China, Tanzania carrying out month long joint naval drills

[OLESAIDIMU]

Now with number of choppers you have ...in 50 years of your independence ..how many really battles have you won ...not mentioning wars ...? ...other than fighting cattle's restlers ..in Pokot and semi arid areas ..tribal restles .., todate you are having one of your first really test in 50 years in Somalia ..better finish that ..first.
Those guys who have taken Migingo ...have really tested your sorveinity ..,if such happen in ourside we all work up as a nation ...not thinking that Migingo is for Luo or any section ....,any inch of your land must be met with the full force ..then you can say you have men . I think Ugandans are very good and hardened .
Last year when there were people claiming certain lake .....we moved a full scale Brigade within 24 hours ..at the boarder awaiting orders ...while performing a placebo drill 24/7...and within no time at the other side everybody was fleeing ... those choppers and Migs are useful in parade acrobat ...not for a really ...war...they are just meant to support hardened infantry and special forces .

Thank you!!!!

 

[Phillemon Mikael]

Bangi umevuta na hukutoa mbegu, KNS Jasiri imenunuliwa ikiwa mpya wakati wa Kibaki

We know Even the inflated price which you bought from Italy ..as well as its original prices ...,which brought a long controversy....it's shortfall specs etc ....that is just ..a Patrol Stuff for coast Guard ,the most it can do is to destroy coccaine pile ( posho flour exchanged )

 

[MTAZAMO]

We know Even the inflated price which you bought from Italy ..as well as its original prices ...,which brought a long controversy....it's shortfall specs etc ....that is just ..a Patrol Stuff for coast Guard ,the most it can do is to destroy coccaine pile ( posho flour exchanged )

Hahahaha......umeua......hawarudi tena hawa wakenya.....ako na maneno mingi wakati wako very week kijeshi ......

 

[Yule-Msee]

We know Even the inflated price which you bought from Italy ..as well as its original prices ...,which brought a long controversy....it's shortfall specs etc ....that is just ..a Patrol Stuff for coast Guard ,the most it can do is to destroy coccaine pile ( posho flour exchanged )

so there was corruption, but there is a ship unlike in Tanzania where there is corruption and no ship

 

[Jay One]

so there was corruption, but there is a ship unlike in Tanzania where there is corruption and no ship

=> Only 4 Somalis are enough to beat ALL KDF, Kenyan POLICE & Secret Service...!! Source:: West Gate Terror...!!! Even up to date, u failed to beat Al Shabab in Somalia....IF U WANNA KNOW TPDF, LET SOMALIS TRY TO ATTACK TANZANIANS.....We conquer all Somalia land and become the Tanzania mainland...!!!

 

[OLESAIDIMU]

so there was corruption, but there is a ship unlike in Tanzania where there is corruption and no ship

Ha ha haaaa there is no lesser devil when it comes to buying a patrol boat! !!!

 

[NDINDA]

ENJOY

KAZI ZA MIKONO, CHINESE VS TANZANIA TPDF






CHINESE

TANZANIAN (TPDF) ON THE LOCAL PAPER THEY WROTE "NA SISI TUNAWEZA"

 

[NDINDA]

YOU GUYS DONT KNOW TANZANIA, DONT KNOW TPDF, REASON YOU TALK TOO MUCH!


I think we are getting our stuffs from almost every one


ISRAEL MG GALIL

USA M4

Flickr 上 jazzbeezy 的 Tanzanians

UK RADAR SYSTEMS/ LANDROVER DEFENDERS

INDIA ASHOK LEYLAND (we received 723 trucks )

CHINA

ITALY IVECO TRUCKS
ETC

[/CENTER]

 

[NDINDA]

 

[NDINDA]

PHOTOS FROM THE REHEARSAL

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[NDINDA]

 

[MK254]

=> Only 4 Somalis are enough to beat ALL KDF, Kenyan POLICE & Secret Service...!! Source:: West Gate Terror...!!! Even up to date, u failed to beat Al Shabab in Somalia....IF U WANNA KNOW TPDF, LET SOMALIS TRY TO ATTACK TANZANIANS.....We conquer all Somalia land and become the Tanzania mainland...!!!

Ukimaliza hivyo viroba nenda kalale, haifai kuingia JF ukiwa mlevi maana kesho utakua na aibu ukiona zile pumba uliandika.

 

[Phillemon Mikael]

so there was corruption, but there is a ship unlike in Tanzania where there is corruption and no ship

How about your Migs lying at Air Force which they have never be flown since they were delivered ...painted scrap metals

So you ..are talking about undelivered stuffs ..we have just told you your side ..instead of relying on assumptions ..tell us which particular hardware purchases are you talking about ?
Just for the sake of record in this argument some years ago we had ..our mordern radar over 80 million sterling pound of inflated sum refunded ..by BAE ..perhaps the time we are spending here can Worthy spending campaigning for refund of hundreds of millions inflated ..in your patrol boat ( "navy war ship "). And defunct MiGs.

