Mwanzi1
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When you can't fight back, you pull the grammar cat.
When you can't fight back, you pull the grammar cat.Your English grammar is wanting. Sketchy at best.
Eagle [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji30][emoji30][emoji30][emoji30][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]Watu wanajuwa kupika maneno, just to boost their eagle. Hizi vitu ni mitumba (left over with old technology) na wamepewa bure, leo tunaimbiwa nyimbo za kunuua, khaa...!!!
Usimjaribu [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]Magufuli akisikia hili atanunua kama 10 ivi kwa cash toka China.
Free?????Are you bragging on free given helicopters? Kenyan are very funny creatures ever existed in the world!
Eagle [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji30][emoji30][emoji30][emoji30][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
Ari Banklay?? Loool [emoji23][emoji23]Tihahahhaaaaa... Eagle!!! Am done with that one. Ni kama mwingine alikuwa anasema Banklays akimaanisha Barclays..... Tihahahhaaaaa
The serious hardwares hawata zisplash all over the mediaMi nangoja wakati war ships zikianza kuingia between 2017-18
According to a recent report on Kenya’s defence industry market attractiveness, overall military spending will grow to $5.5 billion by 2018 as the country acquires helicopters, eight new warships, armoured vehicles, unmanned
aerial vehicles (UAVs) and border surveillance and monitoring equipment..
Read more about EA future trends on defence spending. African countries stockpile weapons in the face of Boko Haram, Al Shabaab insurgency.
KUongezeka kwa bajet and spendings ya jeshi wakati wananchi wananjaa hadi uvunguni...Mi nangoja wakati war ships zikianza kuingia between 2017-18
According to a recent report on Kenya’s defence industry market attractiveness, overall military spending will grow to $5.5 billion by 2018 as the country acquires helicopters, eight new warships, armoured vehicles, unmanned
aerial vehicles (UAVs) and border surveillance and monitoring equipment..
Read more about EA future trends on defence spending. African countries stockpile weapons in the face of Boko Haram, Al Shabaab insurgency.
[emoji817] [emoji817]Free?????
Mnashida who in the world is given free helicopters ??? Dimbidi nyinyi
They are worth 11bn KSHS
KENYA spends 225bn kshs yearly on its military slated to rise to 550bn come 2018-2020
That is 2.25bn$
To
5.5bn$
Tanzania mko bado 367mn$
That is 36.7bn kshs
Mtatu judge juu ya Somalia Lakini msijidanganye mtuingilie Hamta penda
Already KDF imesema ikitoka Somalia Ita retire all its F5E FIGHTER jets for f16eagles
Na New warships zinaingia 2018
Wevalredy have the Largest Navy off Egypt and SA in the East coast Same size as Nigerias Navy
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Meanwhile 2018 deal ya f16 iko loaded
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Kenya Airforce To Retire F-5 Fighter Jets After Somalia Combat Operations
After conducting hundreds of air raids on militant positions, training camps, bases, and logistics posts, the F-5 Tiger fighter jet will most certainly retire and allow a new fleet to guard the Kenyan airspace.
Geopolitics and Defense procurement complexities has hindered purchase of F-16 fighter which could have replaced the fleet 2 years ago.
KDF has been working hard to secure an American deal but costs and maintenance contracts often obscures the deal.
However, the oil production dream and the stable economic growth promises better days for KDF pilots.
Procuring new planes requires plenty of planning and training of the pilots. Also establishing new runways for the aircraft’s is a need.
KDF lost one of the F-5 Tiger’s in Somalia along with its pilot after it crashed.
The aircraft avionics failed as the pilot maneuvered back to the airspace after bombing a foreign fighters training camp near Kismayu Somalia.
The pilot killed over 80 Al-Shabaab fighters in the airstrike.
US Navy Seabees Constructing Jet Handling Runway In Wajir Airbase Kenya
US Navy Seebees, the Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 3 will start to greatly expand the runways at Wajir Airport and Military airbase.
Wajir Airport was built by HZ, an Israel construction Company between l977 and 1978, as a military airbase.
President Hon Mwai Kibaki of the republic of Kenya commissioned the airport to accommodate larger military aircrafts operations in 2009
US Seebees confirmed that this is the biggest project they have ever worked on besides emphasizing that the type of aircraft to be used in this particular airport might be superior.
