Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Yet we train their officers at Lanet . Their Special Forces are trained in Gilgil .
I don’t know what comparison standards you are implying and I don’t care but all I know is facts I posted.
You can say KDF or TPDF are more British like in terms of chain of command ( due to colonialism) but KDF is more influenced by the United States in terms of operations system. I wish you went past 7th grade so we can have a reasonable conversation..🤪

Having a base doesnt mean a training program


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John Garang, he completed his secondary education at Magamba Senior Secondary School in Tanzania.
Dr. John Garang de Mabior, the founding father of South Sudan

Hili unalijua au hujui?
Even my own Dad ( the founder of me ) went to university of Dar but Bongo doesn’t influence my life for that matter ..please go back to school …😆😆
 
Even my own Dad ( the founder of me ) went to university of Dar but Bongo doesn’t influence my life for that matter ..please go back to school …😆😆
sasa wewe unajua nn hii dunia, have you seen anything extra than those slums 😆
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Yet we train their officers at Lanet . Their Special Forces are trained in Gilgil .
I don’t know what comparison standards you are implying and I don’t care but all I know is facts I posted.
You can say KDF or TPDF are more British like in terms of chain of command ( due to colonialism) but KDF is more influenced by the United States in terms of operations system. I wish you went past 7th grade so we can have a reasonable conversation..🤪
Special Forces Command (SFC): South Sudanese special units, advanced tactical teams, and commandos are frequently sent to Uganda to train alongside the UPDF's elite Special Forces Command.

Training Locations: They utilize highly specialized Ugandan facilities like the Oliver Tambo School of Leadership in Kaweweta and various urban warfare and counter-terrorism schools in Entebbe and Nakasongola. They focus on VIP protection, counter-insurgency, and rapid-response tactics.

1. Uganda (The Primary External Trainer)
2. Egypt
3. Domestic Training Centers (South Sudan)
4. Ethiopia and Regional Academies


Kenya haipo kwenye top 5.
 
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