gottfried21:
@ViceAdmiral
https://www.newera.com.na/2016/03/22/mali-seeks-namibias-assistance-fight-militants/

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRP8B-v44ao

gottfried21:
Try to spot the Rooivalk

patches689:
7th Provost?

Also... there is one thing in this picture which is not like the others! Can you see it?
(no not the girl)

ssaengine:
International Defence Politics 101

-Denel Land Systems bids for a massive deal to supply India with NTW20 20mm anti material rifles. Pic 1.

-Our engineers interact with them during the process of product evaluation. Suddenly Denel is accused of having paid bribes and is blacklisted by India.

-Many years later the ban is lifted after no court can find any evidence of brides being paid. But by now India is no longer looking for anti material rifles as they "have developed their own". Pics 2 and 3.

But its fine.. these things happen in this industry.

stillchris:


now tell me this isn't worse than nigerian videos you've seen. and a lot more worse still goes unreported.

i can tell nobody will make comments about this because it's not an african army.

sometimes the way we rush to make judgments on things. especially when it has to do with africa baffles me.

lemme see what @Tinfool has to say about the british disease now

ssaengine:
International Defence Politics 101

-Denel Land Systems bids for a massive deal to supply India with NTW20 20mm anti material rifles. Pic 1.

-Our engineers interact with them during the process of product evaluation. Suddenly Denel is accused of having paid bribes and is blacklisted by India.

-Many years later the ban is lifted after no court can find any evidence of brides being paid. But by now India is no longer looking for anti material rifles as they "have developed their own". Pics 2 and 3.

But its fine.. these things happen in this industry.

Tinfoil:


You can try and find reasons to justify you flawed thinking, but what I wrote is the truth. All one has to do is visit Nigeria and see how the citizens treat each other and then visit Britain and see how they act towards each other and thus my conclusion.

craziebone:
and how do we treat each other in Nigeria? How do the british treat each other too? Mind giving specifics that are not only typical, but also universal among us two, British and Nigerians?

frumentius:


Hell, a Pakistani delegation was at Denel Dynamics in January exploring missile options for the latest JF-17 and the Indians complained, citing our IBSA and BRICS partnership.

gottfried21:
Nam-Marine

Remember her

REVEALED: UK and Jordanian special forces targeting al-Shabab in Somalia

British and Jordanian special forces are secretly working together to target militant groups operating in war-torn Somalia, Middle East Eye can reveal.

Jordanian King Abdullah II Ibn Hussein told US congressional leaders in the week of 11 January that his kingdom’s forces had turned to Britain in the fight against Islamic State because of a lack of direction from Washington.

"The UK’s SAS is now getting involved in operations with Jordanian special forces," he said, according to a detailed account of the meeting seen by MEE.

“Jordan is looking at al-Shabab because no one was really looking at the issue, and we cannot separate this issue, and the need to look at all the hot spots in the map,” the king added, referring to the Islamist militant group that is based in Somalia and which both IS and al-Qaeda seek to have influence over.

“We have a rapid deployment force that will stand with the British and Kenya and is ready to go over the border [into Somalia].”

Abdullah said that “we started with al-Shabab, as they feed into Libya,” where chaos and conflict have reigned since the Nato-backed 2011 overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi.

The Jordanian king also revealed in his Washington meeting that his Special Forces troops were going to be embedded with the SAS in operations in Libya.

The meeting was with a large gathering of senior American politicians including John McCain and Bob Corker, who each attended with their respective Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees.

It took place during a visit in which Abdullah held a slew of high-level meetings, including with Secretary of State John Kerry and Secretary of Defence Ashton Carter, but not with President Barack Obama, who was forced to say he hadn’t snubbed the king and that he didn’t meet him because of “scheduling conflicts”.

ssaengine:
International Defence Politics 101

-Denel Land Systems bids for a massive deal to supply India with NTW20 20mm anti material rifles. Pic 1.

-Our engineers interact with them during the process of product evaluation. Suddenly Denel is accused of having paid bribes and is blacklisted by India.

-Many years later the ban is lifted after no court can find any evidence of brides being paid. But by now India is no longer looking for anti material rifles as they "have developed their own". Pics 2 and 3.

But its fine.. these things happen in this industry.

ViceAdmiral:


We'll proly only offer moral support,any luck with your NBC guy he's taking a while to come through for us

Namibian Air Force

lionel4power:
aesteticaly it looks like the NTW 20 20mm... But lets not jump into conclusion.

gottfried21:

Sorry for the hold up gents*Crying emoji*
Will post the footage as soon as I get it

jln115:

It's a copy mate!!