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ballballo:
Beautiful photos man!


What's the name of this special forces vehicle?

I do not know their names but I do know the MRAPs are of U.S origin.

The MRAP's in your 3rd Pic are German... called Dingo or something like that

ballballo:
Beautiful photos man!


What's the name of this special forces vehicle?

I do not know their names but I do know the MRAPs are of U.S origin.

The MRAPs are from Streit group, Canada. However the Typhoon (MRAP) is built in the UAE by Striet UAE, they aren't American.

Henry240:


The MRAPs are from Streit group, Canada. However the Typhoon (MRAP) is built in the UAE by Striet UAE, they aren't American.

woops i didnt take note of the windows down the side...

patches689:


The MRAP's in your 3rd Pic are German... called Dingo or something like that

You are correct since there has been a deepened relation between both countries. side note- Ghana will receive another CASA 295, more to come. First of nine super tucano to arrive during the second quarter of 2016.

patches689:


I am suspicious of you.

Augustine comes on, then goes away, then suddenly you are online.

Post proof please.

So you're as paranoid as Augustine?

http://www.thenational.ae/business/aviation/boeing-and-paramount-join-forces-for-multi-role-aircraft

South Africa's Paramount and Boeing to team up on Mwari (AHRLAC) light multi role fighter.

[img]http://www.thenational.ae/storyimage/AB/20160307/ARTICLE/160309309/AR/0/&NCS_modified=20160307171533&MaxW=640&imageVersion=default&AR-160309309.jpg[/img]

ssaengine:
http://www.thenational.ae/business/aviation/boeing-and-paramount-join-forces-for-multi-role-aircraft

South Africa's Paramount and Boeing to team up on Mwari (AHRLAC) light multi role fighter.

[img]http://www.thenational.ae/storyimage/AB/20160307/ARTICLE/160309309/AR/0/&NCS_modified=20160307171533&MaxW=640&imageVersion=default&AR-160309309.jpg[/img]

I could see this being popular in Africa and Asia, Vietnam would most likely be interested to use it.

I wish canard powered by rotor propulsion would be tried again... Kyushu J7W went 750 km/h and with todays technology and improvement I bet it would be reaching close to mach 1.

patches689:


woops i didnt take note of the windows down the side...

how could you mistake this two, to having similarities !

ballballo:
Beautiful photos man!


What's the name of this special forces vehicle?

I do not know their names but I do know the MRAPs are of U.S origin.

The APC's are referred to as typhoons, I thought they were from South Africa.

iamord:
lol I will fight him! With an smg . Is he in special unit?

I am sure he is, but I do know that he is part of JDM's protective detail.

ballballo:


You are correct since there has been a deepened relation between both countries. side note- Ghana will receive another CASA 295, more to come. First of nine super tucano to arrive during the second quarter of 2016.

Correction, Streit group, Canada.

Let me just leave this here

gottfried21:
Let me just leave this here

this is the problem with the media. i guess SA media is not so different from ours after all.

i watched the chief of defense visit and nothing like deployment was mentioned. just collaborations.

Nigeria does not allow foreign boots on it's soil except for training and non combat reasons.

i sense the media trying to change the narrative. first it was america and now SA.

it's not funny at all

Dan-Ali said after his meeting with Ms Mapisa-Nqakula in Abuja that since the MoU on defence co-operation signed between the two countries in 2013.
“It is a very good thing that we are thinking that South Africa being our close ally should come and help us in developing our industrial complex, that is the Defence Industry Corporation of Nigeria.
“We are of the opinion that very soon, after the two Commanders-in-Chief meet, we will look into going deep on how the two countries will work together and come to an agreement on the MoU and technical expertise between the two countries,” he said.

Ms Mapisa-Nqakula noted that the cooperation between the two countries would lead to stronger ties.
She stated that the areas of collaboration would include the “transfer of skills, technologies, [and] processing development together between the two nations”.

A recent visit of the SANDF defence chief also did not mention any deployment to fight boko haram.

