https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Huy4Lhexdes


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


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45Gu-zeyXgo


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

These guys here look well armed and kitted...just the purpose of my posting the video

Rooivalk

Nigerian Hind

AMISOM

Henry120:
AMISOM

Nice picture and a complete riffle accessories, guess they are uganda army ?

bidexiii:

Nice picture and a complete riffle accessories, guess they are uganda army ?

Yep, Ugandan Special forces in Somalia.

COIN

Nigga on 12.7mm be looking like a super hero with all that cape and mask ...wellll technically he is a super hero, Nigerias super hero

Disabled and special needs people get enrolled to National Youth Service, their new cammo is just beautiful, the military needs to upgrade

^^^
Are albinos also considered 'special needs' in your country?

andrewza:


Depends on the naval ship. If you bring a few patrol boats(think armerd speed boats) think the organization should cover them. But any naval ship bigger enough for a name should be a separate issue. They cost a lot to keep at 85% readiness and a simple issue can render them non opernal.

The navy was the one that landed the first SF troops to capture Kismayu and later regular troops vehicles from the sea, its the one that patrolled half the coastline of Somalia teritorial waters, but UN was still not convinced,


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MeokHCX--M

BlackBaron:
^^^
Are albinos also considered 'special needs' in your country?

They have a skin disability, the dwarf guy is the one with special seeds....... Besides each year the government sets aside 1.1 million Dollars to buy sunscreen lotion for albinos. (that's kind of special need(from the govt perspective), Don't you think?). Although they still function just as any other human being, its just that previously, they used to get discriminated in enrollment to things such as police or NYS, but now they've been guaranteed that there will be places for them to be integrated with the rest.

denisfidha:

They have a skin disability, the dwarf guy is the one with special seeds....... Besides each year the government sets aside 1.1 million Dollars to buy sunscreen lotion for albinos. (that's kind of special need(from the govt perspective), Don't you think?). Although they still function just as any other human being, its just that previously, they used to get discriminated in enrollment to things such as police or NYS, but now they've been guaranteed that there will be places for them to be integrated with the rest.

Interesting, apart from the varying degree of Nystagmus in people with albinism, it more or less shouldn't be a reason to put them in special needs units. Least to my belief, they are able to perform tasks normally as any human though wouldn't think flying a fighter jet would be advisable where you need excellent vision. Non combat or desktop roles, sure.

A nigerian pilot Yabilsu ¿¿¿¿¿ Can any one id this jet my guys are training on

jteku:
A nigerian pilot Yabilsu ¿¿¿¿¿ Can any one id this jet my guys are training on

would be easier if u had a more detailed nd enlarge pix..am quite interested to know and based on the name op the side of the first cockpit.I guess this is a USAF aircraft hmmmmmm.any body with ideas any F-16 trainners

jteku:
A nigerian pilot Yabilsu ¿¿¿¿¿ Can any one id this jet my guys are training on

would be easier if u had a more detailed nd enlarge pix..am quite interested to know and based on the name op the side of the first cockpit.I guess this is a USAF aircraft hmmmmmm.any body with ideas about any F-16 trainners

jteku:
A nigerian pilot Yabilsu ¿¿¿¿¿ Can any one id this jet my guys are training on

could be an FA-50

denisfidha:

The navy was the one that landed the first SF troops to capture Kismayu and later regular troops vehicles from the sea, its the one that patrolled half the coastline of Somalia teritorial waters, but UN was still not convinced,


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MeokHCX--M

I suspect that the complication is that Kenya - justifiably, in my opinion - unilaterally went into Somalia. There really is no mechanism by which the UN could imburse Kenya for expenses incurred prior to signing up to AMISOM. SA experienced the same thing with years of unilateral deployment in Burundi before the UN/AU came on board. An exception should've been made for Kenya seeing there was an existing UN/AU mission in Somalia, which benefited directly from Kenya's intervention.

Various SANDF:

Pic 1 - the NTW 20/14, when one needs to reach out and touch a high-value target of opportunity at 2,1km;

Pic 2 - SA Navy MRS, Pemba, northern Mozambique;

Pic 3 - 4 Bateleur MRLS and Oryx;

Pic 4 - mass landing by assorted SAAF "egg-beaters", as the jetties call them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACLDj7PSphA

Sambisa forest operation

NA Defence HQ

Centrifude:


Wow nice Gatz bro,it seems like the Sandf still has a very tight grip on the R1.

There are times when a 7.62 is preferable.
A batch of almost 2000 never-been-used original R1s were sourced from Zimbabwe - properly stored when the Zimbos opted for the Kalashnikov - and the gunsmiths over at the SF Brigade Supply Unit had great fun updating and modifying them.

A quiz for you and others: there are at least 5 discernible differences between the standard R1 and the SF standard. Spot them.

Pic 1: standard R1, from Zim stock
Pic 2: modified R1

jteku:
A nigerian pilot Yabilsu ¿¿¿¿¿ Can any one id this jet my guys are training on

that's a T-6A texan ll, check this cockpit mock-uphttp://1.bp..com/_4JWty1yN4b4/SwCbSvLMTxI/AAAAAAAAB4g/JWnc_4Kh6u4/s320/2009-05-13+008.jpg

frumentius:


There are times when a 7.62 is preferable.
A batch of almost 2000 never-been-used original R1s were sourced from Zimbabwe - properly stored when the Zimbos opted for the Kalashnikov - and the gunsmiths over at the SF Brigade Supply Unit had great fun updating and modifying them.

A quiz for you and others: there are at least 5 discernible differences between the standard R1 and the SF standard. Spot them.

Pic 1: standard R1, from Zim stock
Pic 2: modified R1

Modified R1

1: Foldable buttstock
2: Optics
3: shorter barrel length
4: different muzzle brake
5: Rifle strap


Now pay up!!

Exercise Obangame 2015

Angolan marines, brazilian commandos, Portuguese commandos and a Portuguese P-C orion MPA.

More,

Angolan marines and brazilian commandos.

Photo 1: Nigerian Army Gazelle Helicopter flying in thick fog.

Photo 2 : Nigerian Army Reva MRAPs

Photo 3 : Nigerian Navy SBS COIN

Photo 4 : man's best bud....... Nigerian Navy SBS K-9, COIN

Henry120:



Modified R1

1: Foldable buttstock
2: Optics
3: shorter barrel length
4: different muzzle brake
5: Rifle strap


Now pay up!!

4/5 Henry! The rifle strap doesn't count.

I know this pic is all over the interwebs, but here's the context:
SA SF working together with Nigerian SF - presidents Mbeki and Obasanjo instructing Charles Taylor to give up power and leave Liberia.

frumentius:

4/5 Henry! The rifle strap doesn't count.

Nope, you have to award me my full points. You said "atleast 5 discernible differences between the standard R1 and the SF standard. Spot them".

I mentioned 5 of them, not my fault I exploited the loop hole.


Number 6, the bolt handles on the 2 rifles are definitely different.

SAAF Gripen Cockpit

Amisom, KDF Rangers

Henry120:


Nope, you have to award me my full points. You said "atleast 5 discernible differences between the standard R1 and the SF standard. Spot them".

I mentioned 5 of them, not my fault I exploited the loop hole.


Number 6, the bolt handles on the 2 rifles are definitely different.

At least 5 discernible differences in the rifle, not on. I'm being tough and the optic doesn't count. Still 4/5 Henry.

frumentius:

At least 5 discernible differences in the rifle, not on. I'm being tough and the optic doesn't count. Still 4/5 Henry.

Still, I mentioned 5, if i'm to take away the strap.

5: Bolt handle.