Armée Nigériane / Nigerian Armed Forces

PGM a écrit:

30 ans de service...ils sont rincés leurs cobra.

et en pus il sont pas resté dans le garage a la saoudienne

là on voit bien pourquoi les far ne veulent pas de mi 35 ...

le chargement des quatre premiers chars T-72A







http://bmpd.livejournal.com/1153632.html

Ils vont les recevoir , les stockés et ils vont pourrir sur place sans etre utilisé, et sans savoir les utilisé   deja que l'autre matos que du neuf ils n'en font rien, le Tchad et le Cameroun des pays avec 10 fois moins de moyens viennent leur sauver les fesses chez eux et avec leurs propres matériel , quelle honte quand meme ces nigérians ... les grandes major de l'armement leur fourgue a gogo et empoche le jackpot , sachant pertinement que ils n'ont pas le cerveau pour utiliser tout sa . Une armée de bras cassées qui a des moyens enormes a sa disposition , sa me rappelle quelqu’un dit donc

FAR SOLDIER a écrit:

Ils vont les recevoir , les stockés et ils vont pourrir sur place sans etre utilisé, et sans savoir les utilisé   deja que l'autre matos que du neuf ils n'en font rien, le Tchad et le Cameroun des pays avec 10 fois moins de moyens viennent leur sauver les fesses chez eux et avec leurs propres matériel , quelle honte quand meme ces nigérians ... les grandes major de l'armement leur fourgue a gogo et empoche le jackpot , sachant pertinement que ils n'ont pas le cerveau pour utiliser tout sa . Une armée de bras cassées qui a des moyens enormes a sa disposition , sa me rappelle quelqu’un dit donc

Je vais pas aller dire que ce sont des foufres de guerre mais avec leurs achats et tentatives tout azimut en ce moment ça sent l'opération d'envergure dans le nord

crash d'un CH-3 Nigérian

le drone est armé ?

Viper a écrit:

le drone est armé ?

oui ça se voit clairement sur l'image

pourquoi tant de méfiance ?

tout simplement je pensais les drone chinois n'était pas vendu armé... ça change bcp de choses

Viper a écrit:

tout simplement je pensais les drone chinois n'était pas vendu armé... ça change bcp de choses

en effet mais en face tu as pas une armée d’enmerdeur(amnesty etc) qui empêche de vendre tout et n'importe quoi à n'importe qui a votre avis pourquoi nos voisins prospecte en chine pour des drones
quand les russes en sortirons tu verra la même choses le drone armée est voué a être vendu et bientot amnesty et cie n'y pourront rien

T72

ah les cons ils devaient importer aussi des operateurs de drones

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NIGERIAN ARMY TAKE DELIVERY OF MORE CHINESE-BUILT BIGFOOT MRAPs

Posted on February 23, 2015


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FIELD IMAGERY: NIGERIAN ARMY T72AV TANK AND LANDCRUISER GUN TRUCK AT THE FRONTLINES ; BTR-4 INFANTRY FIGHTING VEHICLE DELIVERIES ALSO CONFIRMED

Posted on March 1, 2015 by beegeagle



A T72 AV battle tank of the Nigerian Army and a Landcruiser gun truck at a combat zone in the Mandara Mts districts


Inspecting BTR-4 Infantry Fighting Vehicles; Lt Gen Kenneth Minimah(r), Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff. Beside him is Maj Gen
Kenneth Osuji, GOC 1 Mechanised Division.


BTR-4 Infantry Fighting Vehicles

https://beegeagle.wordpress.com/2015/03/01/field-imagery-nigerian-army-t72av-tank-and-landcruiser-gun-truck-at-the-frontlines-btr-4-infantry-fighting-vehicle-deliveries-also-confirmed/

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F-7NI AirGuard jets of the Nigerian Air Force at Maiduguri

A freshly-supplied and upgraded Mi-35 attack helicopter (foreground) and an upgraded Super Puma helicopter (background)

An upgraded Super Puma helicopter of the Nigerian Air Force

des lance-roquettes Tchèque RM-70

malgrès que les nigérian soit de veritable mancho au rythme de leurs acquisition ça sent la fin de boko haram

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Deux Alpha Jet américains pour le Nigeria




Selon Air Force Daily et mes confrères sud-africains de Defenceweb, les forces aériennes nigérianes ont perçu deux Alpha Jet dont l'un aurait transité par l'Islande et le Royaume-Uni le 25 mars. Ces appareils vont permettre de remplacer ceux qui ont été détruits; initialement les Nigérians avaient acheté 24 Alpha Jet dans les années 1980.

Ces appareils proviennent des USA; ils ont été vendus par la société Air USA Inc.
Ces Alpha Jet ont été initialement vendus par la Luftwaffe à Air USA qui dispose de quatre types d'appareils: des Hawk, des  Alpha Jet, des L-59 Super Albatros et quelques Mig-29. Elle offre les prestations habituelles: simulation, plastronnage, opfor, tractage de cibles etc.

