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I saw three super Tucanos flying in low altitude formation over the runway in Abuja yesterday and then peeling off one by one in a high speed climb, unfortunately I couldn’t get my phone out in time and all I have is this crappy picture of them after they had landed. I guess we’ll be seeing them in the northeastern theatre soon.

South African Special Forces RDRV

Nigerian maritime security assets conduct simulation exercise

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kabe1:
South African Special Forces RDRV

Truly a utility vehicle

South African Navy Frigate

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kabe1:
South African Special Forces RDRV

Whats up with the metal frame on the RDRV?

shadowprimezero:
Whats up with the metal frame on the RDRV?

I think it's for climbing, breaching.

I wish Nigerian Special Forces use a multirole, multi mission vehicle like this.

Newly unveiled Namibian Navy's Marine Operational Boat Unit Riverine Patrol boats deployed on the Chobe River armed with a Kord HMG

Odunayaw:
Truly a utility vehicle

True application of the phrase "modular". 6/7 different ways in which it can be outfitted.

shadowprimezero:
Whats up with the metal frame on the RDRV?

kabe1:
I think it's for climbing, breaching.

Yep

Happened October 25 2020
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Photo By Master Sgt. Lindsey Watson-Kirwin | The 104th Fighter Wing hosted Kenyan Defense Force officers for a tour of operations and maintenance. The 104th Fighter Wing and Kenya exchange best practices with one another as part of the State Partnership Program. Present on the tour from the KDF Ministry of Defence were; Col. Geoffrey Cherotwei Simotwo, Col. Chrispin Odhiambo Ongadi, Lt. Col. Peter Musili Muthungo, Lt. Col. Michael Mutinda Ngao, Lt. Col. Issa Saidi Chochote, and Maj. Joseph Mbithi Vala. Members of 104th Fighter Wing leadership present included; Wing Commander Col. Peter T. Green III, Vice Wing Commander David Halasi-Kun, Maintainance Group Commander Lt. Col. Peter Carr, and 131st Fighter Squadron Commander Lt. Col. Jeffrey Beckel. The Kenyan officers were able to get up close with a 104th Fighter Wing F-15C Eagle aircraft. (U.S. Air National Guard Photos by Tech. Sgt. Lindsey Sarah Watson-Kirwin)

Breaking: the Nigerian Air Force has received Federal Government approval for the acquisition of 24 M-346FA fighter attack aircrafts.

Contract agreement for 12 aircrafts has been signed and deliveries will commence this year.


Source: Nigerian Air Force Documentary

Incoming

jakeporeshenko:
Incoming

@riceproducers

jakeporeshenko:
Incoming

This is incredible news, fantastic purchase.

Africa Intelligence was right after all!!

kabe1:
Breaking: the Nigerian Air Force has received Federal Government approval for the acquisition of 24 M-346FA fighter attack aircrafts.

Contract agreement for 12 aircrafts has been signed and deliveries will commence this year.

every well catch fire ooo. Good planing. they should have plan for attack helo and transport helo.
but uncle kabe1, i heard that some top level both retire and active service chief are not happy with j 17 performance . please how true is this. just asking . thanks

JOSCOFELIX:
every well catch fire ooo. Good planing. they should have plan for attack helo and transport helo.
but uncle kabe1, i heard that some top level both retire and active service chief are not happy with j 17 performance . please how true is this. just asking . thanks

This is what @riceproducers was also saying.

I haven't seen any open source to that effect though.

kabe1:
This is what @riceproducers was also saying.

I haven't seen any open source to that effect though.

last last we go invade egypt

kabe1:
This is what @riceproducers was also saying.

I haven't seen any open source to that effect though.

but this present chief are full of secret procurement. both the nigeria airforce and the company denied. chai fear who no fear nigeria ooo

the send-off ceremony of a Tunisian military unit deployed in the Quick Reaction Force of the Minusca peacekeeping mission in the Central African Republic.

jakeporeshenko:
Incoming

It's been a long time at @jakeporeshenko !
The NAF is so lucky with this new platforms and acquisitions, how I wish that the NA gets more of these hardware in larger quantities.

At that quantity and with delivery starting within a relatively short period, are we getting used? It's important to know about this so as to be able to estimate how long they will last.

kabe1:
Breaking: the Nigerian Air Force has received Federal Government approval for the acquisition of 24 M-346FA fighter attack aircrafts.

Contract agreement for 12 aircrafts has been signed and deliveries will commence this year.


Source: Nigerian Air Force Documentary

Watching it now on TVC!

If anyone wants to watch it, you can rewind the TVC stream on YouTube.

bidexiii:
It's been a long time at @jakeporeshenko !
The NAF is so lucky with this new platforms and acquisitions, how I wish that the NA gets more of these hardware in larger quantities.

NA will shock us this time around

The next dry season op against ISWAP is gonna be lit.

jakeporeshenko:
Incoming

kabe1:
Breaking: the Nigerian Air Force has received Federal Government approval for the acquisition of 24 M-346FA fighter attack aircrafts.

Contract agreement for 12 aircrafts has been signed and deliveries will commence this year.


Source: Nigerian Air Force Documentary

24!!!

kabe1:
Breaking: the Nigerian Air Force has received Federal Government approval for the acquisition of 24 M-346FA fighter attack aircrafts.

Contract agreement for 12 aircrafts has been signed and deliveries will commence this year.


Source: Nigerian Air Force Documentary

Ah! The JF17 must have failed in the eyes of NAF niyen

jakeporeshenko:
Incoming

Jake??! Is that you? Is the dead raised

Odunayaw:
Ah! The JF17 must have failed in the eyes of NAF niyen

The JF-17 doesn't hold much prospect. Better to stick with what is reliable.