gottfried21:

The ANC government is a supporter of free Palestine no?...Comrades supporting comrades
I'm just saying

Henry240:
AAD 2016 should begin already, let's see the vehicles by Africans for the African market. I hope we get to see new vehicles.

africaken254:
There are soooooooo many countries which later on,a photo or video will disclose weaponry that nobody ever knew they bought.do you want to tell me that ,you always know about who buys every bullet and vehicle sold by the south african military industries !

recent graduates of UPDAF Cadets comprising of 25 Pilots and 23 Air-Craft Technicians at Gulu Airforce Base. after a four year L-39 Course.

patches689:


No

ANC fears the Jews

They may make statements from time to time, but they would never do anything more than talk

It would be suicide

patches689:

Buddy
If a mouse farts in one of our armaments factories
The government and parliament will know how loud it was and what it smelt of.

patches689:


Buddy

If a mouse farts in one of our armaments factories

The government and parliament will know how loud it was and what it smelt of.

patches689:


Leo 2 isn't deployed

When the Germans sold it, one of the provisions of sale was that it couldn't be used in Anatolia (because: Kurds)

If the Turks make a move closer to the coast we may see them though

africaken254:
believe your here say but the fact is they are heading to northern syria

BlackBaron:
Great demo from they haven't any.

patches689:


And your source is a picture of some tanks being moved

Provided by a twitter account

US airstrikes kill four al-Shabaab militants

– The United States government has confirmed killing four al-Shabaab militants in Southern Somalia

– They said the militants were killed in two airstrikes launched by its military

The United States in a statement has said it killed four senior al-Shabaab militants in Southern Somalia this week.A US military spokesman said the militants were killed on Monday, September 5, in two airstrikes by the American military.

The spokeswoman said the four militants killed were involved in attacks on Somali government troops.

“During a Somali-led counterterrorism operation, a large group of armed al-Shabab fighters attacked the force, threatening the safety and security of the forces in the area,” the spokeswoman said.

Commander Kenya Army Lieutenant General Robert Kibochi Visit to Close Operation Areas.

frumentius:
Cousins, why does it look like your SF operate quite a variety of similar vehicles?

[video]moment before the recent acquired Kenya police AW 139 helicopter crushed

Four officers were injured after a brand new Agusta Westland 139 police helicopter crashed in Mathare North 4 A, Nairobi.

They were rushed to GSU hospital in Ruaraka, witnesses told the Star on Thursday.

They said the plane crashed near the Kenya School of Monetary Studies along Thika Superhighway.

"The plane stalled in the air for some 10 minutes before the pilot tried to go back but it crashed, " one said

Henry240:


The PF2 Leopard (Pictured left), is a similar type vehicle. However, because of too much armour, it looks quite heavy. A more streamlined vehicle like the SF vehicle in the last photo is a decent place to start.


If we can lose the armour in the top half of the PF2, increase ground clearance, we would have a decent Recon vehicle.

nemesis2u:
it is a silly question

but i am curious , why do the generals and others carry the walking sticks (i dont know its actual name ) ,
what is its significance ?
ceremonial or any other

ViceAdmiral:


the Agrale marrua and the REVA FAV?

Xer0:
it's a portable seat (chair) it is open horizontally from the top

sheyiofficial:
18 Boko Haram Militants Surrender
To Nigerian Military as Factions
Clash in Borno
TEHRAN (FNA)- At least 18 members of the Boko
Haram militant group and their families
surrendered to Nigerian military after bloody
clashes erupted between factions loyal to the
group’s founder, Abubakar Shekau, and the ISIL-
backed Abu Musab Albarnawi in Northeastern town
of Monguno, Borno state.
“They are under custody of Monguno command
and we believe the dual battle between Albarnawi
and Shekau’s camps may have compelled them to
sneak out and surrender,” Ali Mohammed, a
member of a vigilante group in northeastern town
of Monguno, said, 360 Nobs reported.
Trouble started within the hegemony of the sect
after the ISIL terror group announced Abu Musab
al-Barnawi, the son of Boko Haram’s founder
Mohammed Yusuf, as the sect’s new leader to
replace Abubakar Shekau.
Even though his allegiance remains with the ISIL,
the undeterred Shekau insisted that he was still in
charge of the Nigerian-based ferocious death cult.
Sources with impeccable cognizance of the
happenings disclosed that there have been deadly
skirmishes between Boko Haram’s factions led by
Shekau and ISIL-backed al-Barnawi respectively.
Last Thursday, several fighters from Shekau’s
camp were said to have been killed in two separate
gun battles with ISIL-backed Barnawi gunmen in
the Monguno area of Borno State near Lake Chad.
A source, Mele Kaka, told AFP that: “The Barnawi
faction launched an offensive against the fighters
of Shekau faction who were camped in Yele and
Arafa villages.
“In Yele, the assailants killed three people from the
Shekau camp, injured one and took one with them,
while several others were killed in Arafa.”
“The Barnawi fighters told villagers after each
attack that they were fighting the other camp
because they are killing innocent people, looting
their property and burning their homes.
Meanwhile, the Nigerian military has been declining
to comment on the reported in-fighting when
contacted by media.

frumentius:

But why do they carry it?