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Pic 1: General Godwin Alabi in his Office during the Civil war.
Pic 2: Relief materials airlifted during the civil war

Landing and Logistical Support Vessel [Kalâat Beni Abbes] , Algerian Navy

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Female NPF Patrol team.
Dated 1960

Tinfoil:
https://videopress.com/v/kFlEJNg4

Bunch of delusional cowards, strap a bomb to yourself and kill a bunch of unsuspecting civilians in a market place and then end up with 72 virgins in paradise ? Hhahaha these guys are all on different strains of weed.

during his time as a poster here on Nairaland SiriusBlack posted real-time updates from the war against terror in the NE and this earned him the attention and affection of most Nairalanders who viewed his threads and contributions. some Nairalanders still occasionally ask about his well being. he stopped posting real-time pictures from the NE since his followership attracted the attention of the Nigerian defence headquarters who were forced to make a statement against the broadcast of pictures and photographs of officers on COIN duties.

jln115:
T72

Thanks.

Interesting, according to Wikipedia Uganda operates T-90s.

Tinfoil:
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U are sick!

africaken254:
its under the ministry of interior ,they work along side the regular police and are bitter rival to the point each has it own hierarchy command.it head is the Deputy Inspector of Police,this was enabled to allow better coordination in policing between administration police and regular police.they are more of gendarmes as they role involve policing mainly remote regions and borders of Kenya ,but recently their role has continued to diversify.they are also getting better kit ,weapons and equipments e.g MRAP's APC's ,helmets ,body armour e.t.c especially with the growing threat from better armed cattle rustlers and alshabaab

OK. Thank you very much for the clarification.

Xbee007:

U are sick!

I didn't make the video

Tinfoil is suspected to be of Somali origin, he is the only user on the thread that prefer posting terrorist propaganda as opposed to pictures and videos from official African militaries.

Tinfoil is the only contributor on this thread that have silently threatened another user by asking for the users address.

overhypedsteve:
Tinfoil is suspected to be of Somali origin, he is the only user on the thread that prefer posting terrorist propaganda as opposed to pictures and videos from official African militaries.

Tinfoil is the only contributor on this thread that have silently threatened another user by asking for the users address.

Lmao!!

Ze Germans are coming, again !
4 AN-124 with German Air Force Tornados bound for TFDC at AFB Overberg.

PICS: Courtesy of http://www.saairforce.co.za/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2507&start=885

Hrmnn:


Thanks.

Interesting, according to Wikipedia Uganda operates T-90s.

I know they ordered a bunch of them, not sure how many have arrived though!

Tchadian troops in Mali

Algerian meko A-200-AN 911 in Kiel port by Google Earth 3D

Fox 2 facility Rheinmetall Algéria

start the video from 00:47 to 02: 15


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9AyyVqafiM

chkil:
Landing and Logistical Support Vessel [Kalâat Beni Abbes] , Algerian Navy

I'm gland Algeria and Egypt are not anywhere close to SADC.

Flintlock 17

Rwanda Peace keepers in south sudan providing health care to the Locals

EE-9 Cascavel graveyard in Chad. These were captured as "spoils of war" from Libya in the late '80s.

off topic: AbuSayyaf Releases Video Shows Beheading Of German Hostage

Rwanda soldier interacting with local children's in CAR

Rwanda soldiers combat medic showcasing their skills using an advanced patient simulator during a visit by US ambassador to rwanda

SA booth at IDEX 2017

Mwari Paramount Group light reconnaissance aircraft SMART precision strike South Africa IDEX 2017


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezH-OL1PqzA&t=23s

Productions to begin in a few months time

ActivateKruger:


I'm gland Algeria and Egypt are not anywhere close to SADC.

We can only watch with a tinge of green. :-D The Egyptians get quite a kick with $1B US military aid. While the Algerians are 40m people producing 1.1bbl of oil.Thats lots of cash for both nations.Only Morocco is punching above its weight up there.

both SiriusBlack's thread and Henry240' thread were badly affected by the infamous nairaland data loss.

Here is a post by the two friends mourning the loss of their precious images.

Poor Henry, he was not going to let anything stop him. that's why I laugh when I hear him say he is leaving the thread for good cus of a small misunderstanding. we all know he has no where else to go. the last time he he tried leaving the thread for good he went to squat in Oga bidexi's thread and that of Nemesis4u and later came back home to his thread to continue posting pictures starting with that of a South African Gripen.

jakeporeshenko:
SA booth at IDEX 2017

Mwari Paramount Group light reconnaissance aircraft SMART precision strike South Africa IDEX 2017


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezH-OL1PqzA&t=23s

Productions to begin in a few months time

Yep. Production starts in April, for 2 launch customers. The factory will start off with capacity for 24 aircraft per year, with additional facilities earmarked to ramp up production to 4 aircraft per month, should the need arise .

and then it all started. 23pages into the thread and the sky was no longer big enough.

frumentius:


Yep. Production starts in April, for 2 launch customers. The factory will start off with capacity for 24 aircraft per year, with additional facilities earmarked to ramp up production to 4 aircraft per month, should the need arise .

Any idea who these 2 launch customers are ? wild guess maybe.

jakeporeshenko:
SA booth at IDEX 2017

Mwari Paramount Group light reconnaissance aircraft SMART precision strike South Africa IDEX 2017


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezH-OL1PqzA&t=23s

Productions to begin in a few months time

The initial production might be for the AHRLAC.

As the Mwari still has to undergo weapons integration etc.

Design for the South African Navy’s new survey ship confirmed




Norwegian ship design and shipbuilding company Vard Marine, a subsidiary of Italy’s Fincantiere group (which holds 55.63% of the Norwegian enterprise), has confirmed that its VARD 9 105 hydrographic/oceanographic ship design is the one offered to the South African Navy (SAN) by Southern African Shipyards of Durban, to fulfil Project Hotel.

South African defence acquisition, disposals and research and development agency Armscor recently announced that Southern African Shipyards had been selected as the preferred bidder for Project Hotel, which is intended to replace the SAN’s current hydrographic survey ship, the SAS Protea, which is now 45 years old.

The ship will have a diesel-electric power plant with a capacity of about 12.24 MW, giving a maximum speed of 18 knots (kts). It will have a range of 10 000 nautical miles and will carry a crew of 120, both sailors and scientists, with an endurance of 44 days.