jakeporeshenko:

Yeah good spot, I just realized that Aw-109 is either taking off or landing on NNS Centenary

dats one of d coastguard class vessel from d US.d nns centenary is P18N class ship

Namibian army basic training
A-coy (14th intake)

giles14:
dats one of d coastguard class vessel from d US.d nns centenary is P18N class ship

I was talking about the second picture where the helo is seen landing on the flight deck of the ship.
F91 is NNS centenary

giles14:
dats one of d coastguard class vessel from d US.d nns centenary is P18N class ship

The second ship is different from the first one. F91 is clearly visible on the second ship's deck.

Murabitin Brigade/Al-Murabitoun lead by Abul-Walid as-Sahrawi in northern Mali has pledged allegiance to ISIS

africaken254:
continue

5 guys

5 different models of AK

Fvcking hell

OFF-TOPIC


Congratulations to the US Air Force, the A-10 Warthog is staying indefinitely. Along with the SU-25, the A-10 is the world's most iconic CAS aircraft.


Bringing "Freedom & Democracy through superior firepower" .

Amisom, UPDF

Henry240:
OFF-TOPIC


Congratulations to the US Air Force, the A-10 Warthog is staying indefinitely. Along with the SU-25, the A-10 is the world's most iconic CAS aircraft.


Bringing "Freedom & Democracy through superior firepower" .

Aren't you congratulating the wrong service arm? The Air Force was the culprit in wanting to junk the Warthog.

Patchesagain:


5 guys

5 different models of AK

Fvcking hell

Cue defensive justifications in 3...2...

kenya army troops on a rainy day in somalia

Early version of the Rooivalk... Honestly, I like it better than the current. Just wonder why it never went to production in this physical appearance.

Cameroon B.I.R

Patchesagain:

5 guys
5 different models of AK
Fvcking hell

It's "Bring Your Favourite AK Day"

it looks like it was a mortar hit the chinese APC ,during this year clashes in juba south sudan. considering it vertical entry trajectory

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL5VQuNUkQM

KDF soldier teaching somali kids a math lesson

koniyah:
KDF soldier teaching somali kids a math lesson

Learning Maths with an assault rifle? Poor kids

Patchesagain:


5 guys

5 different models of AK

Fvcking hell

there are Burundian and Djibouti troops

Chief Of The Air Staff, Air Marshal SB Abubakar,Tells Channels TV,authoritatively that the NAF Have 6 Operable ISR aircraft As Of Today.

How many Beechcraft and ATR/

tdayof:
Chief Of The Air Staff, Air Marshal SB Abubakar,Tells Channels TV,authoritatively that the NAF Have 6 Operable ISR aircraft As Of Today.

How many Beechcraft and ATR/

2 x ATR-42

3 x Beechcraft® King Air® 350i

1 x DA42 MPP GUARDIAN



If we mount FLIR pods on our 3 x Dauphin and 3 x EC135 we can easily jack up the numbers to 12 x manned surveillance aircrafts.

tdayof:
Chief Of The Air Staff, Air Marshal SB Abubakar,Tells Channels TV,authoritatively that the NAF Have 6 Operable ISR aircraft As Of Today.

How many Beechcraft and ATR/

Talking surveillance, if we go ahead with the Airbus C295W, maybe get 6 units, 2 could be converted to a mix surveillance and troop transport, while 4 units are used as proper medium transport aircraft, complimenting the G-222.

Henry240:
Amisom, UPDF

What upgrade package is that on the T55?

I dont think I have seen one in that configuration before

patches689:

What upgrade package is that on the T55?
I dont think I have seen one in that configuration before

No idea. Africaken254 should know. That's right up his alley.

Henry240:


Talking surveillance, if we go ahead with the Airbus C295W, maybe get 6 units, 2 could be converted to a mix surveillance and troop transport, while 4 units are used as proper medium transport aircraft, complimenting the G-222.

NAF doesn't need an AWACS?

tdayof:
NAF doesn't need an AWACS?

If there is a requirement for an AWACS, i'm sure the Air Force would get one, however i don't see a requirement for an AWACS at this point.

In theory, the ATR-42 could be used in that role, through the use of a Data Link they can share data with NAF JF-17s.

tdayof:
NAF doesn't need an AWACS?

I doubt any Sub-Saharan air force needs AWACS.

The exclusive club..... If you can't park a Griffin, no beer for you.

Henry240:


If there is a requirement for an AWACS, i'm sure the Air Force would get one, however, i don't see a requirement for an AWACS at this point.

In theory, the ATR-42 could be used in that role, through the use of a Data Link they can share data with NAF JF-17s.

@Activatekruger Alright. The ATR42 won't be able to perform AWACS but can share data with the JF17. I don't think they carry airborne search radar.
About the missile fired at saudi, can someone explain how such weapon got to those terrorist control and how capable are west African countries when such is being launched at any of them?

tdayof:


The ATR42 won't be able to perform AWACS but can share data with the JF17. I don't think they carry airborne search radar.
About the missile fired at saudi, can someone explain how such weapon got to those terrorist control and how capable are west African countries when such is being launched at any of them?

That's why i said in theory, it carries a powerful multi-mode radar.

I remember stating in this site or the other one.....that as the raining season subsides. .....we should expect more contacts. .... . As roads become motor able. ...bh rested....forget what's on the news,our troops are restricted by bad roads to target bh. .....airstrike wasn't consistent enough to do enough damage....rainfall would have brought about food growing naturally for bh .......do basically welcome to round 3.... tough battle's are waiting ahead....but we will overcome

ActivateKruger:



I doubt any Sub-Saharan air force needs AWACS.

•Egypt
• Algeria
• Tunisia
• South Africa

Having an AEW&C will boost airbourne operational command and control.

Nigeria also needs a multiple platforms mounting a Synthetic Aperture Radar for ground surveillance.

Henry240:


If there is a requirement for an AWACS, i'm sure the Air Force would get one, however i don't see a requirement for an AWACS at this point.

In theory, the ATR-42 could be used in that role, through the use of a Data Link they can share data with NAF JF-17s.

without a multi mode Radar ATR 42 cant perform C3I