Patchesagain:


So now the specific jet is the point of the argument?

Lol, where did that come from?

Fact remains, SAAF has shot down jets.

NAF has never shot down any enemy plane in its history

agaugust:


No air force has dared to challenge NAF, we fought border wars with Chad and Cameroon, yet they refused to fly their jets against us, so do we have to beg their air forces to take off from their airbases? NAF MiG-21 jets have invaded the airspaces of both neighbors and the enemy refused to challenge us air to air.

SAAF used 1970s Mirage F1 to sh.oot down 1950s MiG-21 jet of Cuba, but once the Cuban 1970s MiG-23 jet showed face in the war, South African pilots ran away finally after Cuba sh.ot down several SAAF Mirage F1 jets.

Means SAAF will abandon the air and park it's air superiority jets on the ground once an equal enemy appears in the air

Born cowards, die cowards....South African air force
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NaijaPikinGidi:
All hail the spanking new British SuperSub with ultra-stealth capability. This will redefine sub-sea Naval warfare.

One of the world's most sophisticated and powerful nuclear submarines. Carries dozens of cruise missiles capable of hitting targets 1,200 miles away. Her sonar can detect vessels moving on the other side of the ocean. Powerful nuclear reactor allows her to cruise non-stop for 25 years. HMS Ambush is so hi-tech the giant submarine doesn't even need a periscope


The vessel is also one of the quietest sea-going vessels built, capable of sneaking along an enemy coastline to drop off special forces or tracking a boat for weeks. Foreign forces will find it almost impossible to sneak up undetected by her incredibly powerful sonar equipment that can hear halfway around the world. Her listening ability is quite awesome. She has a sonar system with the processing power of 2,000 laptop computers.

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2203110/Deadly-Hunter-Killer-submarine-capable-hearing-ship-leaving-port-New-York--sat-underwater-English-channel.html

Msauza:



[s]Yet SA mercenaries have taught those gallant NA soldiers to carry guns, have groomed them and nurtured their bravery to fight. They have led and guide them to victory.

They deserve credit.[/s]

NaijaPikinGidi:


Kaj Larsen the VICE reporter on the ground in the frontlines has told a true story which I can validate as largely accurate based my realities on the ground! Fake Enugu man ... you are sitting a very long thin'

When you finally manage to guide yourself to victory against a lowly SELEKA and Rhino Poachers ... then we can talk.

MikeCZAR:
It is not a magic weapon.

With that said it can be hit. VERY HARD! Most of its characteristics can be found in other subs of its class.

Diesel submarines with AIP are deadliest boats lurking in the oceans.

NaijaPikinGidi:


Kaj Larsen the VICE reporter on the ground in the frontlines has told a true story which I can validate as largely accurate based my realities on the ground! Fake Enugu man ... you are sitting a very long thin'

When you finally manage to guide yourself to victory against a lowly SELEKA and Rhino Poachers ... then we can talk.

NaijaPikinGidi:


You will be picked-up and demolished from miles away before you even think of leaving Simon's Town. This new beast is not in the class of those baked-beans tins you call submarines!

Park well!

NaijaPikinGidi:


You will be picked-up and demolished from miles away before you even think of leaving Simon's Town. This new beast is not in the class of those baked-beans tins you call submarines!

Park well!

NaijaPikinGidi:


You will be picked-up and demolished from miles away before you even think of leaving Simon's Town. This new beast is not in the class of those baked-beans tins you call submarines!

Park well!

