krattoss:
imagine all our troops kits like this

Algerian1:
Nimr II ISV yesterday Massive protest in algeria

jln115:
Only our Arab friends would tow a G6...

Maybe I'm missing something, but I can literally not see the point.... It has wheels for a reason.

Algerian1:
D 30

rawswag:
distance And speed my friend

nemesis8u:


Local modification for wheeled SPG ?

Published Date Feb 28, 2019 15:00 PM
The Nigerian Defence Industries Corporation (DICON) through the Ministry of Defence (MOD) has entered into a Public-Private Partnership with Sur Corporate Wares of the Republic of Turkey.

The partnership is expected to bring an estimated N4 billion investment by Sur Corporate Wares in the establishment of a military and paramilitary clothing and accessories factory to be set up in Kaduna state.


This was hinted yesterday in Abuja when the Minister of Defence, Mansur Dan-Ali was presented the Full Business Case (FBC) Compliance Certificate by the Director General of Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) Chidi Izuwa.

Dan-Ali noted that, “over the years, it is regrettable that Nigeria has relied heavily on importation of not only military hard wears and ammunitions but also clothing and accessories.”

He said the government is committed to the task of establishing a functional Military Industrial Complex that will provide indigenous support for adequate kitting and equipping of the Armed Forces.

He said, “The issuance of the Full Business Case Compliance Certificate for this project has lent credence to the potential of the project to herald the revival of a once thriving sector in Nigeria.”

He said once completed, the venture is expected to sufficiently meet the accoutrement needs of the Armed Forces of Nigeria and other uniformed Paramilitary organizations.

He said, “This will further help in creating direct and indirect job opportunities for the teeming youth in the country as well as conserving our foreign exchange.”

Sur Corporate Wares has agreed to build the factory and provide equipment for production on a site made available on the premises of DICON in Kaduna.

jln115:
Only our Arab friends would tow a G6...

Maybe I'm missing something, but I can literally not see the point.... It has wheels for a reason.

61mech:
Its done to keep the mileage and engine hours low.
SANDF also transports theirs like this.
In wartime the G6 would self deploy, but during peacetime it only shortens the lifespan of the system.

Fidha254:
A member of Kenya airforce QRF taking over a situation from regular KDF inside an FOB in Somalia.
Why do special forces units have different ways of handling/positioning their rifles compared to regular troops. Aren't they all supposed to shoot as quick as they can get to the trigger, and if the SF's way is better shouldn't that be the standard for everyone else? Or do they just like to look different/cool

Algerian1:
Nimr II ISV yesterday Massive protest in algeria

Fidha254:
A member of Kenya airforce QRF taking over a situation from regular KDF inside an FOB in Somalia.
Why do special forces units have different ways of handling/positioning their rifles compared to regular troops. Aren't they all supposed to shoot as quick as they can get to the trigger, and if the SF's way is better shouldn't that be the standard for everyone else? Or do they just like to look different/cool

Last night, a troop of men of the Nigerian Army in over over 20 trucks went around popular clubs and lounges in Port-Harcourt, Rivers state capital, in a show of force ahead of the governorship election on Saturday, March 9th.

kikuyu1:
Naijjans,it seems your army functions as police if media reports are true:

https://www.nationalhelm.co/2019/03/soldiers-embark-on-show-of-force-on-nightclubs-in-port-harcourt-photos.html

Htf,does that happen!? Is it a temporary command and control issue?

Geronimoe:

You didn't see the Zambian customs uniform to comment on?