SHARAMA IN BORNO STATE




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfAs1xb_YMU

Henry240:

This is an off-topic question.

Algerian, what's the official language in Algeria? Both Arabic and French? Is French also as widely spoken as Arabic?

Is there an indigenous language also widely spoken in Algerian apart from Arabic and French?

Is there a broken down version of French?

For example in Nigeria, Broken english is the most widely spoken language.

English proper is the official language.

Local indigenous languages are spoken just as much as English. So you have Nigerians speaking Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Efik, Ijaw and 500 other indigenous languages.

An average Nigerian speaks 3 languages. English, Pidgin English and his/her individual ethnic language.

How is it in Algeria?

Official language in algeria is arabic and amazigh

French is widely spoken in algeria used in university , science , in administration, tv too . but its not an official language .


The most language spoken in algeria ( and all maghreb) is darija its a mix between a localy modified arabic, amazigh, french and even spanish turkish words . there is also the original berber indegenious language the amazigh . used in some regions of algeria ( with little differences from a region to another) a good part of population ( no stats but i will say 25% of algerians) speak it .

And average algerian speak : darija , arabic, french and +\ - amazigh .

My old thread about algeria : https://www.nairaland.com/4155711/welcome-algeria-pics

Algerian1:


Official language in algeria is arabic and amazigh

French is widely spoken in algeria used in university , science , in administration, tv too . but its not an official 4155711/welcome-algeria-pics[/url]

Thanks.

Algerian1:


Official language in algeria is arabic and amazigh

French is widely spoken in algeria used in university , science , in administration, tv too . but its not an official language .


The most language spoken in algeria ( and all maghreb) is darija its a mix between a localy modified arabic, amazigh, french and even spanish turkish words . there is also the original berber indegenious language the amazigh . used in some regions of algeria ( with little differences from a region to another) a good part of population ( no stats but i will say 25% of algerians) speak it .

And average algerian speak : darija , arabic, french and +\ - amazigh .

My old thread about algeria : https://www.nairaland.com/4155711/welcome-algeria-pics

i sent you an e-mail, can you please check it?

This is by far the most amazing documentary you'll see this year.

NIGERIAN AIR FORCE WOMEN OF WAR




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrL4rF_x3Xc

Henry240:
This is by far the most amazing documentary you'll see this year.

NIGERIAN AIR FORCE WOMEN OF WAR




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrL4rF_x3Xc

watched few minutes agi and am marveled and impressed.
Wish our army department could replicate such.

Am I the only one reading reports of presumably FIB Malawian and Tanzanian soldiers KIA in eastern DRC?

Pics not related

ViceAdmirlAgain:
Am I the only reading reports of presumably FIB Malawian and Tanzanian soldiers KIA in eastern DRC?

One Tanzanian and 6 Malawians KIA in the eastern DRC.

Malian Special Forces

Senegalese Soldiers in Mali

NA

They're meant for motorised infantry units.
12.7mm is usually the top-end for Mot. Inf. ,because troops de-bus long before the objective unlike mechanised that could be required to fight through or provide support fire for the assault from elevated positions. Hence the use of high cal. autocannons and 8x8/tracked platforms.
Mot. inf. used to mostly ride on trucks but nowadays its better protected vehicles like M-raps or light APC's like this.
Would have liked to see them get Mbombe6x6. Newer design that's also better suited to COIN ops. The Germans probably financed the Fuchs.

Henry240:

What a beauty!

I wish you guys could mount a 25mm or 30mm cannon on them.