Nigerian F-7

Henry240:


Nothing new here, we've been expecting all of these since the past 3 years.

Super Mushak to replace the Air beetle and Diiamond trainer


Super-Tucano to replace our long serving Alpha jets


JF-17 thunder to become our primary multi-role fighter.


Nothing new here.

I disagree. The "New thing" here Is that "IT IS ON THE VERGE".

Nigerian Alpha jet

Vikkie14:
It's not action packed IMO.

Try the already mentioned 13 hours
And see how effective comms and excellent marksmanship saved the day.

M14A1:

Try the already mentioned 13 hours
And see how effective comms and excellent marksmanship saved the day.

Ok. Thanks for the suggestion.

Nigerian Navy Commando deep sea diving apparel

Vikkie14:
I disagree. The "New thing" here Is that "IT IS ON THE VERGE".

Finally!!



...... Although not a surprise, what actually would be a surprise is the Rotary wing assets the Nigerian Army would get and the sort of APCs Proforce Defence would supply to the Army.

iblawi:

Why is it only your defence Web that is carrying our own news. Am sure someone will soon claim it's fake news. It is even happening at a time when South Africa is sending pilots out their country for training.

“These are fresh graduates from the NDA. So what we are giving them now is basic trainings and when they come back we will assign them to other platforms based on their performance,” he said

Am sure the once going to South Africa will have to fly something close to commercial planes.

Glory hunting continues.

Get out of here with your butthurt

overhypedsteve:
anybody that have not watched "we were soldiers" should request for a ban from the Mods. What of "Hamburger hill" or flowers of war( that Chinese lone soldier deserves 100s of posthumous medals) you guys should never ignore the classics because they are pure with less cmputer graphics and effects.

'We were soldiers' and 'Flowers of war' are brilliant films the way that Chinese Major cleaned out those Japs in 'Flowers of War' those Sniper and Ambush Tactics were INSANE!

-Nigerian Police Mobile officer deployed in the N.E


- Nigerian Army Mine Clearing UGV deployed in the N.E

patches689:


Get out of here with your butthurt

Lol

Henry240:
Nigerian Alpha jet

obsolete jet but excellent in beautiful.

pacretus:
obsolete jet but excellent in beautiful.

They have served us really well. Hopefully they get replaced by as much as 24 units of A-29 Super-Tucanos in the light attack role.



Photo related, full glass cockpit of the A-29.

pacretus:
obsolete jet but excellent in beautiful.

Bros why u dey alway vex for NAF assets......

just saw this , south african Meko in fire

chkil:
just saw this , south african Meko in fire

Am sure an helicopter most have landed wrongly.

Please give us full gist about the incidence.

iblawi:


Am sure an helicopter most have landed wrongly.

Please give us full gist about the incidence.

Minor electrical fault
http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=43798:sa-navy-not-commenting-on-fire-aboard-sas-amatola&catid=111:sa-defence&Itemid=242

Unless the Board of Inquiry uncovers something serious (like a problem with the re-fit) its not a big deal. Mainly just good real-life practice for the Ships Damage Control teams and Navy Firemen, and of course the cost of repairs.

OFF TOPIC :Fighting the Islamic State with Iraq’s Golden Division: The Road to Fallujah

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6axTxU30yo

Henry240:


Finally!!



...... Although not a surprise, what actually would be a surprise is the Rotary wing assets the Nigerian Army would get and the sort of APCs Proforce Defence would supply to the Army.

I am not quite sure where this fits in the scheme of things but this piece of News has been trending for quite a while.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/germany-begins-supply-of-military-hardware-to-nigeria/
One thing that is becoming increasingly apparent is that the NAF is increasingly following the path of the NN in gradually re-equipping itself and letting the public know, It would be good to know what kind of Ground radar systems are being supplied, ditto the mine clearing equipment, Lastly I am not keen on any Gunboats made outside Nigeria at this stage, maybe they are of some special design that Nigeria does not make, the conventional thinking is these type of boats are already being made in Nigeria.

