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These photos would make you believe Africa actually has a bright future to look forward too....
Ugandan Peacekeepers and what looks to be a heavily modified T-55 in mogadishu:
Another Ugandan in Somalia:
AU soldier in Darfur:
Government soldiers in Somalia:
This is a news feature on the Congolese Army offensive against the rebels in the Democratic Republic of the Congo right now. The fight is still ongoing.
Surplus Ukrainian T-55MV.Originally Posted by DanteXavier
Ugandan Peacekeepers and what looks to be a heavily modified T-55 in mogadishu:
Thanks for the clarification.
Great tread!!! Thanks for sharing those pics guys!
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Dude, not everywhere in Africa is the armpit of the world...
What's this, some sort of glorified Nebelwerfer?
Looks like a North Korean or Chinese Type-63 107 millimeter towed MRL.
Thnx dude, never seen that before...Looks like a North Korean or Chinese Type-63 107 millimeter towed MRL.
Alain Peligat, a former French army soldier and a member of the French charity Zoe's Ark, has his mouth covered by a Chadian soldier outside the courtroom of the central courts building in N'Djamena November 6, 2007. French President Nicolas Sarkozy promised on Tuesday to go back to Chad to bring home a group of Europeans accused of abducting 103 African children, but a Chadian minister insisted they should be tried in Chad.
A Congolese government soldier (R) keeps an eye on rebel fighters, who deserted the ranks of renegade Tutsi General Laurent Nkunda's dissident forces, in Goma, capital of violence-torn North Kivu province, October 19, 2007. Congo's army has orders to forcibly disarm soldiers loyal to Nkunda, President Joseph Kabila said on Wednesday, but he declined to say when the offensive would begin. *******/Joe Bavier (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO)
A Zambian soldier attends a farewell parade in Lusaka April 27, 2007, as part of the third contingent of 339 soldiers assigned to the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Abyei, Sudan.
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