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Katyusha:
Oga Bidexii, why do our AFSF personnel go into combat without body armor? All I see is tactical vests most of the time.

Yeap that's true but its on personal reasons of each soldier to remove the metal plate .

WATCH BRITISH SOLDIERS TRAINING NA IN JAJI, ZAIRA KADUNA STATE.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0qgy1PzDSU

bidex111:
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The 3rd AFSF guy from the left with a tactical helmet, his a flash light or a go-pro camera that is fitted on the side rail of the helmet..

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Nigeria Considering Purchase of Military Aircraft, Equipment From Russia

The Minister of Defence, brig-Gen Mansur Dan-Ali (rtd), has said Nigeria is considering the purchase of Russian military equipment.
According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Dan-Ali thursday said the country is interested in MiG fighters, Yak-130 aircraft, artillery equipment and armoured vehicles.
"The Russian equipment that could be of our interest are MiG fighters and some artillery equipment," he said.
"We are here [at International Army Games-2017] to have a look. We have identified some items, like the Kalashnikov modern, new rifles and also avionics, helicopters and some other mine-resistant protected vehicles.
"We also looked at the (Yak-)130 jet and also we are thinking how to go about it. We just had a look and now when we go back home we look at some of its specifications before we sit down for negotiations.
"Basically, we have gone for Mi-35 helicopters last year. We have taken two already and are expecting to get another two early next year. All in all, we have about 12 of them."
He also said Nigeria is planning to take part in the 2018 international army games.
"We shall participate in the International Army Games. As I have said earlier, this agreement that we have just signed entails closer cooperation between the two states," he said.
"We are looking at exchange programs, training and exercises. Since 2006, we have been pushing for it in order to facilitate training of personnel and exchanges of ideas between our two militaries.
"We discussed counterterrorism cooperation with Shoigu and I highlighted the role Russia has been playing across the globe".
"We know that insurgency is a global problem, and Russia has been assisting Afghanistan, Syria and Turkey in this regard.
"We are also looking for assistance from Russia in our sub-region since we have similar problem of insurgency.
"Russia is playing a very important role in the Middle East, especially, in fighting ISIL.
"All around the globe Russia has been doing very well fighting terrorism."
Dan-Ali also said Nigeria has achieved significant progress in fighting against terrorism within its borders, with insurgents being now unable to engage in an organised warfare.
"If you remember, when this administration came two years ago, they were able to regain lost territories, which were occupied by insurgents.
"We were able to degrade them to some extent ... We have been done so far good, and as I am talking to you now, we have been able to subdue insurgents to the extent that they cannot longer fight organized warfare and resorted to bombings and ambushes," the defence minister said.
Dan-Ali added that Abuja was looking to such countries as Chad and Cameroon to "come together in one joint force, which will cooperate in fighting insurgency within that sub-region."
Boko Haram had staged a number of bloody terror attacks, including the 2011 bombing of a UN office in the country's capital of Abuja that killed 21 people.
In April 2014, Boko Haram abducted 276 female students from a government secondary school in the eastern Nigerian town of Chibok.
Along with Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon and Chad are also currently engaged in military operations to fight Boko Haram.
The terror group also bombed a UN office in the country's capital Abuja in 2011, killing 21 people.
Additionally, the militants have kidnapped thousands of people throughout the years of the insurgency to fund their efforts aimed at introducing a Sharia law in the region.
Earlier on Tuesday, Dan-Ali had met with the Russian Minister of Defence, Sergei Shoigu, on the sidelines of the 2017 international army games and invited Nigeria to participate in the game next year.
The two countries then signed an inter-governmental agreement on military cooperation.
In late May, Russian Foreign Minister Shoigu had met with his Nigerian counterpart Geoffrey Onyeama and said that Russia would further actively support the Nigerian struggle against the Boko Haram insurgency.
NAN

http://allafrica.com/stories/201708250461.html

68 BHT SURRENDERs TO NA



http://community.vanguardngr.com/forum/topics/68-boko-haram-terrorists-surrender-to-army

Odunayaw:
God knows why we bought so few

Abii now..

#NAF RANDOM

Odunayaw:
He is holding the weapon that never needs to reload

is that not a btr behind ??

Yeap, a BTR4E

Odunayaw:
Tough as grass, mean as hell

Dude right here his mean as hell....

Concl Image.

More....

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Odunayaw:
yeah I do

If Proforce could give us this

I think proforce can give us something close to what's in the picture. But the Federal government and MOD has to encourage them by patronising and investing in them .

NIGERIAN AIR FORCE COMMISSIONS 106 DIRECT SHORT SERVICE OFFICERS

The Passing Out Parade for 106 officer cadets of the Direct Short Service Commission (DSCC) Course 26 held yesterday at the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Base Kaduna after 24 weeks of rigorous and intensive military training at the NAF’s Military Training Centre (MTC). The successful completion of the training of the DSSC 26 cadets is another step in the right direction by the current NAF leadership to sustain its human capacity building initiatives while also increasing the NAF’s manpower situation to meet the nation’s security challenges. Speaking during the colourful passing out parade, the Reviewing Officer, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Abayomi Olonisakin congratulated the newly commissioned officers and charged them to let integrity, service and excellence guide their thoughts and actions as they begin their careers in the NAF.

