₦airaland Forum

MiddleDimension:
of course i mean American made. this is actually my first image of a helicopter since i saw them in american war movies of the vietnam war. we don't see that helo anymore in many air forces around the world. the ones we see today all have rotors at the tail. the tails of the ones we have today are thiner than this very one .

Stargate254:
The one with KDF is called Huey II for a reason, it looks like the old UH-1H Huey yes, but under the hood its a completely different helicopter with modern avionics, upgraded engine, rotar, wirering, batteries... The first flight of Huey II was in 2002


https://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/uh-1h-huey-ii-multi-mission-helicopter/

Tinfoil:
I wonder if any African countries are planning on sending nurses and doctors to help China?

kabe1:
Ezugwu MRAP continues to look modern and improved with each version.

This is a newer more modern version with 4 rear tyres.

Stargate254:
They all should actually. Infact if anyone wants to survive future epidemics, better make sure your country's CDC equivalent has all the resources they need to be able to volunteer for these kinds of things wherever the outbreaks pop out, not only to help out but to also learn some serious lessons about what to do and what not to do during a deadly epidemic... African countries are more vulnerable because of poor health infrustructure, we don't even have labs that can quickly produce a vaccine even if a cure for corrona was discovered today!
Therefore our medical experts need all the experience they can get.... One day in the future there is going to a big one, a global pandemic that kills like 50% of every infected person and you die very slowly, like 30 days later so all hospitals will be full and every country will be busy recalling all their doctors back home to contain the situation, the likes of WHO would be too stretched out... And there will be no big brother to help out, will our health systems be strong enough to survive or are we going to have anarchy and people breaking into supermarkets and stocking up food cause they think it's the end of civilization and they got to be prepaied.
( Or maybe I have just been watching alot of movies)

Sizzorkay:
Eventually pointless, if there is any illness out there that is deadly and can easily be transmitted, then every single country's medical facilities will be overwhelmed, eventually they will collapse, if hospitals can't handle tons of people who need medical assistance, then we are talking about the very end of our civilization as we know it.
How many people died of SARS in Africa in 2003-04? probably none. (CDC didn't mention Africa), and by June or July, it was contained, in other words, summer time.
This COVID-19 is a flu virus, active only in cold weather, same reason it hasn't spread all over Africa by now, and it won't, it won't survive in such climate, except those who have winter season, Algeria etc.
Anything that's easily transmittable with over 50% fatality rate can not be stopped, no matter how hard we try, so let's hope I'm dead before that day comes , and hopefully it won't happen, unless we accidentally unleash something buried deep in the arctic for millions of years .
Everything simply take a little bit of time, as long as the death rate is low, it can be stopped, we've come a long way, medically speaking.
Just my thought on this, not an expert

kabe1:
Rear view Ezugwu MRAP APC

kabe1:
Man must wack!!!

Nigerian made military mobile field kitchen.

Toju200:
what's the occasion bro is it so hard to tell?...

jteku:
The Corps Marshal/CEO of KASTLEA, Maj G.Y. Rimi (Rtd) with Lt. Gen. Lamidi Adeosun, Army Chief of Policy and Plans who represented the Chief of Army Staff Lt Gen. T.Y. Buratai at the Nigerian Army Special Day during the 41st Kaduna International Trade Fair. Armour carrier made by DICON in Nigerian were on display...

kabe1:
Nigerian made smoke signals

kabe1:
Nigerian made smoke signals

kabe1:
Niger and German Special Forces in Niger.

Kalapizim:
All these attire inside this weather chai

Kalapizim:
All these attire inside this weather chai

kabe1:
Better heat!!!

abduleez1:
Hmm, I like what's cooking. I've been waiting for something like this from Nollywood since forever but no hope. I always wondered how no one saw beautifully themed perfect storyline(s) in the Counter Insurgency War.

Who's the producer? Studio? Director? Filmmaker? Almost Anything from EbonyLife's Mo Abudu or Emem Isong is top grade.

Seems those are NAF QRF (Quick Response Force) units. I'm liking this.
I approve big time. Enough of all those shitty recycled story every then and now.

I hope this is a First of many to come.