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The Nigerian Army recovered weapons from Boko Haram terrorist



List of recovered ammunition/items...

■ 1 G3 rifle
■ 2 FN rifles
■ 1 PKM Gun

■ Shilka fill tray
■ Mortar Tubes
■ 3 AK-47 rifles

■ A 12 volt battery
■ 36 Hand Grenade
■  5 mortar charges

■ 12 rifle magazines
■ Various GSM handsets
■ 5 pieces of 60mm mortar Bombs

■ 106 rounds of 32mm ammunition
■ 2 General Purpose Machine Gun
■ 3 Automatic Grenade Launcher bombs

■ 750 rounds of 7.62mm (NATO) ammunition
■ 1 vehicle bound Improvised Explosive Device (VBIED)
■ 1 Buffalo Gun truck mounted with Long Barrel Shilka Gun

Special thanks to our Gallant Troops of the 21 Brigade for this unprecedented knockout punch against the BOKO SCUM BAGS as they attempted incursion into their location in Sambisa Forest, Borno State early morning today, Thursday, 27th April 2017.







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