 

[Yule-Msee]

How about your Migs lying at Air Force which they have never be flown since they were delivered ...painted scrap metals

So you ..are talking about undelivered stuffs ..we have just told you your side ..instead of relying on assumptions ..tell us which particular hardware purchases are you talking about ?
Just for the sake of record in this argument some years ago we had ..our mordern radar over 80 million sterling pound of inflated sum refunded ..by BAE ..perhaps the time we are spending here can Worthy spending campaigning for refund of hundreds of millions inflated ..in your patrol boat ( "navy war ship "). And defunct MiGs.

Kweli hujui unachoongea, Kenya hatujawai tumia migs, hatujawai nunua migs. We rely on F5 eagles. Picha ya war ship, ama hamna?
Huyo jamaa hapo juu ameweka picha za wanamaji wakifanya zoezi nchi kavu, why not on water where their job is, ama ni vile Navy yenu ina motor boats pekee

 

[Geza Ulole]

Kweli hujui unachoongea, Kenya hatujawai tumia migs, hatujawai nunua migs. We rely on F5 eagles. Picha ya war ship, ama hamna?
Huyo jamaa hapo juu ameweka picha za wanamaji wakifanya zoezi nchi kavu, why not on water where their job is, ama ni vile Navy yenu ina motor boats pekee

Kenya Airforce buys junk fighter jets

Posted on July 15, 2008 by nairobichronicle
Reports in Kenya's media indicate that the country's airforce will spend US$23 million acquiring obsolete fighter jets to revamp its fleet.

A Kenya Airforce F-5 fighter jet. Picture by Wikipedia.

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According to the Standard newspaper, Kenya will replace its own aging F-5 fighter jets with 15 F-5s being disposed by the Jordanian Airforce. The government will pay Kshs1.5 billion ($23 million at current rates) for acquisition and transportation of the craft from Jordan. The money will also cater for spare parts and the training of Kenyan crews.

The $23 million price tag for used, obsolete fighter craft may raise more than a little eyebrows. Kenya's economy was badly affected by violence early this year following disputed elections in December 2007. Though the government has pledged to rebuild vandalized properties and to compensate those affected by the clashes, funds are difficult to come by. Government estimates put the reconstruction budget at Shs31 billion ($500 million).

Corruption allegations in government circles may hinder the flow of funds from traditional donor nations. At the same time, uncertainty caused by political wrangling is expected to slow down investment, further undermining economic performance. Rising food and oil prices are hitting the population especially hard, further worsening the effects of poverty and 60% unemployment.

The F-5 fighter jet was developed by Northrop Corporation in the 1950s as a light combat aircraft. During the Cold War, the F-5 proved popular with allies of the United States especially in the developing world. Kenya acquired its F-5 fleet in the 1970s and 80s and probably wants to replace its aging aircraft by acquiring the same model elsewhere.

However, the last F-5 was built in 1989, indicating that the Jordanian jets are at least 20 years old. Airforce top brass are yet to explain why they could not buy new fighter jets that are readily available in the international arms market.

This would not be the first time that a purchase of military hardware in Kenya is causing scandal. An ally of President Mwai Kibaki was forced to resign several years ago, after it emerged that a ship the Navy had ordered was a converted civilian vessel. Kenya's Police force has also come under heavy criticism for buying oversized, second hand helicopters from Russia, and whose maintenance is becoming very expensive.

Within East Africa, Uganda, has experienced a "junk helicopters" scandal. The government of President Yoweri Museveni bought obsolete helicopters from Russia at above-average prices. One of the helicopters crashed in 2006, killing among other people the new President of Southern Sudan, Dr John Garang.

​Kenya Airforce buys junk fighter jets | The Nairobi Chronicle

 

[NDINDA]

As i said , most of you guys know nothing about Tanzania, reason you talk too much!
Tanzania had 13 warships since 1969, our Army recently have been upgraded and see those weapons , look at the normal police , the kind of equipments they are using , then come and think what TPDF is using! If you don't know , doesn't mean we dont have.




Kamandi ya Jeshi la Majini | JESHI LA ULINZI LA WANANCHI WA TANZANIA

 

[MK254]

As i said , most of you guys know nothing about Tanzania, reason you talk too much!
Tanzania had 13 warships since 1969, our Army recently have been upgraded and see those weapons , look at the normal police , the kind of equipments they are using , then come and think what TPDF is using! If you don't know , doesn't mean we dont have.




Kamandi ya Jeshi la Majini | JESHI LA ULINZI LA WANANCHI WA TANZANIA

Hizo meli 13 ni aina gani, weka picha, sisi tumeonyesha ngoma yetu ikirusha mzinga.

 

[Yule-Msee]

As i said , most of you guys know nothing about Tanzania, reason you talk too much!
Tanzania had 13 warships since 1969, our Army recently have been upgraded and see those weapons , look at the normal police , the kind of equipments they are using , then come and think what TPDF is using! If you don't know , doesn't mean we dont have.




