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On the road to Bama: Steyr IFV of the Nigerian Army
An your photos to WarsOf21St.com. It's still in beta, but up and running.

Nam Independence Day Prep

Practice makes perfect

Henry120:
Everybody knows the SANDF has a lot of faults. Nigeria is no different either, and we talk about them in the appropriate platform/forum where we know does in position of authority would see them.


Here on Nairaland, and in this particular thread, it's all about the positives we care about.

I noticed you guys are boring(no offence) and can't keep a conversation going for long.

Well its because there are very strict rules on that Forum.. You can't argue with a person, without getting a warning from the moderator.

asorockweb:
Pic 3: Those are actually T-64s (I know it say's T-72 in Wiki)

I can understand the confustion mate,the t72 were basically an upgraded t64, t72a and t64s are almost identical except for a few details,but the tanks in pic 3 are t72s from the egyptian army as i couldnt find a pic of the ethiopian t72

Patchesagain:
A walk down memory lane, combatants and operators from the "bush wars" of Southern Africa

1. Rhodesian Army Soldiers (allmost 40% of the combatants in the Smith Government army were black)
2. Ibid
3. A personal favorite of mine - after the Portuguese pulled out of Angola, certain renegade units of the Portuguese Army stayed behind and continued fighting, some with UNITA, some with MPLA and some completely unaligned fighting for personal gain or protection of small isolated communities
4. MPLA forces, location and time unknown

1. Rhodesian Army Soldiers (allmost 40% of the combatants in the Smith Government army were black)

Don't you think the blacks are used as life bait by the whites.

jteku:
1. Rhodesian Army Soldiers (allmost 40% of the combatants in the Smith Government army were black)

Don't you think the blacks are used as life bait by the whites.

well at least they sa too...they must defend too...from my own point of view

Random pictures

Continuation ...

Nigerian Navy

SAAF

NAF

ChukwuCantDie:
Ewu remove yourself from this thread with your bullsh1t, we don have time for b1tch ass niggas like you..you must go back to your village to prepare ogbono soup, then you must pray to chukwu and beg forgiveness and stop with this mugu behavior .......onye nzuzu.. your parents have failed in raising you. You should die and try again in the afterlife.

@patrick one day i hope i will see you face to face so i can finally kill you... you will learn one day

The only thing you could kill is a bowl of cassava

onumaegbuikenna:
For God sake patches please post something sensible

Post is sensible in every single way

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Exercise cutlass express

South-African sailors

NA mrls and Navy sbs

Random pics

S.A navy

Nigerian medium transport helos:
1. as332 super puma
2. Mi 171

SAAF Medium transport helos:
1.Oryx
2.Cockpit (pre Project Drummer 2 upgrade)
3.Cockpit(post Project Drummer 2 Upgrade)
(Note, Project Drummer 2 will be completed in Jan 2016,thus not all Oryx are upgraded presently)

A Nigerian "Amphibious" "Marine Commando" Special Operations Force solider takes part in operations against Boko haram
https://warsof21st.com/UowFlxP/2015-3-20/boko-haram/ml-xprs/image/image/png/m4q1qcfcq0y.png

Namibia Independence Day parade

1.Marine corps
2.Marine corps
3.AFV
4.AFV

1.Wolf Turbo APC
2"Katushas"
3.Steyr trucks with SA-7Grail SAM
4.Namibian Special forces

1.Namibian Special forces
2.Namibian Marine corps
3.Armed patrol boat
4.Recovery Vehicle

Flypast
I tried my best

Artillery

I'm done

Gottfreid21, thanks for posting man. The photos are amazing.

The SPV is from what manufacturer........ land rover?

Henry120:
The SPV is from what manufacturer........ land rover?

I'm guessing Chute systems?

Nice pics Gottfreid21 but who is that fat Indian girl on the boat in the scuba diving gear?