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Kenya surpasses United Nation's recommended police to civilians ratio

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj8DcNnQ7x0

jakeporeshenko:
Secret government programme results in the creation of super soldiers.

Hrmnn:
I wonder why the AML-60s are missing their mortars in photos #3 and #4 if they're being deployed for operational purposes.

This is not the first time I've observed KDF AML-60s without their mortars while seemingly on ops.

Egypt SOF & Paratroopers units arrive for the joint military exercise with UAE & Brahrain,while other Africans countries can't even deploy to their own border

Egypt's aircrafts and navy ships arrived in Bahrain for a joint military exercise involving air and naval forces.

bantudra:
dont mind dem,henry...they like measuring dicks...the first time i saw this thread,i tut its about showing what africa has on the continent...
then came the south africans with dick measuring contests..pathetic people...

what does it matter if for instance sudan has most weapons??

isnt sudan africa too??...

south africans are soo pathetic...

you will never see a algerian or morrocan trying to measure dicks with the rest of africa..although i must admit they have most advanced weapons in africa....

i am for banning all south africans from this thread....

am i sooooo tired of them...i dont even read or look at the photos they post no more...

Adminisher:
There is nothing impressive here. Look at Chad. They bought advanced Russian BVR air-to-air missiles for their airforce in 2016.
This is a country we are literally feeding

Henry240:
Why do you guys always feel a pathological need to look at and compare with this or that at every point?

MikeCZA:
Most countries can do this. But stuff like boarder patrol needs to be sustained and sustaining high numbers is expensive.

africaken254:
you need a neighbour who is going to threaten you,a serious rival.to tell you the truth most Africa countries don't seems to consider terrorism.the only period Africa was in an arm race was during the cold war,because our leaders feared the neighbour country could be conspiring with the KGB or CIA to overthrow them.i remember back in the 80's,the sound of kenya air force jets wasn't something strange to me

Henry240:
Here, Nigerian army EE-9 in combat. I promised you this photo.

Nok234:
Yes I know you havent get ly point, we cant say there is nothing in those for wonderful job their are doing right now

Nok234:
The budget

africaken254:
still countries have to prove they able to protect their territory from invades what ever the cost,if we don't aspire to do the unachievable our enemies will assume are weak

Hrmnn:
That is a great photo! Thank you.

But it is of the 6X6 version of the Mowag Piranha, not the EE-9 Cascavel.

The main difference is the rear hull; the Piranha has two rear doors for the crew to exit while the Cascavel does not. Comparison photos below:

jakeporeshenko:
Lest we forget, textbook takedow.
I don't think any lives were lost in this operation (Restore Democracy).

Hrmnn:
I wonder why the AML-60s are missing their mortars in photos #3 and #4 if they're being deployed for operational purposes.

This is not the first time I've observed KDF AML-60s without their mortars while seemingly on ops.

MikeCZA:
Most countries can do this. But stuff like boarder patrol needs to be sustained and sustaining high numbers is expensive.

ActivateKruger:
Sweet...

Ever seen a Rooivalk in firing demonstration or in live action fire while you were in the DRC?

ActivateKruger:
Border patrol is literally useless if you ask me.... In areas around the SA/Swaziland border, traffickers literally ask the locals (on the Swazi side) if they have seen the South African troops, the locals would literally let them know if a Samil or military patrol bakkie passed by and when and even tell them they'll come back (because they have studied the routine).

The best solution is to go high-tech, stage visible sensor and CCTV towers then couple them with follow-up drones... Just the sight of those towers alone act as a repellant.

frumentius:
Only demos, I'm afraid. Though I've seen videos of action in the DRC and been on an Oryx (and an Indian Cheetak ) conducting BDA post a Rooivalk strike.

MikeCZA:
Textbook you say?

Lack of spirit.

Henry240:
Dem Southie, see eh if breeze blow sere nyansh dey expose wella. But u no go eva see them dey cap careless about Dem land.

frumentius:
Stop lying. You know damn well -as you frequent defenceweb and Dean's saairforce forum - that we're not blind praise-singers about our military and country.

MikeCZA:
Not necessarily.

State on state? No leader would wish for that.

ActivateKruger:
Border patrol is literally useless if you ask me.... In areas around the SA/Swaziland border, traffickers literally ask the locals (on the Swazi side) if they have seen the South African troops, the locals would literally let them know if a Samil or military patrol bakkie passed by and when and even tell them they'll come back (because they have studied the routine).

The best solution is to go high-tech, stage visible sensor and CCTV towers then couple them with follow-up drones... Just the sight of those towers alone act as a repellant.

jln115:
forget cctv...this is high tech!!
http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=47046:csir-develops-active-aerostat&catid=90:science-a-defence-technology&Itemid=204
CIRS develops active aerostat.

MikeCZA:
Intelligence.

Egypt Task Force 777 - CT units