Nigerian army

Gottfried21 what's the hold up?

Or did you mean Monday 2017?

patches689:
SA Army formation has a new Cheif - and hells bells but he has had one heck of a Career

Chief of the army.

The formation is now under the command of the former GOC of the SASF.

Henry240:
Nigerian army

NDA*

Henry240:
Gottfried21 what's the hold up?


Or did you mean Monday 2017?

Sorry for the hold up gents
My friend who works at the broadcasting corpporation is making me pay for the footage...trying to secure some funds

Odunayaw:
NDA*

Mogadishu Barracks Abuja.

gottfried21:

Sorry for the hold up gents
My friend who works at the broadcasting corpporation is making me pay for the footage...trying to secure some funds

Your friend is making you pay, is he been serious or some sort of bromance. If it's the former, we can always wait.

gottfried21:
At @ViceAdmiral
Didn't they say that they aren't recruiting this year?

thought so too...well if its been budgeted for then no issue at all...you better review the footage before u "buy" from the NBC guy

Henry240:


Mogadishu Barracks Abuja.

was talking of the one that de were testing proficiency at arms skill

Exercise Flintlock 2016


Nigerian Navy SBS

M14A1:

If you want to post images in this thread, post proper images. If you cant do this,please don't post any at all. I'm comfortable posting photos alone.

Henry240:


If you want to post images in this thread, post proper images. If you cant do this,please don't post any at all. I'm comfortable posting photos alone.

I'm sorry, what is a proper image?

M14A1:

I'm sorry, what is a proper image?

You don't need telling, if you can't upload any, please don't post. Thank you.

Henry240:


You don't need telling, if you can't any, please don't post. Thank you.

I refuse to conform to your preset definitions and standards, if you cant point out the error, you certainly cannot correct.

Best of Exercise Obangame Express

Nigerian Navy Commando


Ghana Navy VBSS


Camerounian Navy BIR

M14A1:

I refuse to conform to your preset definitions and standards, if you cant point out the error, you certainly have no right to correct.

that first pic with the burning vehicle looks like a civilain jtf. is it?

thise guys should be integrated in the army by now. at least most of them

stillchris:


that first pic with the burning vehicle looks like a civilain jtf. is it?

thise guys should be integrated in the army by now. at least most of them

Honestly I have no idea. I just find the picture iconic.

Cameroun Navy

stillchris:


that first pic with the burning vehicle looks like a civilain jtf. is it?

thise guys should be integrated in the army by now. at least most of them

This is what the civilian jtf probably looks like
Far right with the not so popular rifle

Obanngame Express

Indian, Brazilian and SA special forces.

M14A1:

I refuse to conform to your preset definitions and standards, if you cant point out the error, you certainly cannot correct.

Harsh realty of being a soldier in the desert. "It must av being Maiduguri sand-storm"

stillchris:


that first pic with the burning vehicle looks like a civilain jtf. is it?

thise guys should be integrated in the army by now. at least most of them

That guy is 100% NA soldier!

G3, When you need to reach out and touch, that is if you don't mind the weight.

africaken254:
from the YUGOIMPORT website here is the link http://www.yugoimport.com/en/proizvodi/155-mm-he-erfb-rabb-very-long-range-artillery-projectile-vlap-rocket-assistancebase-bleed





Screen Grap Kenya defence force documentary showing two 155 mm HE ERFB RA/BB very long range artillery projectile (VLAP-Rocket Assistance/Base Bleed) on a B-52 Nora auto loader.look below the KDF emblem on the photo

Good job!

Henry240:
Best of Exercise Obangame Express

Nigerian Navy Commando


Ghana Navy VBSS


Camerounian Navy BIR

The second PIC is not in the navy, he is with the marine police of Ghana.

Nam-Marine

In the meantime
Here you all go...
Namibian Navy/Police upper echelon waiting for the Navy Demo to commence
Peep the NS Elephant...

ViceAdmiral:
North Korea builds munitions factory in Nam
NAMIBIA'S dealings with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) have been found to be in contravention of United Nations sanctions imposed on that country.
The contravention includes the building of an armament factory.

International news media organisation Vice News reported that a UN Security Council report stated that officials in Namibia admitted to investigators that North Koreans were involved in several ventures in Namibia.

These ventures include the construction of a munitions factory in the capital, Windhoek.
http://www.namibian.com.na/index.php?page=read&id=37818

@Gottfried any pics of the mentioned facility and do u know what it actually produces?

Some more detail
DEPUTY prime minister and international relations' minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has confirmed the existence of a North Korean-built munitions factory in the country, but said the factory was not in contravention of any United Nations' sanctions against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Nandi-Ndaitwah said the Namibian government was not involved in anything untoward, and that government has cooperated with the United Nations and openly answered and forwarded information requested by the UN.

She also explained that all the projects on which Namibia worked with North Korea started before the UN sanctions were imposed.

She confirmed that a munitions factory was built, but that it was a Namibian project, adding that the North Koreans worked on projects such as the construction of State House, Heroes' Acre, the military museum, the Independence Museum and other military construction projects.

The UN report stated that the munitions factory was built at at Leopard's Valley in the Windhoek area, while government confirmed to the UN that Mansudae was involved in several military construction projects, including the military academy and the ongoing construction of the headquarters of the Ministry of Defence.


However, The Namibian has learned that the factory was for the production of small arms and ammunition for Namibia's purposes only, and not intended for outside governments.


SADC Special forces
Namibian Navy Seals

NS Elephant

Henry240:
Nigerian army

The old gear you guys used to wear makes your men seem so much more professional.

If you compare footage of your guys in Sierra Leon or Liberia to footage of your guys today... the "old boys" seem, aesthetically, to be the more professional army

Emphasis: aesthetically speaking, not refering to actual ability or quality but meerly the effect the uniform has on "image"