An Africa nation of your choice has joined NATO. You are allowed to spend between 2 and 3% of the country's GDP (2016) data on making your military stronger. Because other NATO countries are so nice, they will give you a 15% discount on whatever you buy from them.
What country do you choose, and what do you do?
South Africa, because, c'mon, it's not like there's much to choose from.
>>34204796
Nigeria
>>34204796
can we make a multi-year plan?
>>34204807
This, Bring back 32 battalion and spread Natos sphere of influence to the cape.
Can't I just have my pay check then quit? I don't want this job, I'm quite happy with my current job.
>>34204796
>Africa
i keep hearing about this mysterious place, but cannot find on any known maps.
you guys are just pulling my leg, right?
>>34205158
I don't get it
Central African Republic. Buy one tank, but no roads, so it gets stuck in mud and there are no vehicles powerful enough to pull it out. Build fort around it out of rocks.
>>34204796
I'll pick Zimbabwe.
3% of their GDP $849,780,000. With that much money, I should be able to afford airfare and gear for anyone who wants to help reclaim Rhodesia. No clue how many people that would be, but I should just be able to claim that these people are part of a new Zimbabwean Foreign Legion or something. Then I would hire some people to train the new ZFL.
After the year is up, we have a coup and Zimbabwe becomes Rhodesia once again.
>>34204796
South Africa(the single intelligent choice). Exchange a few more Denel share for some cool Rheinmetall stuff and copy it locally. Get back to SADF size, retake Namibia and glass Angola, Zimbabwe and KwaZulu.
>>34204796
Egypt
>>34206516
(for the obvious strategic and financial reasons)
Plus it would be good to have some spam able non-whites to use alongside the turks and Americans.
>>34204796
Nigeria
There's a reason why you never hear news about Boko Haram
>>34206531
>b-but muh 60%
>>34206516
>Egypt
This.
NATO already controls Gibraltar, Suez is the next best thing.
Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia have all designated themselves as major non-nato allies