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Henry240:
Aptly titled 'Textbook Take Down".


Jane's Defence Weekly article on "Operation Restore Democracy".

Senegal's army covers this coming issue of the operation to restore democracy in Gambia. Nigeria led operation which had Senegal providing the force on the ground, along with 250 Ghanaian infantry and air,naval and Special forces cover from Nigeria.

frumentius:
Spotted around Durban, for Armed Forces Day 2017 .

Note the 3 strike markings for successful combat missions in the DRC.

Seened:
Hi Patchesagain, I am interested in the dawn period of the European Renaissance and the factors that birthed it.

For the purpose of preventing a derailing on this thread kindly use the Technical Discussion thread of Nemesis2u to explain the correlation between the black death/bubonic plague and the Renaissance. Mention me when you do. I am excitingly waiting for your thoughts (hopefully Nemesis2u will oblige on his thread).
Thank you.

Patchesagain:
So what are those men doing in the pictures i posted? You telling me Nigeria hired 500 mechanics?




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No need to be childish.

You couldent win your war, so you hired South Africans and Russians and asked Chad and Cameroon to do it for you.

Henry240:
Buhahahahahahaha, look at this fool, we turned your Special Forces into mechanics in Nigeria. That is what we do in Nigeria.

We turned the Koevoet operator into a mechanic.

I'm sure the Recce operators were used in toilet cleaning duties. Keeping the Nigerian military toilets clean and neat.


"Leon Lotz, a former South African Defence Force Koevoet operator.

Lotz is reportedly from KwaZulu-Natal, and was engaged in the support
and care of vehicles used by the Nigerian military in their current
onslaught against insurgency."

https://politics.naij.com/401378-south-african-contractor-mistakenly-killed-in-nigeria.html

That's how we roll!

iblawi:
Hey, Miss informed guy, we are not only US to West Africa but to Africa too. If you like you can cry.

You can ask US how long they've battled with talibans, alqeada, ISIS, terrorism in US and other. Many countries are by far more peaceful than US in terms of crime and terrorism despite the amount they spend on security.

South Africa couldn't secure their country from poachers and you blame another for not defending themselves from terrorist despite having terrorist in Mali, Libya, Algeria, Egypt and clashes in countries like C.A.R, Congo, Sudan, South Sudan, etc which is enough market to resupply weapons and fighters to them.

IbnSultaan:
No offense. Just wanted to show d house
Custom AKS w/PBS-4 suppressor spliced with AR components i.e. stock, barrel and magpul pmag.

Henry120:
Nigeria Random

cool318:
Oga Henry, please i really want to know why you are so interested in this NNS Centenary, you seem to be applauding it every time, whats so special in it though , can it be deployed to the Chad basin or NE, really want to know "curious"
Thanks

Henry120:
Nigerian Navy

Nigerian navy OPV is an enlarged derivative of the chinese Type 056 corvette. F-91 class OPV's are similar to Royal Thai navy pattani class OPV's, both have helicopter hangars, but the Centenary class OPV's are larger.

Similarly, according to Chinese news sources, the Navy also placed orders for at-least 2 helicopters for these OPV's.

Talking helicopters, contrary to widely held belief, the navy has at-least 10 helicopters, yes paltry, but 4 helicopters more than initially thought.

Also, Augusta LUH parts are fabricated in Nigeria, good news for our small aerospace industry.

Henry120:
They are maxxpro military trucks.

Henry120:
Nigeria

kenpaul0: hahahahaha very funny...What transported the Camerounian "army" into Konduga? Ski jets? lol...The only Army in Konduga is the Nigerian Army so stop spreading false news!!!!!

tawa89: Finally.... Heard he was killed in Konduga by cameroonian army. The NA is still verifying.

cool318: Young man, i still dont get your grudges here. Your posts defines your age. I can guess your age when i opted to enrol in 56th regular Recruitment in early 2000 which was still marred by Nigerian Factor.
What is MOTIVATION??
Who told you that Soldiers are not ready to engage Boko Haram??
I guess you are just jumping into the thread to get noticed. Go tro page 1-49

You are comparing ISIL with NA. Do you know that the Promise of 72 virgins, Fighting for Allah, KILL & you will be in Paradise are what motivates both ISIL & Boko Haram??

What Motivates our Gallant Soldiers i ask you??.
Is it the Poor War gadgets in their Possesion??, Is it their Allowance that is SHORTCHANGED??, Or is it the knowledge that Some corrupt senior Officer is Siphoning Pension & entitlements due to SOLDIERS in Battle.
Know the meaning of Motivation before you start spewing Thrash Kid!!!

cool318: I want to believe that you are high on a Dung Shit when you typed your Wasted Life here.
I will send my Dogs to Lick u up if you dont mind who you address.
What do you know about the NA or Millitary?? Bingo

bidexiii: his not senseless don't you see it coming some soldiers as refused to move to frontlines unless if they are better equiped if something is not done one day a whole divisions will just plot a mutiny. A lot of mutiny as being happening. And those fat ass generals are doing nothing and brave men r dying every day!

cool318: Its only when there is mass desertation in the Army, that is only when the eyes of those CANNIBALS called Army Generals will clear, who derive pleasure in Feasting on the Flesh & Blood of our Soldiers.
I Wish there will be a Black day in the NA.

Osama10: Nigeria is doomed, nothing works here.

Only if we can tackle corruption.

SiriusBlack: Thanks for the concern...the COAS said nobody should "report" for the army...whatever that means...I'm done bro..if that is all the Army can say about this thread, then...............
Just pray for me..and evry soldier, policeman, customs, DSS and immigration personnel at the frontlines...
Goodbye bro...ill deactivate my accnt soon.

SiriusBlack: Nigerian Army...Frontlines of the North East

SiriusBlack: Well, for the reason that I dislike keyboard conflicts, I decided not to say anything about it..but I agree with you..posting graphic photos of bloated corpses was totally wrong on the part of sultan..many peeps do not know that unlike in movies, dead bodies are very messy...physiological responses take place when people are shot, they mess themselves or have death erections..sometimes, fingers have to be hacked off, because the fingers, locked on the trigger in death, will never be easily pulled off...I hope I'm not being too graphic, but there is nothing nice about corpses....in the thread that got wiped off, I posted photos of captured insurgents and later gave in to voice of reason and deleted it..I, also have TONS of photos of dead insurgents, villagers and soldiers..but I will never post them here...We all know that BH sympathisers like Amnesty International and one Sheikh Gumi are on the prowl to discredit the army...I was tempted to post the picture of one idiot who was notorious in baga area for killing soldiers and doing horrible things to the bodies...he was tracked down by SF snipers and his face blown open by a long range sniper rifle miles away....the pic was too graphic so I did not post it...so many times, NLderd keep saying that the Army is lying when we record successes on the front ...I get so angry at times I just feel like posting bodies of bullet-riddled insurgents..including the bodies of top BH commanders, .but rage is never an excuse of wrong decisions...so thanks for pointing that out..Pls guys, do not post photos of dead bodies here