Air USA est en concurrence directe avec des sociétés bien implantées comme ATAC (Airborne Tactical Advantage Company), Phoenix Air, L3C Flight International, DADS (avec Top Aces et ATSI) ou encore Draken International. Elle a dû se résoudre à se séparer de quelques apapreils puisque ses activités ne semblent pas particulièrement importantes dans le domaine des Tactical Aircraft Services.

http://lignesdedefense.blogs.ouest-france.fr/

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NIGERIA’S WAR ON TERROR: MILITARY OPERATIONS IN NORTHEASTERN NIGERIA

Posted on April 10, 2015 by beegeagle


A Steyr 4K 7FA APC of the Nigerian Army


A Super Puma helicopter of the Nigerian Air Force and a PMC air assault trainer


A T72 M1 tank of the Nigerian Army on a tank transporter


Commandos of the 72 Strike Force, a unit trained by the South African PMC, STTEP, are seen here in a REVA MRAP bristling with weaponry


A South African-built REVA MRAP of the 72 Strike Force

TECHNICAL SUPPORT: MCSHEGZ

https://beegeagle.wordpress.com/2015/04/10/nigerias-war-on-terror-military-operations-in-northeastern-nigeria/

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NIGERIAN ARMY INDUCT ‘SPECIAL’ 6×6 “SOLDAT” KrAZ-6322 LORRIES; TECHNICIANS, DRIVERS COMPLETE TRAINING MODULE IN UKRAINE

Posted on April 29, 2015 by beegeagle



The extremely rugged SOLDAT, pictured here at MUBI, has lately been enjoying phenomenal sales success with major deliveries to the armies of Egypt, Iraq, Nigeria and Laos during the course of these past six months.The SOLDAT is also fielded by the armies of Ukraine, Angola, India, Indonesia and Yemen

The AutoKrAZ range of trucks first entered Nigerian service in 2008 when the Nigeria Police Force acquired a total of 100 units of the plucky 4×4 KrAZ 5233BE trucks which immediately got deployed to the Police Mobile Force and Counter Terrorist Unit formations.

MEANWHILE, mechanics and drivers of the Nigerian Army completed a two-week training in the operation, maintenance and repair of special KrAZ truck during Q4 2014 in Ukraine




https://beegeagle.wordpress.com/2015/04/29/nigerian-army-induct-special-6x6-soldat-kraz-6322-lorries-technicians-drivers-complete-training-module-in-ukraine/

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Nigeria's Buhari sacks top military chiefs as Boko Haram fight escalates
Heads of Nigeria's army, navy and air force sacked as criticism grows over resurgence of Islamist group since Muhammadu Buhari's election

Muhammadu Buhari, the Nigerian president, has sacked the country’s army, air force and naval chiefs after allegations of widespread human rights abuses by troops and a surge in violence by Boko Haram insurgents in the north of the country.

Mr Buhari, a former military dictator who ran Nigeria with an iron fist in the 1980s, had pledged in his inauguration speech in May to reform the armed forces but criticism of his failure to fulfil the pledge after almost two months in office was starting to grow.

The president has also moved Nigeria's defence command centre to Maiduguri, the birthplace of Boko Haram, and has been pushing for the rapid deployment of a new, regional military force to combat the jihadi sect.

The sackings come a month after Amnesty International accused Nigeria's military of systemic human rights abuses and the deaths of 8,000 prisoners by starvation, torture and summary execution under the guise of tackling Boko Haram’s six year insurgency, which itself has claimed thousands of lives and displaced more than a million people.



Amnesty also identified several top military officials it accused of complicity in war crimes, including Air Marshal Alex Badeh, the Chief of Defence Staff, and Major General Kenneth Minimah, the Chief of Army Staff, both of whom were sacked on Monday.

The campaign group has called for the military chiefs to be referred to the International Criminal Court for prosecution. Solomon Sacco, its senior legal adviser, applauded the sackings but called for them to be followed up with potential prosecutions to end a “cycle of violence”.

“While President Buhari seems to be sacking these officials because they have failed to stop Boko Haram from carrying out attacks on civilians, we believe that this is also an opportunity for the Nigerian government to confirm its commitment to investigate abuses committed by the army,” he said.

The military has repeatedly been accused of complicity, corruption and incompetence that has hamstrung attempts to crack down on Boko Haram, and Mr Buhari’s predecessor Goodluck Jonathan was perceived to be unwilling or unable to intervene.

International focus intensified on Nigeria’s efforts to quell the insurgency in April 2014 after the group kidnapped 219 schoolgirls from the northern village of Chibok. The case was picked up by Michelle Obama, the American first lady, and spawned a global social media campaign under the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls.

Further embarrassment for the military came during a series of operations to quell Boko Haram in the run-up to the general election earlier this year when unnamed senior commanders claimed several times to have “found” the Chibok girls, only for the claims to later be retracted.

Mr Buhari promised in his inauguration speech in May to “overhaul the rules of engagement to avoid human rights violations in operations and improve operational and legal mechanisms so that disciplinary steps are taken against proven human rights violations by the armed forces”.

Two weeks ago, the United Nations’ human rights chief called for the president to make good his pledge and “rebuild trust” between the authorities and populations terrorised by Boko Haram.

“It is time to give proper consideration to the need for a profound policy response that is grounded in the need for accountability and reconciliation, with measures to promote socio-economic rights and improve governance,” Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein said.

At least 550 people have been killed since Mr Buhari's inauguration and recent days have seen a string of suicide bombings.

Ryan Cummings, chief Africa analyst with South Africa-based Red 24, a crisis management firm, said Mr Buhari’s “positive” move was likely to have been a response to the Amnesty call to action as well as to growing criticism at home.

“The concern had been that because of his role as a former military commander, he might be more tolerant of the Nigerian military or have a more vested interest,” he said. “This move shows he is willing to make tough decisions where they have to be made that might be controversial or make him unpopular. It must be followed by top to bottom reform.”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk

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FIELD IMAGERY: A CHINESE-BUILT BIGFOOT MRAP OF THE NIGERIAN ARMY ARMED WITH TWIN W85 12.7MM MACHINE GUNS

Posted on July 20, 2015 by beegeagle


https://beegeagle.wordpress.com/2015/07/20/field-imagery-a-chinese-built-bigfoot-mrap-of-the-nigerian-army-armed-with-twin-w85-12-7mm-machine-guns/