paddy_lo:

keep riding my di*ck and posting on my thread,i see u love attention. . .if the south africans have the planes good for them,we in nigeria have to do what is best for us
the bottom line is,those planes u post cannot be used offensively against the russian or chinese fighters in their airspace
i assume they are for south african defensive needs,and our planes are for ours
u are like the dude with a little di*ck that likes to drive a big car or hummer for show

i have to ask u,with all the american firepower
how come they pulled out of somalia,vietnam,didnt win in korea,cant win in afghanistan
while they are at it,they cant invade or take any chinese or russian territory
so what good did the f-15 or f-16 do them then?

nigerias buy is a defensive buy,it suits us well if u are unhappy,like i said pony up $200million dollars and buy an f-16 for the military
hopefully the u.s congress wont block it like they did to pakistan in 1986
and by the way the f-16 first flight was in 1978 i guess the f-16 is not modern too, cause u are being disingenious if u claim the f7n1 is a 1962 plane

and for all u hatas coming on here to ride my di*ck,or seek attention,why not go start a thread and bow down to the u.s,israeli or south african army
stop derailing this thread, bunch of losers

[b]The Chengdu J-7 is a Chinese single-seater fighter aircraft based on the Soviet Mig-21. The Chengdu J-7 first flew in 1966 and entered service in 1967

In the 1950s and early 1960s, the Soviet Union shared most of its conventional weapons technology with the People's Republic of China. One of these was the limited cooperation between the two countries in the early stage development of the famous MiG-21 short-range interceptor-fighter aircraft. Powered by a single engine and designed on a simple airframe, these fighters were inexpensive but fast, suiting the strategy of forming large groups of 'people's fighters' to overcome the technological advantages of Western aircraft. However, the Sino-Soviet split ended Chinese early participation in the developmental program of the MiG-21 abruptly, and from July 28 to September 1, 1960, the Soviet Union withdrew its advisers from China, resulting in the project being forced to stop in China.
A J-7I seen from above. Note the Delta wing and distinctive PLAAF markings.

However, Nikita Khrushchev suddenly wrote to Mao Zedong in February, 1962 to inform Mao that the Soviet Union was ready to transfer MiG-21 technology to China and asked the Chinese to send their representatives to the Soviet Union as soon as possible to discuss the details. The Chinese viewed this as a Soviet gesture to make peace, and were obviously suspicious, but they were extremely quick to take up on the Soviet offer for the aircraft deal. A delegation headed by Colonel General Liu Yalou (刘亚楼), the commander-in-chief of the PLAAF and a Soviet military academy graduate was dispatched to Moscow immediately and the Chinese delegation was even allowed to have three days to visit the production facility of the MiG-21, which was previously off limit to foreigners. The authorization was personally given by Nikita Khrushchev himself, and on March 30, [size=14pt]1962[/size],

HQ:

Hmmm, Good to see Nigeria have some [b]great [/b]equipment just in case. . .

paddy_lo:

sigh, the f7-N1 is superior than the migs,the migs is an older technology,its easy google it and see,they are pretty much the same planes anyway,since the chinese built their version off the migs,but this version is more advanced with avionics and maneuverability,
now if u read my post,i never said sukhov(SU),the sukhov are russias newest fighters so they should be more powerful than both the migs and the f7n1

paddy_lo:



well the f-16 has never come into combat with one of these so lets keep the conjecture to a minimum,however,if u are defending your airspace like the chinese,these planes can do the job,otherwise they wont form the backbone of chinese air defense against both the u.s and russia

paddy_lo:


u do know the u.s is moving away from f-16s,and unto f-22 and joint strike fighter raptor

paddy_lo:

the f-16 is not a new plane,it was first introduced in the 1980s

paddy_lo:

.lol,but relax,all it has undergone over the years is upgrades to its computers and so on
its in the same generation as the migs,and they have not really come into direct combat,so u cant say which is superior

paddy_lo:

finally if u dont like my thread,why do u keeep getting pulled back to post on here?
am sure u know i dont post on all the threads on nairaland,esp the ones i claim i dont like. . .

paddy_lo:


if u want to compare a first generation mig built in 1962 to a 10th or 12th generation chinese fighter built in 2006,well its a free world
i really dont care,

Carlosein:

i think you guys should just lay off the poster.

THE-AMAKA:

i agree.
why cant we just see what our military looks like without all the bull being directed at the poster? what is he doing wrong?
when someone just wants to show us pics, they will start complaining.

mantote:

this post makes me proud.proudly nigerian

i agree.
why cant we just see what our military looks like without all the bull being directed at the poster? what is he doing wrong?
when someone just wants to show us pics, they will start complaining.

MandingoII:

Beaf

A di.ckrider is a STAN.

A Stan is a Fan.

A Fan is a FANATIC.

When paddylo called you a di.ckrider he called you a FANATIC.

It's American HIP-HOP lingo. It's a diss.


STAN - Fan - di.ckrider = samething

Old folks like you don't know sh.it about that.

OMG!!! you again.
why are you always involving yourself in Nigerian affairs?

MandingoII:

Because I have a di.ckrider like you following me around.

It's American HIP-HOP lingo.  It's a diss.