French soldiers patrol on foot at the entrance to the airport in
Bangui Central African Republic December 8 2013. France is deploying
1600 troops to its former colony after the U.N. Security Council on
Thursday authorised it to use force to help African peacekeepers
struggling to restore order. The sign reads "Welcome to Bangui."
*******/Herve Serefio
A French military sniper readies his rifle in Bangui December 8
2013. France is deploying 1600 troops to its former colony after the
U.N. Security Council on Thursday authorised it to use force to help
African peacekeepers struggling to restore order. *******/Herve Serefio
A French soldier crouches while on a foot patrol Bangui December 8
2013. France is deploying 1600 troops to its former colony after the
U.N. Security Council on Thursday authorised it to use force to help
African peacekeepers struggling to restore order. *******/Herve Serefio
A man detained by Seleka soldiers and accused by them of being an
anti-balaka militia member sits with other detainees in Bangui December
8 2013. Residents of the Central African Republic gathered in churches
to mourn on Sunday after hundreds were killed in violence between
Christian and Muslim communities prompting France to intervene in its
former colony. *******/Emmanuel Braun
French soldiers patrol on foot in Bangui December 8 2013. France
is deploying 1600 troops to its former colony after the U.N. Security
Council on Thursday authorised it to use force to help African
peacekeepers struggling to restore order. *******/Herve Serefio
A French soldier readies his weapon while lying on the ground in
Bangui December 8 2013. France is deploying 1600 troops to its former
colony after the U.N. Security Council on Thursday authorised it to use
force to help African peacekeepers struggling to restore order.
*******/Herve Serefio
A French military armored vehicle drives past a child in Bangui
December 8 2013. France is deploying 1600 troops to its former colony
after the U.N. Security Council on Thursday authorised it to use force
to help African peacekeepers struggling to restore order. *******/Herve
Serefio
A Seleka soldier hits a fellow soldier with a belt in Bangui
December 8 2013. France is deploying 1600 troops to its former colony
after the U.N. Security Council on Thursday authorised it to use force
to help African peacekeepers struggling to restore order.
*******/Emmanuel Braun
Seleka soldiers drive past French soldiers on patrol in Bangui
December 8 2013. France is deploying 1600 troops to its former colony
after the U.N. Security Council on Thursday authorised it to use force
to help African peacekeepers struggling to restore order.
*******/Emmanuel Braun
A French sniper holds his rifle in Bangui December 8 2013. France
is deploying 1600 troops to its former colony after the U.N. Security
Council on Thursday authorised it to use force to help African
peacekeepers struggling to restore order. *******/Emmanuel Braun
no comment
The first two French soldiers died from Sangaris operation two soldiers of the 8th RPIMA.
2 US C17 800 burundian soldiers and 100 US SF are supposed to provide support to French Army in CAR.
A French soldier screams at mobs of Christians attacking
suspected Seleka members before firing warning shots near the airport
in Bangui Central African Republic Monday Dec. 9 2013. Both Christian
and Muslim mobs went on lynching sprees as French Forces deploy in the
capital. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)
French troops deploy in a wind conditions [sic] after being
engaged near the airport in Bangui Central African Republic Monday
Dec. 9 2013. Both Christian and Muslim mobs went on lynching sprees as
French Forces deployed in the capital. French forces fired warning
shots to disperse the crowds. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)
A Christian man points suspected Seleka members to a French
soldier in Bangui Central African Republic Monday Dec. 9 2013. Both
Christian and Muslim mobs went on lynching sprees as French Forces
deployed in the capital. French forces fired warning shots to disperse
the crowds. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)
A French soldier speaks to suspected Christian militia member
Sincere Banyodi 32 who lays wounded by machete blows in the Kokoro
neighborhood of Bangui Central African Republic Monday Dec. 9 2013.
Vigilante crowds said they spotted him with grenades and turned him to
French forces. Both Christian and Muslim mobs went on lynching sprees as
French Forces deployed in the capital. French forces fired warning
shots to disperse the crowds. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)
French troops patrol past two Seleka vehicles set on fire by
Christian mobs in Bangui Central African Republic Monday Dec. 9 2013.
