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Ratel-ZT3 with three tank combat kills marked on the side of its turret.

It carries three Ingwe missiles called the Mongol at earlier stages.

In the anti-tank role it is fitted with a tandem HE warhead. Two warheads with the smaller precusor warhead in front it "peels" the outter armour or ERA of the MBT.

Along with the pre-production G6-45 155mm self propelled howitzer, Seeker UAV, Olifant MBT, Raptor 1 glide bomb and others made their combat debut in Southern Angola late in 1988.

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Syrian armour in battle(2013) and dodging what i think are RPG's



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0sUoLkn0T4

MikeCZAR:
Ratel-ZT3 with three tank combat kills marked on the side of its turret.

It carries three Ingwe missiles called the Mongol at earlier stages.

In the anti-tank role it is fitted with a tandem HE warhead. Two warheads with the smaller precusor warhead in front it "peels" the outter armour or ERA of the MBT.

Along with the pre-production G6-45 155mm self propelled howitzer, Seeker UAV, Olifant MBT, Raptor 1 glide bomb and others made their combat debut in Southern Angola late in 1988.

Beautiful piece of engineering.

That industry...... The South-African Defence industry is the only thing i envy about South-Africa.

Very decent industry.

Nigeria COIN

EX Young Eagle

Image credits: Capt Bapela

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Nigeria Military

Nig military

off topic T-14 armata the future of Russia main battle tank

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQLG0bOy7SY

jteku:
Nigeria Military

Abusing recruits.
shouldn't post such stuff man.

MikeCZAR:
Abusing recruits.

shouldn't post such stuff man.

https://www.facebook.com/werunafrica/videos/744987558941327/
You should see this one
Zambian Army

MikeCZAR:
Abusing recruits.
shouldn't post such stuff man.

Not abuse, that's Nigerian Army tradition.

gottfried21:
https://www.facebook.com/werunafrica/videos/744987558941327/
You should see this one
Zambian Army

some fat trainers seeing recruits slapping themselves silly ,no wonder we lack in professionalism.there are so many countries releasing decent videos of recruits training under well professional trainers not even from western countries
no wonder we are failing in battle

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9KULN_KYfw

Henry120:
Not abuse, that's Nigerian Army tradition.

Honestly I don't think beating recruits with sticks has any place in a professional military.

jln115:
Honestly I don't think beating recruits with sticks has any place in a professional military.

It's a ritual, a recruitment baptism. A Nigerian army ritual for fresh recruits. I see nothing wrong in it.

Henry120:
It's a ritual, a recruitment baptism. A Nigerian army ritual for fresh recruits. I see nothing wrong in it.

that's hazing and bulling which may negate the standard of selection and training course.70% of the time spent bulling and 30% spent training a recruit the result will not be a professional soldier .that's why you find many cases of abuse among civilians by our military. i just want to see a selection course documentary like i posted above from sub sahara africa that is going to astonish me,dont put those old south africa defence forces videos

jln115:
Honestly I don't think beating recruits with sticks has any place in a professional military.

Why should the west define what is professional to us? Did everyone sit down to agree on a definition of professionalism?

I will like to see it as we doing our on thing our own way. Besides there is a documentary on youtube about the NDA, i bet you you wont see any of what is portrayed in the picture in that video.

africaken:
that's hazing and bulling which may negate the standard of selection and training course.70% of the time spent bulling and 30% spent training a recruit the result will not be a professional soldier .that's why you find many cases of abuse among civilians by our military. i just want to see a selection course documentary like i posted above from sub sahara africa that is going to astonish me,dont put those old south africa defence forces videos

There is an NDA recruitment video on youtube. Like i've been saying, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that drilling. It's a Nigerian military ritual that would continue to serve it's purpose.

Henry120:
There is an NDA recruitment video on youtube. Like i've been saying, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that drilling. It's a Nigerian military ritual that would continue to serve it's purpose.

there are many ways to break a man ,i just think if our training was up to standard.we wouldn't be in some blunders we are in at the moment .SAS have not gotten the reputation they have by siting around.

Henry120:
There is an NDA recruitment video on youtube. Like i've been saying, there is absolutely nothing wrong with that drilling. It's a Nigerian military ritual that would continue to serve it's purpose.

What is its purpose?

africaken:
there are many ways to break a man ,i just think if our training was up to standard.we wouldn't be in some blunders we are in at the moment .SAS have not gotten the reputation they have by siting around.

that is standard training, and it is a way to break a man since you acknoledged that their are many ways.....nw u match this training with modern equipment...guess what the result will be

Nig Coin

africaken:
that's hazing and bulling which may negate the standard of selection and training course.70% of the time spent bulling and 30% spent training a recruit the result will not be a professional soldier .that's why you find many cases of abuse among civilians by our military. i just want to see a selection course documentary like i posted above from sub sahara africa that is going to astonish me,dont put those old south africa defence forces videos

The best i could find...the initial selection for SA paras


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

PIC 1 & 2: Some of the foreign military reps who observed Ex Young Eagle 2015.

PIC 3: Starstreak

jteku:
that is standard training, and it is a way to break a man since you acknoledged that their are many ways.....nw u match this training with modern equipment...guess what the result will be

i am just saying i would love to see a photo of exhausted soldiers after 120 kilometer trek with full combat gear

Air Power Capability Demonstration 2015:

http://www.saairforce.co.za/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8350#p105298

patches689:
What is its purpose?

It's a welcoming drill for new recruits, just a confidence drill.

ViceAdmiral:
The best i could find...the initial selection for SA paras


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

the harder you train the easier you fight