Kamandi ya Jeshi la Majini | JESHI LA ULINZI LA WANANCHI WA TANZANIA

Meli mliyopewa 45 years ago ikiwa 2nd hand bado mwathani yafanya kazi, mnavichekesho. Ships get spotted whenever they leave and come to port, the fact that no Tanzania Navy ship comes to port or leaves any port means there is no ship, just scrap. Ama labda mlikuwa upgraded na ile technolojia mpya ya invisible ship?

 

[Yule-Msee]

Kenya Airforce buys junk fighter jets

Posted on July 15, 2008 by nairobichronicle
Reports in Kenya’s media indicate that the country’s airforce will spend US$23 million acquiring obsolete fighter jets to revamp its fleet.

A Kenya Airforce F-5 fighter jet. Picture by Wikipedia.

​

According to the Standard newspaper, Kenya will replace its own aging F-5 fighter jets with 15 F-5s being disposed by the Jordanian Airforce. The government will pay Kshs1.5 billion ($23 million at current rates) for acquisition and transportation of the craft from Jordan. The money will also cater for spare parts and the training of Kenyan crews.

The $23 million price tag for used, obsolete fighter craft may raise more than a little eyebrows. Kenya’s economy was badly affected by violence early this year following disputed elections in December 2007. Though the government has pledged to rebuild vandalized properties and to compensate those affected by the clashes, funds are difficult to come by. Government estimates put the reconstruction budget at Shs31 billion ($500 million).

Corruption allegations in government circles may hinder the flow of funds from traditional donor nations. At the same time, uncertainty caused by political wrangling is expected to slow down investment, further undermining economic performance. Rising food and oil prices are hitting the population especially hard, further worsening the effects of poverty and 60% unemployment.

The F-5 fighter jet was developed by Northrop Corporation in the 1950s as a light combat aircraft. During the Cold War, the F-5 proved popular with allies of the United States especially in the developing world. Kenya acquired its F-5 fleet in the 1970s and 80s and probably wants to replace its aging aircraft by acquiring the same model elsewhere.

However, the last F-5 was built in 1989, indicating that the Jordanian jets are at least 20 years old. Airforce top brass are yet to explain why they could not buy new fighter jets that are readily available in the international arms market.

This would not be the first time that a purchase of military hardware in Kenya is causing scandal. An ally of President Mwai Kibaki was forced to resign several years ago, after it emerged that a ship the Navy had ordered was a converted civilian vessel. Kenya’s Police force has also come under heavy criticism for buying oversized, second hand helicopters from Russia, and whose maintenance is becoming very expensive.

Within East Africa, Uganda, has experienced a “junk helicopters” scandal. The government of President Yoweri Museveni bought obsolete helicopters from Russia at above-average prices. One of the helicopters crashed in 2006, killing among other people the new President of Southern Sudan, Dr John Garang.

​Kenya Airforce buys junk fighter jets | The Nairobi Chronicle

Ikiwa Kenyan jets ni scrap, yamaanisha kuwa ni ndege za Tanzania zinaponda alshababa?

Kenya 'bombs al-Shabab bases' in Somalia - BBC News

 

[msemakweli]

6. Tanzania: Tanzania has the most powerful army in East Africa; The Tanzania Peoples' Defence Force (TPDF) (Swahili: Jeshi la Wananchi wa Tanzania (JWTZ) the one defeated Idi Amin of Uganda with big help form Muammar Al-Gaddafi of Libya and . The Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) The Tanzania People' Defence Force includes Land Forces Command, Naval Command, Air Force Command, and Military Intelligence. Julius Kambarage Nyerere (The first Tanzania's President) prepared president Laurent Desire Kabila of DR Congo to take over the powerful Mobutu Sese Seko Nkuku Ngbendu WA Zabanga; also prepared his son Joseph Kabila. Tanzania has trained Congolese solders in Tabora and Kigoma region for Kabila to return in Congo and take over power. Both Kabilas father and son were schooled and lived most of their lives in Tanzania before returning to Congo. Tanzania Also prepared Yoweri Kaguta Museveni who also schooled and lived in Tanzania before the Tanzania and Uganda war that resulted in defeating Dictator Idi Amin. Most Uganda leader got help from Tanzania before becoming leaders. This includes: Tito Lutwa Okello, Yusuf Kironde Lule, and Bazilio Olara-Okello. Recently, Tanzania did not want to send his solders in Somalia but offer training to Somali solders who will soon return to protect their country. Tanzania sent 924 soldiers to lead the African Union Solders in Comoros's Island to take Colonel Mohamed Bacar of Anjouan off power. Tanzania has the 3rd largest army in number troops after Ethiopia, and Eritrea, and recently considered the second in equipment after Kenya, but with more well trained troops. The recent estimation shows that Tanzania is the country in East-Africa followed by Ethiopia.
Source; http://www.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_top_ten_countries_with_the_strongest_armies_in_Africa