denisfidha:


he had a grade D in his A-levels, but still got sponsored and joined cambridge with a grade way below the required, then he graduated with a 2nd class lower (thats like 50%) , then he tried to join the marienes and failed miserably, he whent to entertainment carreer which dint pan out.... it reached a time where he went back to backingham palace in which the media reported that it was a descision he chose to be a " full time royal family member"....... basicaly that says he had failed in all aspects, he just went back to live with his powerful parents/grand parents because thats the only place he can get whatever he wants withought qualifying for it.... and he was made colonel, and two-three months later, he shows up up with medals.....
Now tell me if a regular soldier can get their in 4 months even after failing the course... i'll just end there

frumentius:
To the Kenyans and Cameroonians: have your Scan Eagle UAV systems come on stream yet? In-country work was being done in Nanyuki and Douala respectively, and formal induction into service scheduled for September.

Tinfoil:
AMISOM captives, here is Uganda, more from Kenya... coming. As is the pattern you know what the follow on video of this captive will be about.
https://videopress.com/v/pEMMtlDT

BDF's Turbo Trainer PC-7 Mark 2s

MikeCZA:
Better dev..il.

If a ransom is paid. They are desperate for cash. Reason they started kidnappings.

Al what what aligned groups have negotiated for ransoms before.

Didn't watch the video.

MikeCZA:
Better dev..il.

If a ransom is paid. They are desperate for cash. Reason they started kidnappings.

Al what what aligned groups have negotiated for ransoms before.

Didn't watch the video.

bidexiii:


Yeap you did not watch the video.

And am of the strong opinion if the goverment of Uganda is willing to negotiate. Try and watch a video before you comment about about it.

The POW has spent over a year being held captive, how can you believe the terrorist group even if his alive and the goverment is willing to negotiate, the jodanian pilot is a very good example.

Botswana Defence Force C 130 Hercules

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QK7xUtzjA4

bidexiii:


Yeap you did not watch the video.

And am of the strong opinion if the goverment of Uganda is willing to negotiate. Try and watch a video before you comment about about it.

The POW has spent over a year being held captive, how can you believe the terrorist group even if his alive and the goverment is willing to negotiate, the jodanian pilot is a very good example.

Patchesagain:


"Our Scan Eagle is tailor made for customer requirements"

"It comes standard with a piston powered launcher, or if you have funding challenges, it comes with a guy in a black shirt who runs around with it"

jteku:
Pic 1..preparing dinner for boko haram boys Pic 2..Just too cool

upko1:
FT7

upko1:
FT7

africaken254:
they want uganda to pull out of somali,they even showed a kenyan soldier which i saw a screen shot of him on tweet.they keep dreaming because it wont happen.

MikeCZA:
Lemons and oranges.

jteku:

Isn't it F7NI......correct me please

chinese8107:

what time was this pic taken ?

bidexiii:


Yeah grape & tangerine.

You would av at least watch the video b4 bluffing, must u just type nonsense.

upko1:

F7 one seater
FT7 two seater trainer

US strikes in Somalia, Yemen kill 17 militants

WASHINGTON — A series of American airstrikes in recent days killed 17 al-Qaida-linked fighters in Somalia and Yemen, according to U.S. military spokesmen.

Two counterterrorism airstrikes last week in Yemen killed four al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula fighters, said Army Maj. Josh T. Jacques, a spokesman for U.S. Central Command. The strikes Monday and Wednesday in Somalia were in defense of Somali government soldiers and U.S. special operations advisers accompanying them who were attacked by al-Shabab militants, said Navy Capt. Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman. Those strikes killed 13 al-Shabab fighters.

The United States is conducting a credibility assessment of accusations that the most recent of those strikes, the Wednesday attack in central Somalia, killed allied Somali troops, Davis said. A local government official in Galmudug, where the strike occurred, accused the United States of errantly killing 22 of the nation’s soldiers in the attack, according to Reuters. Another local government official denied the strike killed allied Somali troops, according to the same report.

bidexiii:


Exactly, that was one of the main reason why I said I hate these type of propaganda video. And what's even the certainty that the soldier is not killed by now.

jteku:

Thanks didn't pay attention, thought we crashed all the 2 seater trainers FT7's