The Chief of South African National Defence Force, General Zakaria Shoke has re-affirmed his country’s willingness to work with Nigerian Armed Forces to the benefit of the two countries.
General Shoke made this known when he visited the Chief of Defence Staff, General Gabriel Olonisakin in his office in Abuja.
The Chief of South African National Defence Force promised to support Nigeria in its quest to end Boko Haram in the country. General Shoke further maintained his Armed Forces commitment to the development of the Nigerian military in the area of capacity building, exchange programme and logistics support, among others. He said Nigeria is very important to South Africa, hence the need to working together for the benefit of both countries, especially now when Nigeria is fighting Boko Haram.
While responding, the Chief of Defence Staff, General Olonisakin thanked the South African Chief of National Defence Force for the visit and solicited for more cooperation in defence related matters. This, he said would go a long way in strengthening the two countries bilateral cooperation.
General Olonisakin also requested for training of more Special Forces and other equipment that could be used in the operations against Boko Haram which has been substantially decimated and degraded. He said the war against terror is closing up and would soon end.
The occasion also witnessed briefing from the 3 Services of the Nigerian Armed Forces who stated the need for logistics and training support to further terminate the war against Boko Haram soon.

So I wonder where the SA media for their false news from.

and this was the main purpose of zuma's visit that the media claimed was to seal the deployment of your military

Buhari spoke while answering a question during a joint press conference he addressed alongside visiting South African President, Jacob Zuma, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
The President explained that because members of the Boko Haram sect were using unregistered SIM cards, MTN contributed to the casualties recorded by the sect because of its inaction.
He said, “The concern of the Federal Government was basically on the security and not the fine imposed on MTN.
“You know how the unregistered GSM (SIM cards) are being used by terrorists and between 2009 and today, at least 10,000 Nigerians were killed by Boko Haram, at least 10,000.
“That was why the NCC asked MTN, Glo and the rest of them to register GSM subscribers.
“Unfortunately, MTN was very very slow and contributed to the casualties. And NCC looked at its regulations and imposed the fine.”
He said that was why his government left the NCC and security agencies to handle the matter in their own way.
Buhari added that unfortunately for the telecommunication firm, rather than negotiating the fine or the mode of payment, it dragged the Federal Government to court.
He said the country’s constitution stipulates that no further action should be taken on any issue that is a subject of litigation.
Buhari said now that MTN had decided to withdraw the case from court, it is free to go back to the relevant government agencies to see if the fine can be reduced and paid in installments.

i'm not against collaborations between the two countries but we should learn to scrutinize the media and get our facts right.
last year it was ugandan forces deploying to nigeria[/

gottfried21:
Let me just leave this here

Did the CiC visit the navy?

ViceAdmiral:

Did the CiC visit the navy?

This weekend
Finally back in Namibia
So I'll drive over
CIC in Grootfotein

gottfried21:

This weekend
Finally back in Namibia
So I'll drive over

So how is it that journos can take pics at the navy base but u said u weren't allowed?

gottfried21:

This weekend
Finally back in Namibia
So I'll drive over
CIC in Grootfotein

Is the army issuing a new cammo?

stillchris:


this is the problem with the media. i guess SA media is not so different from ours after all.

You have something here that agrees with you. www.nairaland.com/attachments/3469266_screenshot20160306232854_png39d48c2ec41115a8ba7e5a31eb045ffc

ViceAdmiral:

So how is it that journos can take pics at the navy base but u said u weren't allowed?

They put emphasis on the "This is still a Warship"and told me that no pictures were allowed on board the Elephant...The only picture they allowed me to take was the one with the Officer that I posted sometime last month on this thread(But cropped myself out)
SADC special forces

morocco security detail to me really messed up,if that was suicide bomber.God forbid

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-hIv8Cd7QA

ViceAdmiral:

Is the army issuing a new cammo?

Well this is new first time seeing this

gottfried21:
Let me just leave this here

You can't deploy troops to fight book haram in Nigeria, the media is mistaking the whole issue. Special force training and developing our defence industry is what we heard hear in Nigeria. US and UK already have troops in Nigeria for the same reason and they have never been to battle field to fight book haram. When we actually needed help no nation wanted to help but now that the whole book Hiram issue is ending everybody wants to take the glory.

stillchris:


this is the problem with the media. i guess SA media is not so different from ours after all.

i watched the chief of defense visit and nothing like deployment was mentioned. just collaborations.