Both Christian and Muslim mobs went on lynching sprees as French Forces
deployed in the capital. At least one Seleka suspect was stoned to death
by the crowds. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)
Christian and Muslim soldiers stand next to each other in Bangui
December 9 2013. French troops in Central African Republic clashed with
gunmen in the capital Bangui on Monday as they searched for weapons in
an operation to disarm rival Muslim and Christian fighters responsible
for hundreds of killings since last week. *******/Emmanuel Braun
Seleka commander General Yaya Mahamat addresses troops in Bangui
December 9 2013. French troops in Central African Republic clashed with
gunmen in the capital Bangui on Monday as they searched for weapons in
an operation to disarm rival Muslim and Christian fighters responsible
for hundreds of killings since last week. *******/Emmanuel Braun
French soldiers in an armored vehicle pass ex-Seleka rebels in
truck as they patrol in front of the presidential palace in Bangui on
December 8 2013. AFP PHOTO/ SIA KAMBOU
French soldiers in an armored vehicle arrive at Bangui's airport on December 8 2013. AFP PHOTO/ SIA KAMBOU
French forces arrest Seleka they say fired on them 3 hrs ago.
Weapons found in their vehicle #bangui #car pic.twitter.com/WpQa5CJutY
Tristan Redman
2 French soldiers have been killed during an ambush today they were from the 8th RPIMa.
Reposez en paix soldats.
LP / Philippe de Poulpiquet
French soldiers arrest an alleged ex-seleka rebel denounced by
inhabitatns in Combattant neighborhood near Bangui's airport on December
9 2013. French troops on Monday began disarming fighters in the Central
African Republic after a swell in sectarian violence that has claimed
hundreds of lives and terrified inhabitants. AFP PHOTO / FRED DUFOUR
A man attacks an alleged ex seleka rebel arrested by French
soldiers in Bangui on December 9 2013. AFP PHOTO / FRED DUFOUR
A man speaks to a French soldier during a disarmament operation
in the Combattant neighbourhood near the airport of Bangui on December 9
2013 (AFP Photo/Fred Dufour)
A French soldier takes fire position during a disarmament operation in Bangui on December 9 2013. AFP PHOTO / FRED DUFOUR
French soldier sarrest an alleged ex-seleka rebel denounced by
inhabitatns in Combattant neighborhood near Bangui's airport on December
9 2013. AFP PHOTO / FRED DUFOUR
French soldiers arrest ex-seleka rebels after finding weapons in a
house in Combattant neighborhood near Bangui's airport on December 9
2013. AFP PHOTO / FRED DUFOUR
A French soldiers is about to check a driver's identity at a
checkpoint in Combattant neighborhood near BAngui's airport on December 9
2013. AFP PHOTO / FRED DUFOUR
Nice FNH SCAR-L 
NB : these guys aren't SF but conventionnal "Groupe de Commandos Parachutistes" from 3 ou 8 RPIMA.
A lot of these guys appear to be equipped with F�LIN. Does anyone
know which of the units in CAR have it? I'd love to know if they find
it useful.
Mat_frNB : these guys aren't SF but conventionnal "Groupe de Commandos Parachutistes" from 3 ou 8 RPIMA.
I think some of them are SF based on their helmets/guns. I've
seen three distinct rigs: 1. older-style helmet and FAMAS 2. the newer
F�LIN helmets/guns and 3. what I think are SF helmets and guns that are
neither of the above perhaps something in the M-4 family.
Dave76
These guys aren't SF? The helmets and guns aren't FELIN. Or am I wrong?
Hello these are guys 1st rhp
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/1er_r%C..._parachutistes
Damnit... Civilians should know that even if you're angry even if
you have the feeling the allied military is on your side you just DON'T
try to lynch a guy escorted by armed military professionnals ! I hate
mobs...
A question to you LEOs and military folks had there ever been a study as
to why people behave stupidly even in the presence of allied troops ?
Like interfering with the arrest of your ennemy (he's already being
taken away why mess the arrest by being a doorknob ?)? If you had these
situation what does training say about putting up with thickheaded
civilians ?
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