showing the Rezonans-NE Stealth air target early warning radar range , if it is deployed in the capital Algiers , Algeria


1100 km range

el-mellah 938 , New Sailing school ship delivry soon

in HD : http://i.imgur.com/8WvWvOd.jpg

3 x C-130, 2 x A109, 2 x NH90 and paratroopers from Belgium in Gabon for Exercise Tropical Storm 2017.

F 16 Block 52+ , Moroccan AF


23 in service

Moroccan F16


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K61oyE_7kDE

"New" Namibian navy ships.

This pilot is crazy


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=227087854447010&id=220577298431399

iblawi:

This pilot is crazy


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=227087854447010&id=220577298431399

its an R.C plane my man

jakeporeshenko:

its an R.C plane my man

Thought as much. But it's nice to see the J-10 make such moves.

iblawi:




Thought as much. But it's nice to see the J-10 make such moves.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mc3zBMBI9PM

iblawi:

This pilot is crazy


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=227087854447010&id=220577298431399

CAS PLAYS HOST TO CHIEF OF SOUTH AFRICAN NAVY, DISCUSSES ISSUES OF COOPERATION FOR ENHANCED SECURITY




Hopefully we didn't get any "Sharks and Tourists" incident during the visit.

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..

Just like tourists won't go swimming where there are sharks, I won't sail a Coast Guard Cutter - with malevolent intent, to waters where these sharks prowl.

Henry240:
CAS PLAYS HOST TO CHIEF OF SOUTH AFRICAN NAVY, DISCUSSES ISSUES OF COOPERATION FOR ENHANCED SECURITY

Interesting. I knew NN hosted the CSAN and his delegation. Didn't know about NAF.

BTW, your CAS is light-skinned for a Nigerian. Sure he's not South African?

frumentius:


Interesting. I knew NN hosted the CSAN and his delegation. Didn't know about NAF.

BTW, your CAS is light-skinned for a Nigerian. Sure he's not South African?

Well, now you know. Essentially a general goodwill visit.

Nigerians are usually all shades of black. For a Nigerian, he is chocolate coloured, not even what we refer to as fair.

Nigerian Air Force

not really off-topic!

Coming soon to the Algerian army

BMPT Terminator-2

Henry240:

Well, now you know. Essentially a general goodwill visit.

Nigerians are usually all shades of black. For a Nigerian, he is chocolate coloured, not even what we refer to as fair.

...thank you...for the education as well, I think...

Man shall not live by patrolling Mogadishu alone.

AMISOM

Uganda

frumentius:


...thank you...for the education as well, I think...

Let me just say, you are not welcome!

Medal Parade at Simon's Town today, 29 September 2017.
Apologies for the shark .

PICS: Courtesy of Dean Wingrin and http://www.saairforce.co.za/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=2707&p=116727#p116722

Henry240:

Let me just say, you are not welcome!

Oh! I'm overwhelmed by the feels!!!

frumentius:

Oh! I'm overwhelmed by the feels!!!

Why couldn't you just be whelmed and relaxed?

Having indulged the congenitally dissimulating child too much, I'll move on to this Alpha jet chronicle.

On the morning of June 19, 2016, seven Toyota Hilux trucks manned by Boko Haram fighters lay in wait near Daira Noro, Borno State in northeastern Nigeria.
Members of a fundamentalist insurgency infamous for its terrorist attacks and kidnappings of young girls, the fighters had recently been chased out of their camps in Sambisa forest by an African multi-national task force.
As the African forces advanced north in pursuit, the Boko Haram fighters had prepared a road-side ambush under tree cover. Two of their trucks were armed with heavy machine guns.
The distant whine of small airplane engines sounded overhead. An unarmed civilian plane flew by.
Then suddenly, a small twin-engine fighter — an Alpha Jet — came screaming over the horizon. Radioed the position of the Boko Haram fighters by the unarmed plane — actually a King Air 350 surveillance aircraft — the Alpha Jet unleashed a barrage of rockets on the concealed ambush, followed by 250-pound bombs and strafing runs.

The Toyotas were all destroyed and the ambush force thrown into chaos.

Nigerian ground forces followed close on the heels of the jet and chased off the survivors. They counted 15 bodies and two abandoned rocket-propelled grenades.
This incident, as reported by Nigerian air force Group Captain Ayodele Famuyiwa, highlights the role of air power in the struggle against the brutal Boko Haram insurgency in northern Nigeria.
In addition to the Alpha Jets, Hind attack helicopters and F-7 fighters — Chinese-built copies of the MiG-21 — have taken part in the air campaign. But the Alpha Jets, taken out of near-retirement five years ago, also played in important — and at times controversial — role supporting Nigerian peacekeeping troops in Liberia and Sierra Leone during the 1990s.

This is the story of how a diminutive jet trainer made its mark on West Africa.

The rest here: https://warisboring.com/nigerias-tiny-low-tech-alpha-jets-have-flown-in-brutal-wars-across-africa/

"Congratulations Frumentius", you finally took out time to learn something new!

I noticed the 2 new words.

Algerian1:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mc3zBMBI9PM

Don't tell me this is the same as what I posted earlier on.

The tires should tell the difference though.

Please can anyone share Nigerian Defense blogs apart from beegeagles, Defense Nigeria and African military blog

China Offers $100M Free Military Assistance To African Union

China has pledged $100 million free military assistance to support the African Standby Force and rapid-response force for the next five years, state-run news agency Global Times reports.
China is negotiating with the African Union to draft the implementation plan for the assistance, Wu Qian, spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, was quoted as saying at a monthly briefing on Thursday.
During the Thursday briefing, Wu said that China has registered an 8,000-strong standby peacekeeping force at the UN.
The standby force will play a constructive role in maintaining world peace and regional stability, Wu added.
Troops from China's ground force, navy, air force as well as its logistics force will undertake tasks such as combat readiness training and disaster relief in China before any missions overseas.

linkhttp://www.defenseworld.net/news/20803/China_Offers__100M_Free_Military_Assistance_To_African_Union#.Wc5DZVuCzDd

iblawi:


Don't tell me this is the same as what I posted earlier on.

The tires should tell the difference though.

as you can see on the video the tires in these RC models can be retracted like real planes , but yes its not the same demo just an exemple