See all these Madaru people, smh

Tinfoil:


Not practical, bio-weapons are the best option for an African country, less time, just as-effective detterance.

ActivateKruger:


I'll assume you're referring to your exotic idea of a nuclear African power? Go on, Google how a nuke is made, build one and show us your superior thoughts.

true,the former apartheid regime wasn't able to miniaturized its nuclear bomb to be of any use in warfare

ActivateKruger:


So you've said something dumber than this already? I give up.

so you say hillbilly

kenya special forces recce unit "The 'd' company "

Ethiopia indigenous built UAV

off topic :Jordanian armed forces Forward Air Controllers,during training

newafricaken254:
true,the former apartheid regime wasn't able to miniaturized its nuclear bomb to be of any use in warfare

Apartheid SA was a UN sanctioned isolated country. There were high levels of secrecy surrounding the defense industry and nukes that I don't think any modern open country can pull. If you'd know, there were times when Russia sat with the US and proposed a strike on a suspected site and it is alleged an SR-71 was flown over South Africa to confirm the Russian findings..... Luckily for the regime, it had friends in the higher places who immediately alerted them and the site was abandoned.


In case you didn't know, we have uranium, a nuclear research facility (Pelindaba) and a nuclear power station BUT the world doesn't allow us to build the "Yellowcake", that's off the table for anyone who's not the US, Russia, China, Japan, Germany and France.

If you want to be like Iran and North Korea then go on and enjoy your isolation with constant bombardment from the world powers of the day.

Kenya

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ghS0zcXWZI

snippets of kdf magazine 10th edition
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newafricaken254:
Ethiopia indigenous built UAV

Wow

Nigerian soldiers in Pakistan

Administration Police RBPU SG Kenya

Kenya GSU Recce squad going to work

Nigerian Air Force MI-17 Combat Assault Helicopter

Egyptian air force C-130 / Casa C-295 military transport aircrafts

heavy fighting going Bukavu, Congo DRC

NAF GRADUATES FIRST SET OF FITTER MACHINISTS TRAINED IN-HOUSE

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF), on 3 November 2017, graduated the first set of 24 fitter machinists that were trained in-house at the recently rehabilitated machine tools workshop of the 131 Engineering Group, NAF Base Makurdi. To qualify for graduation, the graduands went through two weeks of intensive and specialized training on the operation of fitter machining tools, welding, fabrication, panel beating, woodwork and carpentry. The graduation of this first set of trainees is significant to the accomplishment of NAF objectives. Firstly, it would enhance maintenance capacity and accordingly, the operational effectiveness of the F-7Ni aircraft fleet, which is actively involved in the ongoing Operation LAFIYA DOLE in the northeastern part of the country. It is also expected that the graduands would ultilize the skills and knowledge gained during the course to produce some airframe parts for the F-7Ni aircraft. Besides, the highly equipped 131 Engineering Group machine workshop would serve as a resource base to NAF personnel and youths in the Base for skills acquisition in fabrication.

NDA Announce end to ceasefire; those M... F... It was not the moment. We must finish them once and for all or push them down down in a no mans lands just like we did with BH

Sudanese Army T-72AV tank,in Midi area, Northern Yemen