Henry240:


They have served us really well. Hopefully the get replaced by as much as 24 units of A-29 Super-Tucanos in the light attack role.



Photo related, full glass cockpit of the A-29.

The Yak-130 would be better in my opinion.

As it would cover the whole portfolio of capabilities the Nigerian air force has in the Alpha jets. Endurance, speed, light strike etc.

MikeCZA:
The Yak-130 would be better in my opinion.

As it would cover the whole portfolio of capabilities the Nigerian air force has in the Alpha jets. Endurance, speed, light strike etc.

Nigeria has 12 units of MB339CD models stuck in italy because of contractual issues. They could be brought back to complete possible Super Tucano numbers.


The YAK-130 is a great light attack/trainer aircraft, a natural replacement for the Alpha jet but for some reason Nigeria hasn't given much thought to Russian aircraft.

LTGEN:


I am not quite sure where this fits in the scheme of things but this piece of News has been trending for quite a while.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/germany-begins-supply-of-military-hardware-to-nigeria/
One thing that is becoming increasingly apparent is that the NAF is increasingly following the path of the NN in gradually re-equipping itself and letting the public know, It would be good to know what kind of Ground radar systems are being supplied, ditto the mine clearing equipment, Lastly I am not keen on any Gunboats made outside Nigeria at this stage, maybe they are of some special design that Nigeria does not make, the conventional thinking is these type of boats are already being made in Nigeria.

We are looking at ex-German Fast Attack Crafts (FAC), Not new builds. As for the ground radars, that's what we've been asking for. Base defence and better situational awareness.


We have to give the Nigerian navy and JTF a lot of kudos. In the past 18 months, the Nigerian navy and JTF have purchased over 354 Gun boats, and of this number only 8 units were bought from abroad.


It is my humble opinion that we quit the importation of vessels in the range of 55 meters - 10 meters. These are ranges we should be able to deliver, however, we need to improve the time frame they are delivered. It is an embarrassment that it took the Nigerian navy 4 years to build a 40 meters vessel. NNS Andoni II (SBD II) should have been delivered 10 months, not 48 months.

OFF TOPIC


The Russians have a brand new Bullpup, and they want you to see it.


I mean look at the size of that SILENCER!!!

chkil:


propaganda it was from april and it's waq a Syrian Su 22 Jet Shot Down in Aleppo, Pilot Reportedly Captured by Al Nusra

it was actually a OTR-21 Tochka missile

Amisom

Mil quiz :can anyone identify whats inside that cylindrical container in the back of that land cruiser being used by american special ops ?

africaken254:
Mil quiz :can anyone identify whats inside that cylindrical container in the back of that land cruiser being used by american special ops ?

It's a flammable substance.

Henry240:


It's a flammable substance.

no, your too far from the answer

africaken254:
no, your too far from the answer

..... Then it's the "highness" for the road!!

Henry240:


..... Then it's the "highness" for the road!!

it the javelin missile container america special ops never go any where without them

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv7sBh5aMv0

africaken254:
it the javelin missile container america special ops never go any where without them

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv7sBh5aMv0

Oh... And how many missiles do they carry?


What i actually find interesting is, they are kitted like the everyday Nigerian Special Ops soldier we see in the N.E. No disrespect to Nigeria, but i was expecting those SEAL members(only SEAL members use the FN-SCAR) to look all "gangster".

Henry240:


Oh... And how many missiles do they carry?


What i actually find interesting is, they are kitted like the every Nigerian Special Ops soldiers we see in the N.E. No disrespect to Nigeria, but i was expecting those SEAL members(only SEAL members use the FN-SCAR) to look all "gangster".

LOL ,they are just like regular folks .those javelins are for ISIS most deadly weapon SVIED ,If you see one of this rushing toward yourside. you better run.ISIS has hundreds of this SVIED and most the iraq army causalities in fallujah is due to them

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEuwYgn1mIs