Intelligence on how large the new runway will be or even the specific types aircraft that will be able to use it is still scanty.
The US Navy unit will bring its own equipment confirmed Cdr. Scott Raymond, the unit
I didn't THING, but I THINK I've made a point.Hahaha... so you thing you have made a point.....Tihihi
You can join in, let's sing KUMBAYA while we both thinking.YEAP..
KEEP THINKING
You can join in, let's sing KUMBAYA while we both thinking.
Karangi is a SHUJAAH..The way he planned Kismaayu capture was superb..I think they should make a movie about itFree?????
Mnashida who in the world is given free helicopters ??? Dimbidi nyinyi
They are worth 11bn KSHS
KENYA spends 225bn kshs yearly on its military slated to rise to 550bn come 2018-2020
That is 2.25bn$
To
5.5bn$
Tanzania mko bado 367mn$
That is 36.7bn kshs
Mtatu judge juu ya Somalia Lakini msijidanganye mtuingilie Hamta penda
Already KDF imesema ikitoka Somalia Ita retire all its F5E FIGHTER jets for f16eagles
Na New warships zinaingia 2018
Wevalredy have the Largest Navy off Egypt and SA in the East coast Same size as Nigerias Navy
View attachment 442564View attachment 442565
Meanwhile 2018 deal ya f16 iko loaded
View attachment 442566View attachment 442567View attachment 442568View attachment 442569View attachment 442570View attachment 442571View attachment 442572View attachment 442573View attachment 442574View attachment 442575
Kenya Airforce To Retire F-5 Fighter Jets After Somalia Combat Operations
After conducting hundreds of air raids on militant positions, training camps, bases, and logistics posts, the F-5 Tiger fighter jet will most certainly retire and allow a new fleet to guard the Kenyan airspace.
Geopolitics and Defense procurement complexities has hindered purchase of F-16 fighter which could have replaced the fleet 2 years ago.
KDF has been working hard to secure an American deal but costs and maintenance contracts often obscures the deal.
However, the oil production dream and the stable economic growth promises better days for KDF pilots.
Procuring new planes requires plenty of planning and training of the pilots. Also establishing new runways for the aircraft’s is a need.
KDF lost one of the F-5 Tiger’s in Somalia along with its pilot after it crashed.
The aircraft avionics failed as the pilot maneuvered back to the airspace after bombing a foreign fighters training camp near Kismayu Somalia.
The pilot killed over 80 Al-Shabaab fighters in the airstrike.
US Navy Seabees Constructing Jet Handling Runway In Wajir Airbase Kenya
US Navy Seebees, the Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 3 will start to greatly expand the runways at Wajir Airport and Military airbase.
Wajir Airport was built by HZ, an Israel construction Company between l977 and 1978, as a military airbase.
President Hon Mwai Kibaki of the republic of Kenya commissioned the airport to accommodate larger military aircrafts operations in 2009
US Seebees confirmed that this is the biggest project they have ever worked on besides emphasizing that the type of aircraft to be used in this particular airport might be superior.
Intelligence on how large the new runway will be or even the specific types aircraft that will be able to use it is still scanty.
The US Navy unit will bring its own equipment confirmed Cdr. Scott Raymond, the unit
Tuko somalia pia acha kubadilisha story hzo 8 helicopters pekee ni = a third of Tanzanias Total military budgetKUongezeka kwa bajet and spendings ya jeshi wakati wananchi wananjaa hadi uvunguni...
You read it right, I didn't mean EGO I meant EAGLE mla nyama. Man Eat Man ati..... nakumbuka iyoEagle [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji30][emoji30][emoji30][emoji30][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
Sasa nyie si mpo vitani...na wamarekani wanawachukulia nyie kama potential customers. Na hilo ndilo lengo lao...na ata vita wanavyovisababisha duniani ni ili wapate soko la silaha zao...sioni haja ya kujisifu hapo..dont be a foolTuko somalia pia acha kubadilisha story hzo 8 helicopters pekee ni = a third of Tanzanias Total military budget
At 11bn kshs the 8 helicopters = 1/3 of Tanzanias 36.7bn kshs military budget
Kenya is spending 225bn kshs on its military
It will only happen when the sun rises from West to East.When will Kenya procure F-16s? That's the important question.