KIA KLTV high mobility vehicles used by Senegal or Mali

MINUSMA - Mali

jln115:
you sure??

Because the rg35 is pretty dam close..... Looks wise anyway!!

Not sure about the N-35 being damn close, but it's a very good vehicle. The war in Yemen is an attestation to that.

Some mor Hornets

Zimbabwe armour

Nigerian armour

What's a fulani herdsmen? Did the kidnappers have herds of cattle or something or this has taken on an ethnicity of its own , speaking a certain language doesn't mean they all have same occupation, no? I call them kidnappers
just wondering out loud

Toju200:
From the language they spoke, they are pure Fulani herdsmen no doubt about it, I wouldn’t want to go further than that.

Nigerian troops combating ISWAP

Gabon

Nigerian Police preparing for the Zombie Apocalypse

New Algerian navy ship been built in China

Nigerian navy Inshore Patrol Vessel

Private ownership, manned by the Nigerian Navy

Nigerian and British military training

Nigerian army

SADF

SANDF

SANDF Armour

SANDF supporting local police

46 people killed in 2 days in the Cape flats

..

Proforce Defence Desert cammo and Army green MRAPs

Henry's account seems to have been deactivated.

All these mass shootings in US recently,With all their sophisticated arsenals,
Ordinary mass shootings,they can't curb

Xbee007:
Henry's account seems to have been deactivated.

What might have happened?

I enjoy his posts, hope he springs up stronger with another moniker..

But either way, the thread must still go on.

krattoss:

What might have happened?

I enjoy his posts, hope he springs up stronger with another moniker..

But either way, the thread must still go on.

Either he deactivated his account or the mods deleted it. I think it is the former.

jln115:
Wheels are to small and look out of proportion IMO

Here it is with bigger and proportional wheels.

Sizzorkay:
What's a fulani herdsmen? Did the kidnappers have herds of cattle or something or this has taken on an ethnicity of its own , speaking a certain language doesn't mean they all have same occupation, no? I call them kidnappers
just wondering out loud

the matter de tire me at times. Any issue with anybody of funny language like this...na Fulani

Nice pic
Looks like a 40mm YGL.
Wish we had those back in the day !

Lurker4Long:


Here it is with bigger and proportional wheels.

61mech:
Nice pic
Looks like a 40mm YGL.
Wish we had those back in the day !

Apparently, it's the GA-1 without a barrel according to the FB group where I got the pic.

The western government of the GNA in Libya has struck Al-Jufra airbase held by Khalifa Haftar's forces of the LNA with a Turkish made armed drone, destroying UAE supplied LNA drones and two il-76 transport aircraft resupplying LNA troops from the UAE/Egypt. The Libyan civil war seems to be going high tech with both sides now preferring drones over fixed wing manned jets.

I believe they're mistaken.
The Y3 initially used the same type of recoil absorber for vehicle mounts. There used to be a pick of it somewhere.
The spade grips are Y3. GA-1 has wide grips. Also the 20mm barrel sleeve protrudes past the shock absorbers when the barrel is off.

Lurker4Long:


Apparently, it's the GA-1 without a barrel according to the FB group where I got the pic.

61mech:
I believe they're mistaken.
The Y3 initially used the same type of recoil absorber for vehicle mounts. There used to be a pick of it somewhere.
The spade grips are Y3. GA-1 has wide grips. Also the 20mm barrel sleeve protrudes past the shock absorbers when the barrel is off.

May I invite you to join the group and make the same point here:
https://www./79284870944/?ref=bookmarks

It's one of the better SA defence groups on FB.

GeneralFarouq:
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So are we going to ignore the fact that a disturbingly large chunk of this rampaging bandits are Fulani bororoje?

A friend once narrated his uncle's experience while travelling to Lagos from... Ordinarily, his uncle would travel by air but on that day he decided to travel by road (a decision that ALMOST cost him his life and almost made his little children FATHERLESS). They were almost in Lagos when they were waylaid by gun totting men with fingers on the trigger ready to blow any person's head off. The passengers were all stopped and stripped-searched. All their valuables were seized. The so called bandits pinned an Ak-47 to his (my friend's uncle's) forehead, collected his money, watch and even the certificates in his luggage.

"They were Fulanis," he said.
Just like almost all recent kidnapping incidents in Nigeria, the perpetrator were Fulanis bororoje.

Also, over 90% of kidnapper suspects arrested in recent times by police are Fulani bororoje.
You should see this BBC documentary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRADCzmEX6w

I get it that it is not okay to conflate Fulani bororojes with these devilish activities, however the crux of this issue is that there is something going on that is metamorphosing this once "peaceful herdsmen" into armed bandits.

So, our next discussion should be on how:
We can stop these kidnappings.
Fix our borders.
Encourage ranching.
Track the movements of these nomads and possibly integrating them into our societies.

lionel4power:

what unit is the guy on black?

Only saw your question now. It's olive, normal SF.