TrueHeart365:


so who's the master here?

you saffers seem to lack the humility to accept ignorance when corrected.

Henry240:


I don't know, perhaps the illiterate South-African would be better off sending his message to his bosses in South-Africa.


The little Marine has to go down to the level of teaching the dumb South-African soldier how to push a suspect. Would you trust this one with a gun?

MikeCZA:
UAE's?

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TELaScGl8eo

Henry240:


The nastiness we've seen in this thread is because the vast majority of South-Africans who comment here apart from the likes of @Andrewza, @Jln115, @Mikecza, and @Gees9 have simply refused to understand the concept of mutual respect.


When i started this thread way back in 2013, i felt that, there was a need for Africans themselves to be able to correct some of the bad impressions others have of our militaries and post the photos/videos of all that is right with African armies. We know the bad stuffs of our armies, we are fully aware of them, the rest of the world also see all that is wrong with our Armies, then why don't we show the good side, i thought to myself.


So, when i began posting pictures here, i always made sure i shared the best i could find of African militaries, I didn't try to discriminate, because i'm Nigerian, let me post all the cool Nigeria stuff, and to hell with the others. Nope, i shared all the cool images from Nigeria, South-Africa, Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, Angola etc etc. Go to page 1 and see for yourself.

Along with other Nigerians, South-Africans, Kenyans, Namibians, Ghanaians, Algerian, Zimbabwean, Somali we've managed to grow to 809 pages and have continued to sustain the thread all this while.


However, most of the South-Africans who comment here, have continued to sew seeds of discord, internet violence and as such, we as Nigerians would respond appropriately.


Anybody who feels he cannot show mutual-respect to another, there's absolutely no problem with joking, should do us the favour and quit commenting.

IbnSultaan:
Henry24 NAF sch location

The Navy marked the year end with the graduation of the marine 4th intake of the Leading Seaman, 7th intake of Able Seaman and the 2nd intake of the Commandos course

Joint US & Kenya military exercise

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKenYdgu9fs

cutievik:
From 10 to 20 now make this man talk wetin he fit do ooo....

bidexiii:

You are correct:
2017 should see Nigeria aquire
4 XMI 35 HELICOPTERS
3 JF 17S
4 xMI17s
unclear if the on / off TUSCANOS
Un clear on what will be done with the AERAMACCHI 'S stuck in Italy
However one thing is very certain the relationship between Pakistan and Nigeria has been cemented further by this
3 - day visit and as stated and shown by the presence of the Pakistani pilots in Nigeria and Nigerian Pilots training in Pakistan.
This is a long term relationship.


I think what the air chief was saying is they are expecting 20 aircraft (different platforms) not only the super Mushshak.

bidexiii:

I think what the air chief was saying is they are expecting 20 aircraft (different platforms) not only the super Mushshak.

jakeporeshenko:
NA COIN