Henry24o:


It most likely is the best looking MRAP i've seen, i quite agree. You went inside the vehicle, and seen it up close..... "And you decided not to take pictures of it?".


I'm sure we all are anticipating, hopefully the photos would come out great.

As much as I try to support this thread...I also support my life At the time It was still on the down low...

gottfried21:

As much as I try to support this thread...I also support my life At the time It was still on the down low...

..... No problems chief.

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Ubanka ne "gay" @jln115

Kenyan president admiring Ethiopian military industrial complex and range of military hardware that are made(under license), manufactured or overhauled at the complex

jteku:


Ubanka ne "gay" @jln115

Wat se jy doos?

gottfried21:

As much as I try to support this thread...I also support my life At the time It was still on the down low...

Don't you have pics of the 'toys' the Engineering Regiment based @ Otavi operate

Cameroonian BIR in counterinsurgency ops against Bokoharam

BIR: boko haram IEDs

Captured from BH

BIR

IED

Tanzanites !

Cameroon receiving Mi-24s

Cameroon has apparently received the first of two refurbished Mi-24 attack helicopters from Russia, as part of an order for six.

A Cameroonian military source told IHS Jane’s Defence Weekly that the first helicopter was received by Cameroon’s Rapid Intervention Battalion (BIR) in mid-February when it arrived in Douala from Russia, where it is currently being assembled.

The second is expected to arrive later this year. IHS Jane’s said the aircraft were originally expected in October 2015, but delivery was delayed as new weapons and avionics were being fitted.

Cameroonian media last year reported that the military would on 12 October receive six Mi-24s from Russia.

The two Mi-24s will be placed at the disposal of the BIR’s Operation Alpha Command, tasked with tackling Boko Haram militants in the Far North Province of Cameroon, joining two Mi-17s acquired from Russia in 2013 as well as Bell 412 and Gazelle helicopters, the latter equipped with HOT missiles.

Cameroon’s Air Force has very few combat aircraft (Mi-24s, Gazelles, Alpha Jets and Impalas), but most of these are believed to be unserviceable.

The Far North Province has been subjected to multiple attacks by Boko Haram, prompting the BIR to intervene. This is supported by the army with an armoured reconnaissance battalion and motorised infantry brigade.

According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), Cameroon has taken delivery of a variety of new hardware over the last five years, including five Type-07 armoured personnel carriers, six Type-07P/VN-1 infantry fighting vehicles, four Z-9 helicopters and two P-108 patrol craft from China, a single OPV-54 patrol craft from Russia, two Aresa-3200 patrol craft and one CN235 transport aircraft from Spain an two Bell 412 helicopters from the United States.

In September last year it was announced that Cameroon will receive a single Insitu ScanEagle unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) system from the United States by September this year in a deal worth $9.49 million.

In October 2014 Germany donated 60 Mercedes Wolf vehicles and 60 Unimog trucks to support the country’s fight against Boko Haram

http://www.cameroononline.org/cameroon-receiving-mi-24s/

Nigerian Agusta A109

ARMY HEADQUARTERS & GARRISON OFFICERS AND MEN CONCLUDE ANNUAL PHYSICAL TEST TODAY, LED BY THE CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF, LIEUTENANT GENERAL TUKUR YUSUF BURATAI.

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Henry240:


Which country were the hunter LSVs exported to in West-Africa?

I'm told it was either Ghana or Equatorial Guinea. Ghana SF already operates 12 (2014 cost: $850K) so I'm not sure they'd need the additional 15 that were on that ship. Hopefully the Ghanaians on here will let us know. Equatorial Guinea has been buying hardware all over the place (and not bothering to maintain; half their REVA MKIII fleet currently not-operational ) .
We'll have confirmation in April, when the NCACC tables its Quarterly Arms Exports Report to Parliament. Also, some confirmation of whatever Paramount is doing in Nigeria.

Armed Forces Day 2016, Port Elizabeth

jteku:
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Our Chief of Army Staff is always so energetic!

jteku:
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Our Chief of Army Staff is always so energetic!

frumentius:


I'm told it was either Ghana or Equatorial Guinea. Ghana SF already operates 12 (2014 cost: $850K) so I'm not sure they'd need the additional 15 that were on that ship. Hopefully the Ghanaians on here will let us know. Equatorial Guinea has been buying hardware all over the place (and not bothering to maintain; half their REVA MKIII fleet currently not-operational ) .
We'll have confirmation in April, when the NCACC tables its Quarterly Arms Exports Report to Parliament. Also, some confirmation of whatever Paramount is doing in Nigeria.

I hope the list is exhaustive. When we saw the arms report from last year, ICP only listed Reva III, there was no mention of REVA Vs which we all spotted in this thread.


As for Paramount in Nigeria, at the moment, it's all speculative, however the only arm that is sure to work with them is the Nigerian army's aviation, the Air Force currently doesn't maintain any relationship with defence companies in South-Africa.

Nigeria COIN

Nigerian Army and Navy Training together

Nigerian Army

Nigerian navy

a good video of algerian army


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWxv6jItj7E?t=30s

Sukhoi 30 MKA - algerian air force











source : Dr watson forcesdz forum

Gulma Drone GCS

chkil:
a good video of algerian army


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWxv6jItj7E?t=30s

Thank you man ! Are you Algerian ? Can you please tell Algeria to send a mixture of 6,000 special forces, elite paratroops, plus experienced COIN regular infantry, backed up with T-90 tanks, Fuchs APCs with 12.7mm X 3 HMG, Mi-35 Super Hind and Mi-28 Havock helicopter gunships to join African Union AMISOM force and quickly defeat Al Shabbab this year 2106 in Somalia ? Defeat the terrorists or degrade them down to Boko Harsm's current level where they will be riding mostly motorcyles, donkeys, bicycles and walking on foot, armed only with AK-47 and RPG, a few light machine guns, and IEDs. Africa needs Algerian money, men, and equipment to join our East African brothers of the AU force in Somalia TODAY.....unite Africa, unite !

Patchesagain:


Lol, I am responsible?

How did derail it?

I told you letting Augustus post his "opinions" here would lead to this. You ignored me, so now you must live with the consequences.

Stop being an ass young man! Stop derailing this thread. Ishi!

denisfidha:
Kenyan president admiring Ethiopian military industrial complex and range of military hardware that are made(under license), manufactured or overhauled at the complex

Silent African country with good local defence industry not making a noise about it, Ethiopia silent. I forsee Ethiopian weapons export to Uganda.