patches689:


e expense except for specialist vehicles that may need a 3X3 format due to weight - like recovery vehicles.

This makes sense.

africaken254:
wo recent acquired Y-12II Panda by Djibouti air force

That plant is in the shape of an explanation point.

"PLANT!" is what I thought when i saw it

goddamn it, that is enough internet for today

Nigerian Air Force Radar Test system

Henry240:
Nigerian Air Force Radar Test system

Windows 7

Brah

SAAF GRIPEN

patches689:

Windows 7
Brah

Olodo,

That's a PXM-7 radar simulated HUD.

Henry240:


Olodo,


That's a PXM-7 radar simulated HUD.

It still operates on windows. You could have explained better to him.

my take on the video posted earlier

two things I noticed which should be really addressed by the top brass includes

no 1) the use of civilian airports; Nigerian military has an over reliance on civilian infrastructure which is a major disadvantage during wartime because an attack on any of its base can cripple the economic structure.

no 2) the use of two different platforms in the same manner: the naf usually Alma's use the alpha jet in tandem with the Mi-35 hind as if they are the same. if you watch most of their videos you'll notice that the alpha jets ALWAYS accompany the hinds on the same attack runs.
I FULLY UNDERSTAND the term COMBINE ARMS and BATTLE SYNERGY but this does not look like that... it looks as if the naf just like the NA throws in all it weapons systems irrespective of its specifications such as range, payload e.t.c together In a battle.OK

for example the NA use of T-72 and T-55 tanks in the same battle AT THE SAME TIME whereas one has more range and firepower than the other.

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PLEASE READ

Hybrid warfare is a type of Military strategy that combines
Conventional tactics, Asymmetrical warfare, cyber-warfare, the
control of information and politics to defeat an enemy while
also trying to prevent retaliation or attribution.
This type of warfare is highly flexible and allows freedom of
operation for the aggressor because he will dictate the
dynamics of the war.

www.combatheart.com/2016/08/hybridwarfare.html?m=1

Henry240:
Nigerian Air Force Radar Test system

@Henry240
Please stop posting these kind of pictures. They should correctly be classified and unavailable in the public domain. Hardware pictures of any kind are good but not this kind

Adminisher:


@Henry240
Please stop posting these kind of pictures. They should correctly be classified and unavailable in the public domain. Hardware pictures of any kind are good but not this kind

seriously

Adminisher:


@Henry240
Please stop posting these kind of pictures. They should correctly be classified and unavailable in the public domain. Hardware pictures of any kind are good but not this kind

nope that is not a classified stuff. Aerospace universities own such equipments. Nothing to be protected in that picture. No classified detail or object is exposed going by the picture posted.

tdayof:
It still operates on windows. You could have explained better to him.

I've know Patches for a very very long time. I know quite well how to "explain" to him.


That's mil-cots tech.

Adminisher:


@Henry24
Please stop posting these kind of pictures. They should correctly be classified and unavailable in the public domain. Hardware pictures of any kind are good but not this kind

LOL..... Just enjoy the photographs.

RUBBISH.

Na this grade hardware system be big secret ni

Kuku hide the atlantic radar system the navy has been showing online.

Mscheeeeew

I just tire for Nigerians sometimes

Dem show una, una complain

Dem no show una, una go still complain

Adminisher:


@Henry240
Please stop posting these kind of pictures. They should correctly be classified and unavailable in the public domain. Hardware pictures of any kind are good but not this kind

nemesis2u:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/4065574_co6qebywyaaxsuj_jpeg8535ab4142a916fe3b2a4afeee6b4af4

a poor clone of a IED designed to launch an explosively formed effector , main target military vehicles.

my guess here the shape and material of the plate used (looks steel to me) indicates that the idea is to ensure that the blast is focused upwards like a shape charge rather than launch a explosively formed effector.

