agaugust:


Thanks but do not rest until you get us a full clear close up photo of the upgraded Vickers Eagle tank, and possible details of the upgrade. Ask the tank boys, they know.

Guys, does anyone notice the new roof mounted 'hardware' upgrade on NN AW 109 E Power helos?

agaugust:


Nigerian army, police, and/or expert contigents in varying numbers remain in Dafur, Congo, and Mali till this moment. Stop peddling lies about Nigeria.

http://www.providingforpeacekeeping.org/2015/04/24/peacekeeping-contributor-profile-nigeria/

....and we don't jump for joy at rumours of deploying to a country that has a 100,000 man army, desperate to seek self-glory where our help is not needed
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Henry240:


The second image is simply magnificent. A potential front-runner for the top 10 images of 2016.

patches689:


Nigeria pulled major combat formations out of all those nations.

Simple facts

agaugust:


Thanks but do not rest until you get us a full clear close up photo of the upgraded Vickers Eagle tank, and possible details of the upgrade. Ask the tank boys, they know.

Guys, does anyone notice the new roof mounted 'hardware' upgrade on NN AW 109 E Power helos?

patches689:


Because you cherry picked two images to support your ludicrous "observations".

Your motives and intention were beyond transparent

patches689:


Nigeria pulled major combat formations out of all those nations.

Simple facts

DaV8King:



It's not a hardware upgrade sir. Apparently a hoist attachment to help the aircraft in the SAR role NN is known to operate it in. It was discussed on Beegs blog a few years ago if I remember well

DaV8King:



It's not a hardware upgrade sir. Apparently a hoist attachment to help the aircraft in the SAR role NN is known to operate it in. It was discussed on Beegs blog a few years ago if I remember well

Henry240:
Nigerian Cadet

Henry240:


........ Very hilarious times, I remember @TIM was claiming it was a radar, despite overwhelming contrary opinion... "Omo stuck to his guns oh". Peccavi kept on and on telling him it was a hoist, but he wouldn't bulge.

I remember i had a laugh filled day, that day.

Who knows, he probably was actually seeing a Radar, while we were seeing a hoist.

Panzerfaust:
NDA; toughest military academy in the world!

frumentius:


FACT: Tanzo firings found it to be accurate only out to 25km.

Can it reach 120km. Possibly. If one didn't care about accuracy .

agaugust:


The pic here clearly shows the helicopter door open and a seaman/airman with white gloves pulling a rope out of the hardware, if TIM saw a different pic he could get misled, but this one here, you cannot be pulling rope out of radar now

agaugust:


Nope, my observations date back to images posted here for almost two years now, including those shown by andrewza. Do I need to post 100 of the old pics to ask a simple question? You have mind reading supernatural powers to see my motives? You be wizard?

agaugust:


[s]Brother, you now agree with Augustine that at extremely long ranges, artillery loses accuracy by wide misses off target. It's good we haven't shöt Augustine for telling the truth. Happy weekend bros [/s]

agaugust:


What is the current 2016 standard issue assault rifle of Ghanaian army INFANTRY? I mean regular ARMY infantry men not special forces.

agaugust:


You tell lies not facts.

Dafur-Sudan, Nigerian army is still there today, current number variations are unknown, some MT-LB APCs pulled out to fight Boko Haram, justified by shortage of equipment at home in a full scale war 1,000 times bigger than what was happening in Dafur.

Today Nigerian army and police are both, not one, both in Dafur Sudan, deployed under UNAMID to do the hard job others are running away from.

http://www.un.org/en/peacekeeping/missions/unamid/facts.shtml


Mali war ended, Nigeria received appreciation award from new democratic president of Mali that we and our allies installed by free/fair elections. Chad and France too have withdrawn many of their troops to reduce numbers in Mali.

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2013/04/201349235234509911.html

Today, both Nigerian army plus Nigerian police are fully deployed in Mali as part of the new UN peace/stabilization force MINUSMA, stop telling lies against Nigeria.

http://www.un.org/en/peacekeeping/missions/minusma/facts.shtml

Also, Nigerian policemen and military experts/advisory team remains deployed in Congo DRC today.

http://www.un.org/en/peacekeeping/missions/monusco/facts.shtml

Nigeria never deployed army combat fighting units to Congo DRC, so which combat formation did we pull out since we deployed only civilian policemen and military advisers/experts team who do not engage in combat? You tell lies a lot.

When you tell lies about Nigeria, your South African friends don't ask Henry to call you out. They keep quiet while you tell lies at random and they love it when it's Nigeria you are lying against
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Panzerfaust:
NDA; toughest military academy in the world!

GHKWAME1:


Ghana uses a combination of M4 carbine and an M16A1 rifle with the usual AK.

In mid-2001 it was stated that the South African Army had taken delivery of nine mobile electronic warfare systems as part of an extensive upgrade of its electronic warfare capability.

This new system was developed by Grintek Systems Technologies and installed in Okapi mine-protected vehicles.

According to the manufacturer, two Russian TM-57 anti-tank landmines can be placed anywhere under the hull or three TM-57 anti-tank landmines can be placed under any wheel without any injury to the occupants.