Toju200:
Airmen from the US, Nigeria and 8 other African nations gather to discuss ISR during Africa partner flight in Tunisia
A NAF drone pilot with his comrades

Faithful007:
I called BS on that crap you wrote blaming it on illegal immigrants. Farm attacks are a regular thing in SA and there's absolutely nothing of evidence that is being carried out by immigrants. You're the one who needs a little logic. Shit faced clown.

Faithful007:
Because fighter jets are evolving. The days of dogfighting are gone. Now you have to kill before you are located. Stealth and advanced weaponry and targeting is more important than maneuvering.

NTSA:
Kenya army mess dress .

kikuyu1:


Ruto is a go getter. The ex prez was always lazy and liked whisky too much to be a true performer despite being exposed,educated and smart. WTF is he attending ANC conferences? Btw,any rumours of his sobriety at these conferences?

Fynline:
https://www.africaintelligence.com/west-africa/2022/11/10/mbda-and-abuja-still-mired-in-exocet-missile-deal-30-years-on,109843512-art

kabe1:


I don't quite get this story, did the Navy not receive the missiles or are they trying to sell missiles to MBDA?

Or did the Navy pay for missiles and did not receive them?

Fynline:
https://www.africaintelligence.com/west-africa/2022/11/10/mbda-and-abuja-still-mired-in-exocet-missile-deal-30-years-on,109843512-art

Lurker4Long:


It makes sense that Saffer thieves would go to the farms on Lesotho border, cut the border fence and herd livestock to Lesotho!
Higher grade logic that's beyond us mere mortals' comprehension!
And of course, when they are apprehended, charges of illegal entry into SA are added to stock theft, just for shits and giggles!

Faithful007:
I called BS on that crap you wrote blaming it on illegal immigrants. Farm attacks are a regular thing in SA and there's absolutely nothing of evidence that is being carried out by immigrants. You're the one who needs a little logic. Shit faced clown.

GreenandGold:


You're talking about something you don't know about.... The Basotho are known for stealing livestock in the region for hundreds of years... They have been stealing cows even during the Shaka Zulu era from nearby Zulu settlements....


In fact, South African history is what it is today because of the "butterfly effect" of livestock being stolen by the Basotho from what is now South African territories.

kabe1:


You South-Africans have a habit of blaming all crime in South-Africa on foreigners.

It's seems to be an institutionalized problem and an illogical approach.

Cattle rustling is a major problem all across Africa. Cattle rustling is perpetrated mostly by locals, simply because they know the terrain and can track cattle movements.

kabe1:
Nigerian army large scale exercise.

Exercise Mugun Bugu

NTSA:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtbTUot-Gbo
British army 2 rifle 7 platoon in a training engagement scenario ,in a location in Kenya ,come up against Kenya special forces soldiers who ambush them .

Stormtrooper11:


As long as air warfare keeps existing, dogfighting will never die

kabe1:


You South-Africans have a habit of blaming all crime in South-Africa on foreigners.

It's seems to be an institutionalized problem and an illogical approach.

Cattle rustling is a major problem all across Africa. Cattle rustling is perpetrated mostly by locals, simply because they know the terrain and can track cattle movements.

Tinfoil:


Classic neocolonialism

What has Kenya gained for it's people by having a British military base in it's country? All the major infrastructure development is done by the Chinese. I don't think the US or British have built anything in Kenya apart from making promises that they lie to them to make them do what they want.

kabe1:
Nigerian made NNS Karaduwa with a Singapore made RALCO Remote Weapon Station

Faithful007:
The real dogfighting has almost faded away. Why it was called dogfighting in the firstplace was because of how the two jets shadowed each other with aerobatics. What occurs now is more of witchhunting than dogfighting.

I'll give two reasons why dogfighting is dead. Modern jets like the F35 are slow and not maneuverable. The F22 will be retired sooner as well. Secondly I believe you have noticed in recent times how unfriendly nations often fly their aircraft close to each other's airspace in other to get intercepted. Only those outside Air force knowledge think they're trying to provoke a war. It is far from that. Actually it is more of a game. Both nations do those things to find out how quickly they can intercept or both intercepted. It is a way of testing readiness and evaluating the performance of their fighters against enemy aircraft.

Now why the emphasis on detection/interception? It is currently believed that when two powerful airforces fight, the key to aircraft survival lies in who first detects another and fires his weapon. This is known as BVR warfare.

I just remembered another reason. Cannons are heavily used in dogfighting. But currently they are being phased out. The F35's gun is detachable and is rarely mounted. The Chinese J-20 carries no gun at all. What do you think?

The battlefield of the future will be decided by Technology, Integrated warfare and logistics.

Faithful007:
The real dogfighting has almost faded away. Why it was called dogfighting in the firstplace was because of how the two jets shadowed each other with aerobatics. What occurs now is more of witchhunting than dogfighting.

I'll give two reasons why dogfighting is dead. Modern jets like the F35 are slow and not maneuverable. The F22 will be retired sooner as well. Secondly I believe you have noticed in recent times how unfriendly nations often fly their aircraft close to each other's airspace in other to get intercepted. Only those outside Air force knowledge think they're trying to provoke a war. It is far from that. Actually it is more of a game. Both nations do those things to find out how quickly they can intercept or both intercepted. It is a way of testing readiness and evaluating the performance of their fighters against enemy aircraft.

Now why the emphasis on detection/interception? It is currently believed that when two powerful airforces fight, the key to aircraft survival lies in who first detects another and fires his weapon. This is known as BVR warfare.

I just remembered another reason. Cannons are heavily used in dogfighting. But currently they are being phased out. The F35's gun is detachable and is rarely mounted. The Chinese J-20 carries no gun at all. What do you think?

The battlefield of the future will be decided by Technology, Integrated warfare and logistics.