hi guys!!!

@henry what about this chinese guy that was here some time ago? i am not talking about chukxie now. he is a chinese national. what page did you see.him last.

Algerian1:
punishment

This can be the one and only Nigerian Army!

Kalapizim:
colonel

How do you know just by looking at it? No ranks na

golfsierra:
Recce officers arrive at a scene where three gangsters, suspected to have killed two policemen at Kayole in Nairobi on Friday, were hiding at Kenol town in Murang’a County on October 28, 2017. They were gunned down after a five hour gun drama. PHOTO | MARTIN MWAURA | NATION MEDIA GROUP

I love how they arrive in their khaki/blue jeans looking all calm and collected, they make it look so easy its almost like nothing to them, and then then they leave the scene immediately after leaving regular cops to clean up their mess.
Perhaps its time Training manual for regular cops were upgraded, especially concerning urban/CQB battles, and also a couple equipment upgrades like amour, and breaching tolls for the flying squad, and if their are hostages involved in any shootout, the police need to immediately secure the perimeter, disengage and call recce HRT cause the history of regular cops handling real hostage situation is bleak

peterphd:


This can be the one and only Nigerian Army!

It is far from unique. But if I had to take such a picture I would have to join them and that just for taking the pictures not even uploading them.



You dont air dirty laundry in public.

andrewza:




It is far from unique. But if I had to take such a picture I would have to join them and that just for taking the pictures not even uploading them.



You dont air dirty laundry in public.

Oga, other militaries have their varieties of punishment and their videos make it to instagram so what is it about airing dirty laundry?

Kenya Army Rangers

Cameroon

Nigerian navy

jakeporeshenko:
Nigerian navy

SBS commando abode nns thunder right

peterphd:


Oga, other militaries have their varieties of punishment and their videos make it to instagram so what is it about airing dirty laundry?

Punshment is not meant to be made public.

Kalapizim:
colonel

Brigadier General & Commander Guards Brigade, Abuja. That was the President proudly acknowledging the new military medal of the Army Officer on arrival from his visit to Turkey.

andrewza:



Punshment is not meant to be made public.

Andrewza that's not an official public photo...people take them privately and make them public. In any case it's good psyops. Not a good idea to dare crack-heads like that -- A Nigerian Army past time which we have passed on to friendly effective armies on the continent.

Covert1:


Andrewza that's not an official public photo...people take them privately and make them public. In any case it's good psyops. Not a good idea to dare crack-heads like that -- A Nigerian Army past time which we have passed
on to friendly effective armies on the continent.

As I said if I took that picture in South Africa the instructor would be on. I clearly see it is private.

andrewza:




As I said if I took that picture in South Africa the instructor would be on. I clearly see it is private.

Don't make a fuss cos you don't have any, such ruggedness don't exist in South Africa.

Covert1:


Don't make a fuss cos you don't have any, such ruggedness don't exist in South Africa.

Guy stop please. .
That is not ruggedness but inhumane treatment of fellow human.

Xbee007:

Guy stop please. .
That is not ruggedness but inhumane treatment of fellow human.

Whose this? Mind ur business. Next time look for a better pic for a joke. Look up your dictionary for the difference btw military and civilian life. That drill works.

Covert1:


Brigadier General & Commander Guards Brigade, Abuja. That was the President proudly acknowledging the new military medal of the Army Officer on arrival from his visit to Turkey.

yes you are right sir, I missed the passed staff course PSC(+)

peterphd:


How do you know just by looking at it? No ranks na

those lapels represent the courses he has undergone some courses are meant to be taken when you are at a particular rank.
In the photo he had :
NDA lapel : meaning he is an officer who trained at the academy (RC or SSC)
Armed forces command and staff college lapel:
which put his rank from major upwards
National institute of strategic studies kuru lapel: only senior officers from colonels take this course
Infantry lapel of school of infantry UK (can't recall the name )
others include PSC(+) passed staff course and other courses undergone depending on his corps and unit.
guys please add to anyone I have missed.

Covert1:


Don't make a fuss cos you don't have any, such ruggedness don't exist in South Africa.

Yeah, we replaced it with this thing called "professionalism"

Give it a try sometime.

Covert1:


Don't make a fuss cos you don't have any, such ruggedness don't exist in South Africa.

If you think that is rugged maybe you should join the army.

Covert1:


Whose this? Mind ur business. Next time look for a better pic for a joke. Look up your dictionary for the difference btw military and civilian life. That drill works.

What does that drill teach you?

patches689:


Yeah, we replaced it with this thing called "professionalism"

Give it a try sometime.

Seen USMC boot camp? They do shits like that too. It's all play.


In real life punishment doesn't equate toughness. So as skills equate professionalism.

andrewza:


What does that drill teach you?

Andrew just leave the fella

tdayof:


Seen USMC boot camp? They do shits like that too. It's all play.


In real life punishment doesn't equate toughness. So as skills equate professionalism.

That same drill is done here. It not bragged about since it really nothing special. My issue was these types of pics all ways pop up from Nigeria. Like they bragging about it.

andrewza:



That same drill is done here. It not bragged about since it really nothing special. My issue was these types of pics all ways pop up from Nigeria. Like they bragging about it.

I get your point and you are spot on

tdayof:


Seen USMC boot camp? They do shits like that too. It's all play.


In real life punishment doesn't equate toughness. So as skills equate professionalism.

Marines dont do that sort of nonsense - their punishments are lesson orientated or at least focused on skills development.

Of course there are physical punishments, but those are all fitness orientated.

Here is an interesting comparison between those Marines and Army - its funny, but also in a way quite deep when you consider the different training ethos of the two branches and the effect on the troops they turn out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNn9H1LR2Tw

that guy getting fvcking reemed at 4:40 gets me every time

Also 6:09:
"The recruit needs bayonette course, Sir"
"needs?"
"needs!?"
"NNNNEEEEEEEEEEEDDDDDDSSSS!!!!?!?!?"
[inaudible screaming]

CT COIN Nigeria

jakeporeshenko:
CT COIN Nigeria

I love seeing well equiped security personells

Kalapizim:
those lapels represent the courses he has undergone some courses are meant to be taken when you are at a particular rank.
In the photo he had :
NDA lapel : meaning he is an officer who trained at the academy (RC or SSC)
Armed forces command and staff college lapel:
which put his rank from major upwards
National institute of strategic studies kuru lapel: only senior officers from colonels take this course
Infantry lapel of school of infantry UK (can't recall the name )
others include PSC(+) passed staff course and other courses undergone depending on his corps and unit.
guys please add to anyone I have missed.

I saw a medal with the inscription 25 possibly meaning the individual
has served at least 25 years in the Armed Forces.

Odunayaw:
I get your point and you are spot on

His point was daft.

Algeria, repost ?