The CDS stated that while a lot had been achieved in degrading the capacity and capability of insurgents and terrorists, much more needed to be done to achieve the level of peace and security desired for the Nigerian people. He therefore charged the passing out cadets to be ready to exhibit courage, compassion and wisdom in leading the personnel that would be placed in their charge while tackling the nation’s numerous security challenges. According to the CDS, their commissioning as officers in the NAF was a mark of the confidence reposed in them by the Nigerian people and as such, they must at all times subordinate themselves to constituted civil authority and protect democracy. “You should be apolitical, vigilant and refrain from acts or utterances capable of putting the armed forces in disrepute”, he said. “Military service is by no means an avenue meant solely for the purpose of earning a living wage and putting food on the table. There will be times of hardship, separation from loved ones and demand to give a lot from a little. Therefore, your dedication and patriotism will be vital moral compasses to guide you in navigating through such difficult and complex times,” the CDS reiterated.

Highlights of the occasion included the presentation of awards to deserving passing out cadets after the colourful parade. Among the award-winning cadets was Cadet IL Amaso, a female who won the President and Commander-in-Chief’s Award for coming first in order of merit. The other award winners were Cadet BU Okafor, who won the Minister of Defence Award for emerging second in order of merit among the passing out cadets and Cadet A Hamman, who won the Chief of Defence Staff Award for coming third. Furthermore, Cadet FA Ogar won the Chief of the Air Staff’s Award for demonstrating exceptional skills in practical field exercises such as range classifications, sports and obstacle crossing. All the awardees were adjudged to have outstanding personal qualities.

After the parade, the passing out cadets were conferred with the Presidential Commission into the NAF and immediately decorated with their new ranks of Flying Officer by their relatives, friends and well-wishers, as the case might be. The CDS thereafter presented parchments of commission to the newly commissioned officers following which he administered the oath of allegiance on them. It would be recalled that only recently, the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, graduated 1,928 recruits as part of the efforts to increase manpower availability in the NAF.

DOPRI

Egypt plans to purchase batch of Russian special armored vehicle's

Egyptian army continues its military operations in south and west #Rafah city areas for the 6th day

NAF RANDOM

unknown87:
Bro I had a conversation with a DIA officer who told me it has been happening. Same way an army officer told me last year that we've go boko haram guys in the military

Definately .

Such is the nature of COIN

COUNTERINSURGENCY OPERATIONS: CAS FETES WITH TROOPS IN THE FRONTLINE

The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, earlier today feted with troops of the Nigerian Air Force (NAF), who are directly involved in the ongoing counterinsurgency operations in the North East. Earlier on in the day, the CAS, accompanied by other senior NAF officers, had breakfast with pilots, technicians as well as other members of the ground and administrative crews deployed in Maiduguri. Thereafter, the CAS and his entourage proceeded to Yola, where they had lunch with the NAF personnel serving in Yola as part of the counterinsurgency force. According to the CAS, the main essence of the visits to the NAF troops in the North East was to celebrate with them on the occasion of Eid-el-Fitr as a way of sustaining their high morale.

While in Maiduguri, the CAS stated that the NAF leadership was mindful of the enormous sacrifices being made by the NAF personnel, who are unable to celebrate with their family members, especially during this festive season. In his address, Air Marshal Abubakar assured the personnel that the entire nation was behind them in the ongoing efforts to flush out the remnants of the Boko Haram insurgents. He then urged them to remain committed while also making the most judicious use of the nation's resources entrusted in their care. He equally seized the opportunity to commend the NAF medical personnel that had been participating in NAF humanitarian interventions in various IDP camps in the North East. He expressed delight at the outcomes of the medical outreach programmes, which have proved to be an opportunity "to give hope to the hopeless", he said.

At Yola, Air Marshal Abubakar commended the efforts of the personnel in the ongoing fight against insurgency. He added that the nation was proud of them and that the NAF would continue to do its best at ensuring their welfare. He then informed the personnel that the NAF had just completed the reactivation of one Do-228 aircraft, which would be used to reintroduce courier service in the NAF. In addition, the CAS revealed that the second NAF ATR-42 aircraft had been reactivated and would be used to regularly airlift the frontline troops to visit their families.

It is recalled that the Air Marshal has consistently feted with NAF frontline troops during all festive occasions since his assumption of duty as the CAS, a development which has continued to raise the morale of the personnel.

DOPRI




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsHyXlcr3u8

COIN

Bokoharam kills eight in clashes with troops



https://www.today.ng/news/africa/307989/boko-haram-kills-clashes-troops#

NNAMDIII:
Random pics

Which country

DEATHMACHINE:
yes

Tanks.

jakeporeshenko:
Men of the Nigerian army hq strike group in sambisa

Nice pictures.

Clean ak's .....

jakeporeshenko:
What competition was held ?

Honestly I don't know.......

#THROW BACK
#NAF