bidexiii:



late sgt barewa from 5bn has no combat capability.
He was just loved by the occupants of Olele barracks and Before his death he was visited like he was in the zoo.
Check the battalion flag it has a deer in it.

bidexiii:
Well done, SNA defended Balidogle . The terrorist SVBIED truck exploded outside the base, troops capture those images, al shabaab totally failed in this attack.

Uwaomaokey:
It be like this sometimes, this is a chilling audio recording of Russian Units surrounded & outnumbered by Chechen Rebels, during the first Chechen war. Grozny 1996.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/uqNfk5Lh8xA

Litmus:
Ok, folks, it's that time of the year when we ask for the whereabouts of our JF17's. What happen to all the talk of third quarter of the year and what not? At this rate, those things will only land in Nigeria when, dated, they would be by comparison to aircrafts of the time mere Embraer EMB 312 equivalents.

seankafor:
that jf17 be like all those love scams wey dey happen on fb and insta..

Those niggas done scam us las las

Odunayaw:
JF17s will come


but boy am I tired

bidexiii:
This one-minute video celebrates the birth of the son of one of our Fallen Heroes, late Flight Lieutenant Pereowei Jacob, who paid the supreme price in service to our Fatherland, along with 4 of his colleagues, when their attack helicopter crashed while providing Close Air Support to personnel of 145 Battalion Nigerian Army (NA) in Damasak, Borno State. The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Family welcomes Baby Pereowei Jaden Jacob and pledges that it will continue to care for him as it does for the families of all our Fallen Heroes.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_uMP8qHeRM

oyinpr:
You live on bro, I still remember the last chat we had on the 1st of January and how you assured me that you were giving those goat f**kers hell!!. Rest easy SkyHawk!

rka2:
RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Germany --

The 4th Combat Training Squadron assigned to the Warrior Preparation Center at Einsiedlerhof Air Station, Germany, hosted Nigerian and Tunisian service members for the first iteration of a new two-week course, Sept. 9-20.

The Africans participated in the first Air to Ground Integration Course as part of a $300 million congressionally approved funding program. The course develops air to ground integration capabilities with African nation partners.

“Air to Ground integration is the coordinated air attack by fixed wing and rotary aircraft against hostile targets,” said Capt. Matthew Roberts, 4th CTS chief of plans and programs.

The United States is committed to partnering with African countries to address compatible strategic security objectives, added Staff Sgt. Roger Frederick, 4th CTS tactical air party craftsman.

Those objectives include combating destabilizing issues and violent extremist activities which could threaten regional security, Frederick continued.

“A course like this is important for interoperability,” said Roberts. “We need to be able to deploy air power forward across any continent with any of our partners and conduct the same operational and training possibilities downrange.”

The course consisted of a week of classroom studies, a week of simulator training, and a capstone event where airmen controlled aircraft on a range.

U.S. Air Forces Africa acts as a reliable military partner in Africa. They seek to be the security partner of choice by working with partnered security forces based on their operational needs, Frederick said.

“This course actually provides two-way learning,” Frederick said. “I know have a better understanding of how Nigeria employs their air force and it’s opened up perspective on how they integrate. I can take the lessons they’ve taught me and apply it to future scenarios.”

AFAFRICA conducts multilateral and mil-to-mil engagements and security assistance with African air forces in order to build aviation capacities, enhance regional cooperation, and increase interoperability.

rka2:
RAMSTEIN AIR BASE, Germany --

The 4th Combat Training Squadron assigned to the Warrior Preparation Center at Einsiedlerhof Air Station, Germany, hosted Nigerian and Tunisian service members for the first iteration of a new two-week course, Sept. 9-20.

The Africans participated in the first Air to Ground Integration Course as part of a $300 million congressionally approved funding program. The course develops air to ground integration capabilities with African nation partners.

“Air to Ground integration is the coordinated air attack by fixed wing and rotary aircraft against hostile targets,” said Capt. Matthew Roberts, 4th CTS chief of plans and programs.

The United States is committed to partnering with African countries to address compatible strategic security objectives, added Staff Sgt. Roger Frederick, 4th CTS tactical air party craftsman.

Those objectives include combating destabilizing issues and violent extremist activities which could threaten regional security, Frederick continued.

“A course like this is important for interoperability,” said Roberts. “We need to be able to deploy air power forward across any continent with any of our partners and conduct the same operational and training possibilities downrange.”

The course consisted of a week of classroom studies, a week of simulator training, and a capstone event where airmen controlled aircraft on a range.

U.S. Air Forces Africa acts as a reliable military partner in Africa. They seek to be the security partner of choice by working with partnered security forces based on their operational needs, Frederick said.

“This course actually provides two-way learning,” Frederick said. “I know have a better understanding of how Nigeria employs their air force and it’s opened up perspective on how they integrate. I can take the lessons they’ve taught me and apply it to future scenarios.”

AFAFRICA conducts multilateral and mil-to-mil engagements and security assistance with African air forces in order to build aviation capacities, enhance regional cooperation, and increase interoperability.

Toju200:
Saw on d news 25Soilders killed 60 missing in Mali Attack.....rka2, bidexiii Do u have the link or story line