Vikkie14:
Then, you can teach me the Art of speaking Sir. I called you thomas because you are doubting the possibility of those men. Had it been it was captured as "American", i know that no doubt will arise in you. And to all those romania jargon you typed, it's your business. I'm not in conflict with you. I was only react to the doubt because it came from Nigeria. And pls, don't misinterpret my submission Bro. #Shalom

Vikkie14:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/3460133_image_jpeg_jpeg6f95b5e7a24ad4fc0808d6698fd37362

Patented:
this picture is not of the NIgerian Army its from the net and from 2015 see link and check the 11th pic

https://jeparaupdatemilitery./2015/08/page/4/

Vikkie14:
My bad. I think the link has been brought down. Guys, my sincere apology. I should have even cross-checked the vegetation. But, that's what the <false> source says. **take a bow**

lionel4power:


MUST SEE » http://www.combatheart.com/2016/03/nigerian-army-goes-from-old-and-boring.html

africaken254:
Nigerian Army destroys Boko Haram "Spiritual Base" in Alargano Forest

Patchesagain:


Wtf is up with bh and motorcyles?

All you guys seem to find is bikes

If i were a nigerian, i would set up a bike import buisness in the NE

Something tells me there is going to be a huge demand when this is all over.

Also: new model russian ammo cans (silver not green, plastic not wax paper, no manufacturer markings). Thats fvcking dodgy

Regional Senior Military Leaders’ Course Closes in Nairobi

The 13th Regional Senior Military Leaders’ (RSML) Course ended on Friday, 26th February 2016 at the Peace and Conflict Studies School of the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC) in Karen, Nairobi.
Speaking while delivering the final lecture to the participants, the Commander Kenya Army Lieutenant General Leonard Ngondi gave his personal experience when he was a United Nations peacekeeper in Liberia for two years. Lieutenant General Ngondi gave an account of what he had learnt in Liberia and challenged the course participants to make use of the knowledge they had acquired to be better managers of UN and African Union-led missions.
Lieutenant General Ngondi also held a question and answer session with the participants, who asked various questions relating to peacekeeping missions and on best practices.
The RSML course is the senior most course run by the Peace and Conflict Studies School. The 13th edition of the course brought together senior regional military and police officers and their civilian equivalents from 14 countries, namely Burundi, Comoros, Denmark, Djibouti, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, People’s Republic of China, Rwanda, Somalia, South Sudan, Uganda, and USA.
The course was meant to instill the participants with better skills in planning, managing and conducting peace support operations in United Nations and African Union missions.
This year’s course which commenced on 15th February 2016 was sponsored by the United Kingdom Government through its High Commission in Kenya.

The Commander Kenya Army Lieutenant General Leonard Ngondi delivers the final lecture of the Regional Senior Military Leaders’ Course at the International Peace Support Training Centre in Karen, Nairobi.

Colonel Kitimo Kombo from Kenya Navy receives a certificate to signify successful completion of the Regional Senior Military Leaders’ Course at the International Peace Support Training Centre in Karen, Nairobi.

Brigadier William Shume gives a vote of thanks on behalf of the course’s participants, during the closing ceremony of the Regional Senior Military Leaders’ Course at the International Peace Support Training Centre in Karen, Nairobi.

Guests and course participants pose for a group photo during the closing ceremony of the Regional Senior Military Leaders’ Course at the International Peace Support Training Centre in Karen, Nairobi.

lionel4power:
Nigerian Army goes from old and boring to TACTICOOL in an instant


Whenever the word 'Nigerian Military' is mentioned the first impression people gets is an old, dilapidated, corrupt, inefficient and unprofessional military force, Just exactly like their role model the old defunct Soviet Union but unlike the Soviets the Nigerian forces has been largely updated due to their current battle against the Boko-Haram terrorist (BHT).

MUST SEE » http://www.combatheart.com/2016/03/nigerian-army-goes-from-old-and-boring.html

M14A1:

We are yet to attain TACTICOOL , atleast not yet.

upko1:



You were saying?

Fynline:



I very much doubt this picture

Henry240:


Isn't up-armouring for this sort of vehicle, a Police LAV, excessive?

Patchesagain:

Cant see - firewalled
Pls post pics or screen grabs
Really interested

M14A1:

We are yet to attain TACTICOOL , atleast not yet.

ocelot2006:


Unnecessary? Bros Henry, I wish the police had a couple of these armoured vehicles, along with the good ole Saxon and Streit MK2 APCs, for patrols within Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa when the insurgency raged, and during the Abakiliki communal crisis.

africaken254:
off topic: members of CIA paramilitary aka SAD/SOG (Special Activities Division/Special Operations Group) ,selected from the best of SEALs, Marine Force Recon, Air Force parajumpers and delta force

Henry240:


We are on our way. Infact, we've come a very long way, and have attained a modern basic standard. I've been sharing photos online for the past 5 years, and i can say we've done very well.


Our Special Forces across the Navy, Air Force and Army are all top of the line.

the thought of this is already making my pants sticky

africaken254:
off topic: members of CIA paramilitary aka SAD/SOG (Special Activities Division/Special Operations Group) ,selected from the best of SEALs, Marine Force Recon, Air Force parajumpers and delta force

Henry240:


We are on our way. Infact, we've come a very long way, and have attained a modern basic standard. I've been sharing photos online for the past 5 years, and i can say we've done very well.


Our Special Forces across the Navy, Air Force and Army are all top of the line.

M14A1:

Henry why not start a thread for tacticool pictures and the likes where we can get daily dosage of hardcore pornographic contents on operators and gears

the thought of this is already making my pants sticky

agaugust:


Asian motorbike soldiers, army of Japan.

stillchris:


the army special forces need to ditch that russian camo. there are too many different types.

stanndardization need to be top priority if we want to talk about getting there cos to tell uou the truth, i get irritated when i see our elite men from the army wearing different camos that don't even blend with the environment. it's not professional at all.

hopefully, our top brass have considered it.

Vikkie14:
Nigerian UCAV. CH3 drone firing a live missile.