patches689:

Feel free to show us where it says that you need targeting radar to fire radar guided weapons.

Your "source" says nothing of the sort.

As usual you desperately post away, unwittingly setting traps for yourself. Your jealousy of South Africa drives you to the most pathetic depths.

I truly pity you.

But I would pity you less if you could show me where it says you need radar to target mmW weapons

[size=14pt]Bwahahaha

The whole world says you need fire control radar to fire radar guided missiles including mmW radar seeker missiles .

I just posted the photo screen shot on this page early this morning.

You want to see it again? My pleasure....You lose again Patches

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Henry120:

Retarrd.

Just keeping it real buddy. Deal with it. You have no industry and therefore secondary industries like publishers have no business with your military. Blog's the only way.

Henry120:


DHQ has a website, a blog, a twitter account and a face-book account.

Defence spokesman has a twitter and facebook account

The army, navy, police, DSS and airforce have active websites, twitter, facebook accounts.

Your military doesn't know a thing about PR work.

All twitter accounts ran by people or organisations you mentioned look like they're ran by some illiterate bustard somewhere in the continent.

Even M23 knew how to use social media better.

Websites? Embarrassing for supposedly the "best military in Africa".

Nigeria is going to record another First in 2018. We are the first and only african country to build and launch a satellite, Nigeria SAT-X. This time, we're going to build and launch the first made in africa satellite on African soil.


Dragon had earlier posted this story, as usual the south-africans avoided it like a plague. Anyway, I'm posting it again.




The Minister of Science and Technology, Dr Abdu Bulama, said on Tuesday in Abuja that Nigeria would design, fabricate, test and launch its indigenous satellite by 2018.

Bulama stated this when he inspected facilities at the Obasanjo Space Centre of the National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA).

The minister said the centre had the mandate to launch Nigeria’s first indigenous satellite by 2018, and described space science and technology programme as an important component of the Nigerian dream.

According to him, the satellite programme has a very positive role to play in the transformation agenda of President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration.

Bulama directed that the assembly, testing and integration centre, and the Synthetic Aperture Rader Satellite, which are under construction, be completed by 2015. “The Assembly, Testing and Integration Centre, and the Synthetic Aperture Rader Satellite are the nucleus of NASRDA.

“It is here that we will, by the grace of God, launch our first made in Nigeria satellite by 2018. “By 2018, by the grace of God, we want to see made-in-Nigeria satellite launched. It will be built in this laboratory and launched by our Nigerian scientists,” he said. According to him, competence and capabilities in satellite technology serve as tool for national growth and a huge contribution to the development and benefit of mankind.

Earlier, the Director-General of NASRDA, Dr Seidu Mohammed, who conducted Bulama round the facilities, said the agency could boast of world-class technology in term of facilities.

MikeZA: Your military doesn't know a thing about PR work.

All twitter accounts ran by people or organisations you mentioned look like they're ran by some illiterate bustard somewhere in the continent.

Even M23 knew how to use social media better.

Websites? Embarrassing for supposedly the "best military in Africa".

Those people and organisations are just hobbyists. Not to be taken seriously.

MikeZA: Your military doesn't know a thing about PR work.

All twitter accounts ran by people or organisations you mentioned look like they're ran by some illiterate bustard somewhere in the continent.

Even M23 knew how to use social media better.

Websites? Embarrassing for supposedly the "best military in Africa".

The message gets passed across.

DieVluit:

Just keeping it real buddy. Deal with it. You have no industry and therefore secondary industries like publishers have no business with your military. Blog's the only way.

#FACT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

People can't write fantasy stories or report about the "Igirigir APC" all year round.

Henry120:

Not only is the Blog the most dependable source on the nigerian military, obviously more credible than Defenceweb, the Link also says NAF recently received 12 Fighter Jets.

Defenseweb is a company with a full functional office with employees. On the other hand your blog is a computer desk boy fanatic flying solo blog, it doesn't have an allocated domain name, its a Google freebie.... its an opinion based crap of a man flying solo.

Henry120:

The message gets passed across.

Message doesn't reach across and spark interest or conversation.

Henry120: Nigeria is going to record another First in 2018. We are the first and only african country to build and launch a satellite, Nigeria SAT-X. This time, we're going to build and launch the first made in africa satellite on African soil.

You won't and you can't coz you don't even have electricity to power a single town.

MikeZA: #FACT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

People can't write fantasy stories or report about the "Igirigir APC" all year round.