primary IEDS, secondary IEDS, tertiary IEDS can be linked together and each can be operated at any moment of opportunity in any desired sequence.the IEDS will be in proximity to each other.
secondary IEDS and tertiary IEDS can be buried at greater depths or made using materials that evade detectors and can be detonated by different means .
it is also possible to isolate secondary IED and tertiary IED from primary IED blast by making certain changes to the containers.

posting such pictures of soldiers standing near recently cleared ied sites might give ideas to militant groups who might exploit it later.

try to make sense .even with a String of IED's(explosives) wired together(daisy chain) they will be wire to one firing mechanism to trigger them (mostly a pressure-sensitive bars).have you ever seen an IED pressure plate trigger and the quality of material used to make them.the flimsy design of those pressure plate trigger!now imagine digging a very deep hole,then burying that flimsy pressure plate trigger and then assuming the soil on top.wont exert pressure on the pressure plate trigger to triggering it !
also do you know why EOD use mine-clearing line charge to clear paths !i swear reading what you wrote just showed me how little you understand about IED's

patches689:


Windows 7

Brah

have you ever heard of the term military-commercial of the shelf technology (Mil-COTS)or you just want to sound ignorant !

OFF-TOPIC



Anybody watching the recent offensive in Syria? Apparently terrorists in Syria know how to make better propaganda videos than the so called "big African armies".



The fighting in that Artillery base is "mad", all in close quarters, with terrorist drones providing an eagle view over operations in the base.


The use of Tactical Drones, as seen used by Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, formerly Nusra Front, demonstrates the importance of these vehicles in combat. The important ISTAR role these little platforms provide for attacking or defending forces cannot be under-estimated.

Nigerian built Cash-in-Transit vehicle.

Please forgive my off-topic post
But in my culture it is rude to laugh alone...

sudan K-8 Trainer jet

gottfried21:
Please forgive my off-topic post
But in my culture it is rude to laugh alone...

In combat, may be. Current stealth technologystill remain vulnerable to L, UHF-VHF band. I think something is being over hyped here.

tdayof:
In combat, may be. Current stealth technologystill remain vulnerable to L, UHF-VHF band. I think something is being over hyped here.

what do u expect??under hype??

Odunayaw:
what do u expect??under hype??

Lol it's normal tho. Strategy to shake the enemy. Still waiting for a simulation report on F22 vs F35.

Henry and Co can you please help with Africans defence companies names especially those in aerospace and naval warfare like nesl.

tdayof:
In combat, may be. Current stealth technologystill remain vulnerable to L, UHF-VHF band. I think something is being over hyped here.

Marketing.

The plane isn't totally invisible to radar and other sensors.

I can bet my left what that Russia has developed some cheap technology to detect such aircraft.

africaken254:
have you ever heard of the term military-commercial of the shelf technology (Mil-COTS)or you just want to sound ignorant !

Have you ever heard of a joke or you just want to sound ignorant!

tdayof:
In combat, may be. Current stealth technologystill remain vulnerable to L, UHF-VHF band. I think something is being over hyped here.

F35 isnt stealth.

Its "stealthy"

By the time it enters enemy airspace all the stuff that could detect it would be destroyed/degraded.

patches689:


Have you ever heard of a joke or you just want to sound ignorant!

now you tell us it was a joke

off topic :T-72B3 VS Type-96B drag race

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5zlUk0P_bc&feature=youtu.be

africaken254:
now you tell us it was a joke

The use of "brah" tends to give it away.

Pro-tip: If my lexicon changes, it usually means something is up

MikeCZA:
Marketing.

The plane isn't totally invisible to radar and other sensors.

I can bet my left what that Russia has developed some cheap technology to detect such aircraft.

The Russians for sure have developed technology to detect stealth aircraft, i'm sure of this. Two F-117As were shot over Serbia using 1960s tech.

Recent Almaz-Antey marketing videos show a network of Air-defences able to take down aircrafts such as the F-22/F-35.


Stealth tech are designed for militarily weak Nations, not the big powers.

Zimbabwe T-72B3, Tank Biathlon