Namibia
Namibia
Capital:Windhoek
Modern Historical
Former German colony.
The Germans committed genocide against the native Herero and Namaqua peoples, killing off most of the population. Deliberately tried to assimilate and destroy the survivors.
After Germany was defeated during Wold War 1, South Africa took possession of Namibia in 1915.
Modern Historical
Former German colony.
The Germans committed genocide against the native Herero and Namaqua peoples, killing off most of the population. Deliberately tried to assimilate and destroy the survivors.
After Germany was defeated during Wold War 1, South Africa took possession of Namibia in 1915.
South West Africa Peoples Organization (SWAPO) battled white controlled South African forces.
SWAPO guerrillas established bases in Zambia.
Received independence from South Africa in 1990.
Namibia Defence Force
8,000 personnel
Namibian Air Force
Grootfontein Air Base
Keetmanshoop Air Base
Learjet 36 used for VIP transport (1)
Dassault Falcon 900 aircraft used for VIP transport (1)
Cessan Skymaster utility aircraft (5)
Mi-35 attack helicopters (2)
Mi-8 helicopters (2)
SA.319 Alouette III helicopters (2)
HAL Cheetah helicopter. Indian made Lama variant (1)
Namibian Navy
350 personnel?
The Namibian Navy receives much of its pembinaan and aid from the Brazilian Navy and South African Navy.
Corvette (1)
Smaller patrol craft
Namibian Army
T-54/55 tanks (20)?
T-34 tanks
ZSL-93 armored personnel carriers
ZSL-93 armored personnel carriers
WZ-523 with 73mm BMP-1 type turret.
Casspir armored personnel carriers (20)
BTR-60 armored personnel carriers (10)
BTR-152 armored personnel carriers (10)
Wolf series of mine protected vehicles. Made by Windhoeker Maschinenfabrik (WMF) of Namibia (30)
Wolf Mk 1
Wolf Mk II
Wolf Mk III Turbo
Wer'wolf Mk II
Wolf Mk 1
Wolf Mk II
Wolf Mk III Turbo
Wer'wolf Mk II
BM-21 122mm multiple rocket launchers (5)
ZiS-3 towed 76mm guns (12)
RPG-7 shoulder fired anti-tank rocket launchers
AK-47 assault rifles
Presidential Guard
Namibia Defence Force pictures