Just imagine

GreenandGold:

Defenseweb is a company with a full functional office with employees. On the other hand your blog is a computer desk boy fanatic flying solo blog, it doesn't have an allocated domain name, its a Google freebie.... its an opinion based crap of a man flying solo.

(((((((((((((((BOOM)))))))))))))))) MORE FACTS.

Funnily we a lot of bloggers here in SA. Some run by deployed soldiers or retired officers.

Some with the objective of making fun of the defence force.

Henry120: Nigeria is going to record another First in 2018. We are the first and only african country to build and launch a satellite, Nigeria SAT-X. This time, we're going to build and launch the first made in africa satellite on African soil.


Dragon had earlier posted this story, as usual the south-africans avoided it like a plague. Anyway, I'm posting it again.




The Minister of Science and Technology, Dr Abdu Bulama, said on Tuesday in Abuja that Nigeria would design, fabricate, test and launch its indigenous satellite by 2018.

Bulama stated this when he inspected facilities at the Obasanjo Space Centre of the National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA).

The minister said the centre had the mandate to launch Nigeria’s first indigenous satellite by 2018, and described space science and technology programme as an important component of the Nigerian dream.

According to him, the satellite programme has a very positive role to play in the transformation agenda of President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration.

Bulama directed that the assembly, testing and integration centre, and the Synthetic Aperture Rader Satellite, which are under construction, be completed by 2015. “The Assembly, Testing and Integration Centre, and the Synthetic Aperture Rader Satellite are the nucleus of NASRDA.

“It is here that we will, by the grace of God, launch our first made in Nigeria satellite by 2018. “By 2018, by the grace of God, we want to see made-in-Nigeria satellite launched. It will be built in this laboratory and launched by our Nigerian scientists,” he said. According to him, competence and capabilities in satellite technology serve as tool for national growth and a huge contribution to the development and benefit of mankind.

Earlier, the Director-General of NASRDA, Dr Seidu Mohammed, who conducted Bulama round the facilities, said the agency could boast of world-class technology in term of facilities.

You think South Africans care about such fantasies.

patches689:

Nope, before they contract Ebola

too bad for you.... AIDS carrier

Disease Contained In
Nigeria, Senegal – WHO
pulse.ng/news/ebola-virus-disease-contained-in-nigeria-senegal-who-id3148363.html?utm_campaign=ebola-virus-disease-contained-in-nigeria-senegal-who&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

MikeZA: You think South Africans care about such fantasies.

Your South African nuclear reactors to be built by Russia in year 2030 is the greatest fantasy on this forum.

Most South Africans would have died of HIV before that 2030
.

agaugust:


Most South Africans would have died of HIV before that 2030

Not before we dog.gystyle your mother.

chris365:
too bad for you.... AIDS carrier

Disease Contained In
Nigeria, Senegal – WHO
pulse.ng/news/ebola-virus-disease-contained-in-nigeria-senegal-who-id3148363.html?utm_campaign=ebola-virus-disease-contained-in-nigeria-senegal-who&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

With 1 in 5 of your offsprings carrying the virus, your future looks great for you.

Henry120:

Nigeria is going to record another First in 2018. We are the first and only african country to build and launch a satellite, Nigeria SAT-X. This time, we're going to build and launch the first made in africa satellite on African soil.


Dragon had earlier posted this story, as usual the south-africans avoided it like a plague. Anyway, I'm posting it again.




The Minister of Science and Technology, Dr Abdu Bulama, said on Tuesday in Abuja that Nigeria would design, fabricate, test and launch its indigenous satellite by 2018.

Bulama stated this when he inspected facilities at the Obasanjo Space Centre of the National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA).

The minister said the centre had the mandate to launch Nigeria’s first indigenous satellite by 2018, and described space science and technology programme as an important component of the Nigerian dream.

According to him, the satellite programme has a very positive role to play in the transformation agenda of President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration.

Bulama directed that the assembly, testing and integration centre, and the Synthetic Aperture Rader Satellite, which are under construction, be completed by 2015. “The Assembly, Testing and Integration Centre, and the Synthetic Aperture Rader Satellite are the nucleus of NASRDA.

“It is here that we will, by the grace of God, launch our first made in Nigeria satellite by 2018. “By 2018, by the grace of God, we want to see made-in-Nigeria satellite launched. It will be built in this laboratory and launched by our Nigerian scientists,” he said. According to him, competence and capabilities in satellite technology serve as tool for national growth and a huge contribution to the development and benefit of mankind.

