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In my old unit they were classified.
On second thought I might be remembering the nr's related to a specific location being kept secret for opsec reasons and not total inventories. For example, if you know the number of logistics vehicles like fuel trucks in a particular unit, you can deduct the time it would take to deploy over a certain distance.
Military field intelligence can use this info to work out how quickly a enemy formation in a known location could counter attack for example.
I was told they even take into consideration soil types and conditions to work out the max speed some vehicles can move.

SuperSixSeven:
Most European and even the US army are quite transparent about equipment numbers and serviceably because these numbers are reviewed by the MOD and several committees of the parliament. With exceptions for sensitive items like Nuclear weapons & Special Forces these numbers are usually disclosed to the public. In fact this helps the military to articulate their needs towards the government and is not seen as a threat to the defence strategy.

I just saw a female Parabat jump. Didn't know there were any.

I'll be uploading pictures later tonight ��

Henry240:
Nigerian Defence Industry

Locally made military grade utility vehicles from Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing

looks like innoson is producing a new type.its a two doors/passengers type. the first type had four

61mech:
These sites often contain BS information on numbers.
No consideration for vehicle retirements, scrapping serviceability etc.
In most militaries actual equipment numbers are classified.

Any list that puts the DRC ahead of anyone isn't worth reading! IDGAF about their methodology. Been meaning to ask was your original R4 a Galil licence or clone? Knowing your deep tech cooperation in other matters especially the nuke field and the fact that both are based on the AK rotating bolt what are the differences beyond the cosmetic?
First is Galil,for everyone else-spot the difference between the two.

Toju200:
looks like innoson is producing a new type.its a two doors/passengers type. the first type had four

They had a 2 door type, a 4 door type and a wagon type for a while now.

Henry240:
Nigerian Defence Industry

Locally made military grade utility vehicles from Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing

Federal Govt through Mr Segun Awolowo of NEPC made a deal with the govt of Mali to buy vehicles from Nigeria,and Mali purchased 400 SUVs from Innoson. With ProForce Armoured Vechicles,Innoson,and truck plants in Kano,Nigeria has a great opportunity of replacing Japan in Africa.

As promised

GreenandGold:
As promised

cool why is there more white in SA military

GreenandGold:
I just saw a female Parabat jump. Didn't know there were any.

1 or 2 others.

Edit: Infact a couple others.

Lowveld Airshow, Nelspruit, Mpumalanga

The bad guys

saengine:
1 or 2 others.

Edit: Infact a couple others.

I didn't know. Thank you

Lowveld Airshow, Nelspruit, Mpumalanga

The good guys to the rescue. Boom

Lowveld Airshow, Nelspruit, Mpumalanga

The Good Year team

Lowveld Airshow

I'll post these here because some of them are former airforce pilots.

Lowveld Airshow, Nelspruit, Mpumalanga

The Puma team, part 1

Of course, these airframes belonged to the SAAF

Lowveld Airshow, Nelspruit, Mpumalanga

Puma team, part 2

bidexiii:
Federal Govt through Mr Segun Awolowo of NEPC made a deal with the govt of Mali to buy vehicles from Nigeria,and Mali purchased 400 SUVs from Innoson. With ProForce Armoured Vechicles,Innoson,and truck plants in Kano,Nigeria has a great opportunity of replacing Japan in Africa.

I agree. Our vehicle industry is moving at a very admirable pace.

relics

bidexiii:
Federal Govt through Mr Segun Awolowo of NEPC made a deal with the govt of Mali to buy vehicles from Nigeria,and Mali purchased 400 SUVs from Innoson. With ProForce Armoured Vechicles,Innoson,and truck plants in Kano,Nigeria has a great opportunity of replacing Japan in Africa.

Nigeria to export 400 locally made vehicles to Mali-Abdulsalam

The Charge‘d Affair of Nigeria in Mali, Yara Abdulsalam, says an indigenous motor manufacturing company, Innoson Motors, has signed MoU with a Malian firm to export 400 locally made vehicles to Mali.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/nigeria-to-export-400-locally-made-vehicles-to-mali-abdulsalam.html

He said that the exhibition was facilitated by Ginco Group, a Nigerian firm based in Mali to show case Nigeria’s potentials. Abdulsalam said: “from the exhibition, Taxi Plus VIP approached the embassy that they wanted to import vehicles from China but, we told them that we have indigenous company in Nigeria that manufactures vehicles. “They started talking with Innoson through Nigerian Export Promotion Commission (NEPC) and the deal was later finalised.

Henry240:
Nigeria to export 400 locally made vehicles to Mali-Abdulsalam

The Charge‘d Affair of Nigeria in Mali, Yara Abdulsalam, says an indigenous motor manufacturing company, Innoson Motors, has signed MoU with a Malian firm to export 400 locally made vehicles to Mali.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/nigeria-to-export-400-locally-made-vehicles-to-mali-abdulsalam.html

He said that the exhibition was facilitated by Ginco Group, a Nigerian firm based in Mali to show case Nigeria’s potentials. Abdulsalam said: “from the exhibition, Taxi Plus VIP approached the embassy that they wanted to import vehicles from China but, we told them that we have indigenous company in Nigeria that manufactures vehicles. “They started talking with Innoson through Nigerian Export Promotion Commission (NEPC) and the deal was later finalised.

Thanks for the link......nice work.

Can anyone tell me why the Parabats wear the "snake skin"

Nigeria

Fully bullet-proof locally built Nigerian Gunboat armed with a 12.7mm HMG

Ugandan Special Forces, Somalia

Everyone loves dakka! The sound of full auto is music in these parts-what role would you pick for this belt fed full auto 9mm machine pistol. AT room clearing,home defense or just target fun-as is without tactical addons or accessories. Give reasons,please!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jky7itg7wk

Locally built Innoson patrol vehicle deployed by the Nigerian army

Nigeria

Innoson vehicles

Quickest way is to look at the stock. SADF soldiers were bigger than the IDF boys ,so they changed the length of pull on the R4. That's why the divider in the stock looks different.
Other than that its a licenced Galil.

Gun Jesus will provide more details:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMkiTnNA1NI

kikuyu1:
Any list that puts the DRC ahead of anyone isn't worth reading! IDGAF about their methodology. Been meaning to ask was your original R4 a Galil licence or clone? Knowing your deep tech cooperation in other matters especially the nuke field and the fact that both are based on the AK rotating bolt what are the differences beyond the cosmetic?
First is Galil,for everyone else-spot the difference between the two.

They have sensitive elbows.

GreenandGold:
Can anyone tell me why the Parabats wear the "snake skin"

Nigerian Air Force Regiment

Nigerian armed forces cadet

Production line Ethiopia -Thunder APC
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