Asuokaa:


there is something abt that msauza guy...he knws SA history more than nigeria his country history pathetic...
am sure he doesnt knw major general emeka onwuamaegbu or many officers and soldiers that liberated liberia, sierra leone etc...go to liberia and ask of him they are grateful to him and his men for ever...then he was still a lieutenant colonel..he later grew to be a major general and commandant of the NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY..."ACTION SPEAKS LOUNDER THAN PICTURES"...Retired nw 36yrs crack veteran ....google abt him...we dont make noise but HISTORY HAS NIGERIA MILITARY WRITTEN ALL OVER IT...CHEERS

WARS NIGERIA MILITARY HAS FOUGHT IN

Angola
liberia
yugoslavia
sierra leone
sudan
mali
congo
iran-iraq border war
east timor
bakassi
somalia
rwanda
lebanon

and so more and so forth....am sure most of you folks didnt know nigeria military went to liberate this towns but we did...and never lost...#victory is from G

http://nigeriaworld.com/columnist/ihenacho/081103.html

NaijaPikinGidi:
All hail the spanking new British SuperSub with ultra-stealth capability. This will redefine sub-sea Naval warfare.

One of the world's most sophisticated and powerful nuclear submarines. Carries dozens of cruise missiles capable of hitting targets 1,200 miles away. Her sonar can detect vessels moving on the other side of the ocean. Powerful nuclear reactor allows her to cruise non-stop for 25 years. HMS Ambush is so hi-tech the giant submarine doesn't even need a periscope


The vessel is also one of the quietest sea-going vessels built, capable of sneaking along an enemy coastline to drop off special forces or tracking a boat for weeks. Foreign forces will find it almost impossible to sneak up undetected by her incredibly powerful sonar equipment that can hear halfway around the world. Her listening ability is quite awesome. She has a sonar system with the processing power of 2,000 laptop computers.

===============
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2203110/Deadly-Hunter-Killer-submarine-capable-hearing-ship-leaving-port-New-York--sat-underwater-English-channel.html

MikeCZAR:
Nigeria didn't fight in some of those conflicts.

Your armed forces performed awfully in Liberia.

You'd have been eaten in Angola.

Asuokaa:


LOL...I wont answer you...google is your friend
see en there is nothing bad just saying o ye they did and they try that's all... do you think we need your commendation...i discovered SA folks have jealousy in their blood which will eat them up..keep on mussing abt...

https://beegeagle./2010/12/12/nigerias-best-kept-military-secret-5000-troops-fought-in-angolas-first-civil-war/

MikeCZAR:
Tell us in which battle did Nigerians fight in Angola or during the Iraq-Iran war.

You'd have been eaten in Angola.

MikeCZAR:
Tell us in which battle did Nigerians fight in Angola or during the Iraq-Iran war.

You'd have been eaten in Angola.

Asuokaa:


uncle read
https://beegeagle./2010/12/12/nigerias-best-kept-military-secret-5000-troops-fought-in-angolas-first-civil-war/
http://www.rhodesia.nl/moss4.htm
http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/an-angolan-soldier-crawls-beneath-barbed-wire-trenches-news-photo/3336214

MikeCZAR:
No Nigerian troops fought in Angola.

You'd have been eaten there. That blogger was high on something.

Msauza:




[s]The mercenaries from SA guided NA to victory, as known all over the world.


The history as it will come to be known for centuries.

[/s]
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/apr/14/south-africas-ageing-white-mercenaries-who-helped-turn-tide-on-boko-haram

MikeCZAR:
No Nigerian troops fought in Angola.

You'd have been eaten there. That blogger was high on something.

Asuokaa:


LOL...I wont answer you...google is your friend
see en there is nothing bad just saying o ye they did and they try that's all... do you think we need your commendation...i discovered SA folks have jealousy in their blood which will eat them up..keep on mussing abt...

https://beegeagle./2010/12/12/nigerias-best-kept-military-secret-5000-troops-fought-in-angolas-first-civil-war/
http://www.rhodesia.nl/moss4.htm
http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/an-angolan-soldier-crawls-beneath-barbed-wire-trenches-news-photo/3336214


cab google lie

saengine:
SA Army Infantry beach assault drill today. With assistance from SA Navy vessels.

Pics by Doug

Asuokaa:



..there is no reason to be jealous and angry...nigeria military have been involved in many secret wars....stop acting like a kid .... ...cheers

MikeCZAR:
It is not a magic weapon.