Nigeria does not allow foreign boots on it's soil except for training and non combat reasons.

i sense the media trying to change the narrative. first it was america and now SA.

it's not funny at all



A recent visit of the SANDF defence chief also did not mention any deployment to fight boko haram.

So I wonder where the SA media for their false news from.

and this was the main purpose of zuma's visit that the media claimed was to seal the deployment of your military



i'm not against collaborations between the two countries but we should learn to scrutinize the media and get our facts right.
last year it was ugandan forces deploying to nigeria[/

Chad and Cameroon had small ops in our territory in border regions

The visit from that fat cu.nt Zuma is irrelevant (lile everything he does) it was Chokes part of the entourage that was important

SANDF deployed would mean you have everything to gain and nothing to lose

If they help you then you get the glory

If they fvck up then you get to blame them and distance yourself from the error

These things are political, and so you must view them from that context

iblawi:

You can't deploy troops to fight book haram in Nigeria, the media is mistaking the whole issue. Special force training and developing our defence industry is what we heard hear in Nigeria. US and UK already have troops in Nigeria for the same reason and they have never been to battle field to fight book haram. When we actually needed help no nation wanted to help but now that the whole book Hiram issue is ending everybody wants to take the glory.

No one deployed because you never actually asked anyone.

In the African Defence Journal article on the Mercs they mention how GLJ had the option of calling on the ASF (southern and eastern brigades were operational) but didnt exercise the option.

If it was not an election year you can bet your top dollar he would have asked the AU for help.

gottfried21:

Well this is new first time seeing this

Guess only time will tell..any pics of the kornet?

Patchesagain:


Chad and Cameroon had small ops in our territory in border regions

The visit from that fat cu.nt Zuma is irrelevant (lile everything he does) it was Chokes part of the entourage that was important

SANDF deployed would mean you have everything to gain and nothing to lose

If they help you then you get the glory

If they fvck up then you get to blame them and distance yourself from the error

These things are political, and so you must view them from that context

i'm not surprised you would take the false report seriously. only a liar will be decieved by the same lies he spreads.

stop finding a reason for it to be true.

SANDF nor any foreign troops will never be allowed to fight on Nigerian soil.

SANDF can deploy along the borders to fight alongside the MNJTF.

our geopolitics is too complex for such to happen.

for example, during the Niger delta crisis (which the military could barely contain at first), Bush proposed to send US marines to help but Obasanjo bluntly refused.

with or without election, GEJ would have never allowed it and not to talk of a retired General.

stop lying, maybe you would be able to decode lies when you see it next time

Patchesagain:


No one deployed because you never actually asked anyone.

.

so can you quote any government official that has formerly requested SANDF to deploy? not you media please.

just stop it patch...

stillchris:


i'm not surprised you would take the false report seriously. only a liar will be decieved by the same lies he spreads.

stop finding a reason for it to be true.

SANDF nor any foreign troops will never be allowed to fight on Nigerian soil.

SANDF can deploy along the borders to fight alongside the MNJTF.

our geopolitics is too complex for such to happen.

for example, during the Niger delta crisis (which the military could barely contain at first), Bush proposed to send US marines to help but Obasanjo bluntly refused.

with or without election, GEJ would have never allowed it and not to talk of a retired General.

stop lying, maybe you would be able to decode lies when you see it next time

1. Please dont insult members of this forum (for no apparent reason)

2. Chad and Cameroon deployed on Nigerian soil - so what? Its not a big deal to admit that, and it in no way diminishes your national pride.

My statments are based on a press release and well documented Chadian and Cameroonian deployments in Nigeria. They are certainly not lies. Please contain your emotional outbursts, we are trying to have a discussion here, not a dick measuring contest.


Ps; Finally found a pic of an ERC 90 in the NE

stillchris:


so can you quote any government official that has formerly requested SANDF to deploy? not you media please.

just stop it patch...

Why are you getting so emotional over this?

Its simply a hypothetical discussion. I never once said that we would deploy, I have only ever said we may deploy.

You need to calm down.

Pic: Nigerian SF, early days