guys its Chkil0 not chikl0 , ok this is my new account , more easy

SAAF gripen

Senegalese forces in some Gucci gear

Henry240:
The decline of South Africa’s defence industry

The biggest loser in this regard is the SA Army with most of its prime mission equipment “becoming obsolescent or even obsolete and key capability gaps emerging just as it is set to face more challenging tasks”. A lack of close-in anti-tank bunker weapons, air defence systems, air transportable combat and logistic vehicles and logistic vehicles to support mechanised forces are given as example of what the landward force needs.

The SA Air Force (SAAF) lacks a full range of precision weapons for fighters and combat helicopters, has no “serious maritime operations capability” as well as no airlift to support regional missions such as the African Standby Force (ASF) and the African Capability for Immediate Response to Crises (ACIRC).

The maritime service of the SANDF lacks adequate numbers of ships to meet current and envisioned regional commitment and lacks sealift to support regional missions according to the document.

http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48438:the-decline-of-south-africas-defence-industry&catid=7:Industry&Itemid=116

Henry may I ask where is Nigeria's Roland SAMs are they still operational and how will Nigeria defend itself if for instance the Ugandan military suddenly decides that Abuja is a nice camping spot for target practice.

As I'm totally clueless about military systems I would like you to tell me how the current Nigerian Air force would fair against 4 Su-27's since the 3 JF-17's is still a wish list.

Mercedes zetros , unimog trucks and class G 4*4 built locally algerian army

DictatorZAR1:


Henry may I ask where is Nigeria's Roland SAMs are they still operational and how will Nigeria defend itself if for instance the Ugandan military suddenly decides that Abuja is a nice camping spot for target practice.

As I'm totally clueless about military systems I would like you to tell me how the current Nigerian Air force would fair against 4 Su-27's since the 3 JF-17's is still a wish list.

Threat assessment, Threat posture.

just as you predicted. is your other name Nostradamus?

tdayof:
I see something coming

Algerian1:
Mercedes zetros , unimog trucks and class G 4*4 built locally algerian army

What's this romance between the Algerian army and Mercedes.

NAF trainee flying a T-38 Talon

jakeporeshenko:

What's this romance between the Algerian army and Mercedes.

Algeria currently restricts imports and encourages foreign brands to build assembly plants in Algeria under the law of 51% for nationals . Mercedes played the game and have an assembly plants and therefore his factory assembles several models of trucks, cars ,bus and engines with good ratio integration , thats why they are favored in the contracts with the Algerian army and algerian gouverment services

Henry240:

Threat assessment, Threat posture.

Threat designated, Threat destroyed.

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DictatorZAR1:


Threat designated, Threat destroyed.

Mate, thats unfair.

That Tucano was found.

Unfortunatly $600million was lost in the process.

jakeporeshenko:
Senegalese forces in some Gucci gear

Fancy!

DictatorZAR1:


Threat designated, Threat destroyed.

Correct. It means that Nigerian defence planners understand Nigerian threat requirements.

But then, we are talking about the SANDF sorry state. Then again, posting facts should not hurt your feelings.

Take up your concerns with your military top brass.

jakeporeshenko:
Senegalese forces in some Gucci gear

FACT:

Tight pants = tight groupings.

Henry240:


The L-39 based in Kano.

F7, that has been the route except these ones are exceptional.

Henry240:


Correct. It means that Nigerian defence planners understand Nigerian threat requirements.

But then, we are talking about the SANDF sorry state. Then again, posting facts should not hurt your feelings.

Take up your concerns with your military top brass.

SANDF is in a sorry state.... by OUR standards.

By your standards, it would be a dream come true.


Pic related (think about it).

New Headquarter of the Egyptian Ministry of Defense being build with 10 octagone buildings

patches689:


FACT:

Tight pants = tight groupings.

By groupings you referring to accuracy?

jakeporeshenko:

By groupings you referring to accuracy?

Yep, its an old meme

Nigerian navy SBS.
Sea, Air and land

The military parade marking the 61st anniversary of the Tunisian army


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moAxSIdAY5c



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rDxTs2VoLY

South Africa: Six Rhino Killed in Just One Night in Kwazulu-Natal Reserve

Horn poachers have killed another six rhino in a single night shoot-up in KwaZulu-Natal's flagship Hluhluwe-Imfolozi reserve.

It is understood that 11 gunshots were heard around 00:00 on Sunday. At first light on Monday, Ezemvelo KZN wildlife rangers and anti-poaching units went to where the gunshots had been heard and found six dead rhino.

All their horns had been hacked off and removed by the poaching gangs.

Ezemvelo spokesperson Musa Mntambo confirmed in a brief statement on Tuesday that the six animals had been killed in the Mbhuzane area, in the Imfolozi section of the park.
link [url]http://allafrica.com/stories/201707040579.html?utm_campaign=allafrica%3Aeditor&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_content=promote%3Aaans%3Aablfpu[/url]

newafricaken254:
South Africa: Six Rhino Killed in Just One Night in Kwazulu-Natal Reserve

Horn poachers have killed another six rhino in a single night shoot-up in KwaZulu-Natal's flagship Hluhluwe-Imfolozi reserve.

It is understood that 11 gunshots were heard around 00:00 on Sunday. At first light on Monday, Ezemvelo KZN wildlife rangers and anti-poaching units went to where the gunshots had been heard and found six dead rhino.

All their horns had been hacked off and removed by the poaching gangs.

Ezemvelo spokesperson Musa Mntambo confirmed in a brief statement on Tuesday that the six animals had been killed in the Mbhuzane area, in the Imfolozi section of the park.
link [url]http://allafrica.com/stories/201707040579.html?utm_campaign=allafrica%3Aeditor&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_content=promote%3Aaans%3Aablfpu[/url]

More Gripens are needed to patrol the area.

patches689:


SANDF is in a sorry state.... by OUR standards.

By your standards, it would be a dream come true.


Pic related (think about it).

What people fail to under is that things will get worse or bad in stages.

The SANDF the army specifically if things get worse will regress to a Rhodesian light infantry(paratroopers, air assault infantry etc) type of army. Shedding it's mechanized infantry, armour and medium artillery capabilities.

No army in sub Saharan Africa maintains any standardized or battalion level upwards credible mechanized infantry.

Is NAF going to repair the crashed AW101 or not

The photo of the airframe below was taken June this year.

Nigerian chief of air staff confirms NAF has winged over 30 pilots this year alone

jakeporeshenko:
Nigerian chief of air staff confirms NAF has winged over 30 pilots this year alone

Yet a country in Africa hasn't managed to wing more than 9 pilots for a certain easy to fly 4th generation fighter since 1999.

Nigerian navy NNS Centenary bridge