tdayof:

Where are these female officers deployed? They go on patrol?

rawswag:
firstly they are soldiers not officers some are just stationed at outposts, checkpoints meanwhile some are In the redzone but all in d northeast

tdayof:

Apologies for the using the word officer. Just used to the word when addressing uniformed officers.

frumentius:

The Casspir's been done with the NG2000. Try a long wheel-base Hornet instead . And no, I cannot confirm nor deny rumours that one may be considered.

unclezuma:

tdayof:

FRSC, officers, police etc. Soldiers in the context have commissioned officers and non commissioned officers.

Using the word officer doesn't seem to be wrong to me.

jakeporeshenko:
Nigerian delegation checking out a mortar system at LAAD 2017

GreenandGold:


I noticed how a good number of African armies don't have a standardised use of mortar on their platoons. It's like they don't see it's effectiveness.

GreenandGold:


I noticed how a good number of African armies don't have a standardised use of mortar on their platoons. It's like they don't see it's effectiveness.

jakeporeshenko:
Highway patrol

Odunayaw:
i wish this was in IB

the fear of Illegal parking

tdayof:
IB keh. How Operation Burst?

Odunayaw:
60mm mortar right?
well..evry1 is enchanted with RPGs

chkil0:


the king of Torture against civilians only , nothing to do in this thread about african armies

tdayof:


The bolded is what I'm trying to say. That's an easy way. You can easily do that. I know of a similar program that
does that through radio scanning in which the radio signals can quickly detect a radio transmitter location GPS coordinates. Also uses camera to take the enemy situation and send back to command center through
GPS Satellite navigation and positioning system. Team members locations can be displayed on the screen at a command center.
If this is possible from group of 3 people. Then NAF should be more capable to make Gulma communicate with other aircrafts. The issue now will be NAF capability on Communication and Navigation system. I am pretty sure with help from NASDAR, it will be possible.

jakeporeshenko:
Nigerian delegation checking out a mortar system at LAAD 2017

frumentius:
Throwback Thursday: The Super Frelon aka Putco in SAAF service. Performed so poorly in hot and high conditions they were relegated to the coastal squadrons. The skill and the gonads on the pilots who had to do mountain training on this thing !

GreenandGold:


Those pictures, town library memories. Oh how the Internet has spoiled us.

frumentius:

The last ex-SAAF Frelon was re-purposed to fight fires by Working on Fire. She came to an end on 17 May 2007, fighting a fire on Silvermine in the Cape.

andrewza:



Sending i fo real time over a secure line from the Gulam to say a fighter or art is not as easy as you think. But i dont see why it cant. If the gulam as a GPS or some other way of establishing it,s position, a laser rang finder and a means to get berrings it can easily figure out on a map where the target it is looking at is located.


Onse it has that infomastion that where there is a snag. Do the fighters and gunners have the sytems in place to recive the data. I dont think nigeria as such a system in place. I think it being relayed. Though depending on the mission that relay could be near real time.

jakeporeshenko:
Nigerian delegation checking out a mortar system at LAAD 2017

GreenandGold:



That's f#cking sad.. Did anyone survive?