With that said it can be hit. VERY HARD! Most of its characteristics can be found in other subs of its class.

Diesel submarines with AIP are deadliest boats lurking in the oceans.

agaugust:
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@Asuokaa has another two sources contained in his own source which are NOT blogs.

Same way you Southies have been posting some sources claiming that Soviets fought in Angola. The guy has opened up a new issue and controversy on this topic and you cannot just dismiss his case, he has sources :




The fact that as many as 5,000 Nigerian troops fought in Angola around 1976-77 may be the most widely-unknown fact in the annals of Nigeria’s very long history of foreign military operations.

In the aftermath of January 1976 OAU summit where General Murtala Muhammed in his timeless “AFRICA HAS COME OF AGE” outing decisively swung the support of the OAU and Africa in favour of the MPLA regime, to the chagrin of their UNITA and FNLA competitors, the FMG backed up the new MPLA government with N13.5m(US$20m) and sent a squadron of MiG-17 jet fighters in support.

It has now emerged that as many as 5,000 Nigerian troops were deployed to Angola and that they saw action in various theatres across the then war-blighted country.

Writing in an article entitled “MOSCOW’S NEXT TARGET IN AFRICA;Paying the Price for Angola“, Robert Moss clearly indicates that ….

QUOTE:

“The Nigerians are said to be heavily involved in Angola. Western intelligence sources report that Nigerian troops were present at battalion strength when the MPLA and the Cubans pushed south last year. According to UNITA sources in Paris, the Nigerian strength has since been reinforced.

UNITA sources have tapes of radio intercepts showing that at least 5,000 Nigerian troops have been deployed in Angola. They are operating as far south as Mocamedes, and are also based in Lobito, Luanda and the eastern diamond mining town of Henrique de Carvalho.

UNITA claims to have intercepted radio communications in English (the common language between the Nigerians, the Cubans and the MPLA), in the Ibo, Hausa and Yoruba dialects, and in a form of pidgin Creole…..An intriguing sidelight is that UNITA also claims that a British shipping line played a key role in ferrying Nigerian troops and military supplies to Angola.

Nigeria, rich in oil and boasting an army of some 210,000 men, can clearly afford to be more than rhetorical in its backing for the guerrilla movements of southern Africa.” END OF QUOTE

Corroborating this report, the world-renowned photo-agency GETTY IMAGES in an archival photo dated 1 January 1977 actually bears a caption which read as follows;

QUOTE:

“Caption: 1977: An Angolan soldier crawls beneath barbed wire trenches during training. Dr Jonas Savimbi and his UNITA movement is doing well in its fight against the ruling MPLA (Movement For The Liberation Of Angola), and its Cuban allies. UNITA claims to control at least half of Angola. In addition to the Cuban forces, Western intelligence sources report that at least 5000 Nigerian troops are also deployed in Angola, on the side of the MPLA. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images). Date created: 01 Jan 1977 “. END OF QUOTE


http://www.rhodesia.nl/moss4.htm

http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/3336214/Hulton-Archive
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MikeCZAR:
SA deployed troops(The training team) to CAR on a Bi-national agreement between both governments.

This mission was not under AU or UN. As you could've seen they didn't wear blue or green helmet covers.

When things turned sour a protection force was sent to CAR.

Centrifude:


Yes they were not under the U.N but they still had to follow the basic rules, you can not deploy soldiers into another country without U.N approval these days. The media didn't include the part about the UN because they ddnt know about it. The only way to know about such things is to talk directly to the people who were there.

agaugust:


You dis man no kuku know anything, until Britico Submarine sink all ya navy, na dat time ya blind eyes go clear
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MikeCZAR:
I won't reveal any info not made publicly
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But you can deploy troops anywhere you want.

Centrifude:


Well that's not what those Soldiers told me, but I don't know everything so I can't really argue with what you're saying.