Earlier, the Director-General of NASRDA, Dr Seidu Mohammed, who conducted Bulama round the facilities, said the agency could boast of world-class technology in term of facilities.

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In Africa, Nigeria leads in the world of ISTAR and Satellite technology.

Even Egypt is far behind us.

South Africa is 100 years lost behind


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GreenandGold:

With 1 in 5 of your offsprings carrying the virus, your future looks great for you.

hahahahahahaha.... sounds pretty much like AIDS ravaging south africans. that's what you pass to your offsprings dum dum.

agaugust:

Your South African nuclear reactors to be built by Russia in year 2030 is the greatest fantasy on this forum.

Most South Africans would have died of HIV before that 2030
.

South Africa signing a nuclear deal with Russia,similar to the ones we signed with France and others mean Russia will be building our nuclear reactors?


This is a military thread,I don't get how reactors have anything to with military matters.

GreenandGold:

Not before we dog.gystyle your mother.

How would you feel if I said that about your own mother?

If you have no moral upbringing from your parents, you could excuse us from this forum.

We Nigerians are decent people. We don't write obscene insults about peoples mothers.

You are a disgrace to South Africa
.

agaugust:

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In Africa, Nigeria leads in the world of ISTAR and Satellite technology.

Even Egypt is far behind us.

South Africa is 100 years lost behind


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aba na. they have a world war II era dakota flying pan doing a great job.

agaugust:

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In Africa, Nigeria leads in the world of ISTAR and Satellite technology.

Even Egypt is far behind us.

South Africa is 100 years lost behind


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Facts won't limit your abilities to dream,continue dreaming Nigerian.

Force your self to believe such non.sense.

MikeZA: Facts won't limit your abilities to dream,continue dreaming Nigerian.

Force your self to believe such non.sense.

what's the nonsense? point it out.

we have better and most advanced surveillance capabilities, more satelites than you can have.

you get hurt easily these days mike, what happened?

So much butthurt from the Nigerians. Amazing. The truth. It do what it do.

agaugust:


[size=14pt]Bwahahaha

The whole world says you need fire control radar to fire radar guided missiles including mmW radar seeker missiles .

I just posted the photo screen shot on this page early this morning.

You want to see it again? My pleasure....You lose again Patches

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Ok, now show me where it says mmW ATGM's need Radar targetting on the platform that fires them.

Or else the Rooivalk and A129 Mangusta have weapons they cannot use

chris365:

what's the nonsense? point it out.

we have better and most advanced surveillance capabilities, more satelites than you can have.

you get hurt easily these days mike, what happened?

what advance surveillance capabilities?

The same capabilities which failed to bring those kidnapped girls?

agaugust:


Your own sources above do NOT say what you claim. They actually prove you wrong.

Helicopters that want to fire radar weapons have to be fitted with fire control radars, that is why America later added radars to Apache.

Missiles are only guided by 3 methods in this world.

Infra red

Radar

Sight

No radar guided weapon can fire on target without a fire control radar.

A radar guided missile NEEDS a fire control radar lock on target or it will fail.

No radar guided missile in this world can use radar guidance without fire control radar.

How do you use a mmW radar missile without a radar ?

How do you use a petrol engine without petrol ?

Dude, you want to change science and technology principles to justify your false claims, Bwahahaha, go fool your 2 year old kid at home

You have the most Retaarded South African brain on this forum

.

citations please

Henry120: Nigeria is going to record another First in 2018. We are the first and only african country to build and launch a satellite, Nigeria SAT-X. This time, we're going to build and launch the first made in africa satellite on African soil.


Dragon had earlier posted this story, as usual the south-africans avoided it like a plague. Anyway, I'm posting it again.




The Minister of Science and Technology, Dr Abdu Bulama, said on Tuesday in Abuja that Nigeria would design, fabricate, test and launch its indigenous satellite by 2018.

Bulama stated this when he inspected facilities at the Obasanjo Space Centre of the National Space Research and Development Agency (NASRDA).

The minister said the centre had the mandate to launch Nigeria’s first indigenous satellite by 2018, and described space science and technology programme as an important component of the Nigerian dream.

According to him, the satellite programme has a very positive role to play in the transformation agenda of President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration.

Bulama directed that the assembly, testing and integration centre, and the Synthetic Aperture Rader Satellite, which are under construction, be completed by 2015. “The Assembly, Testing and Integration Centre, and the Synthetic Aperture Rader Satellite are the nucleus of NASRDA.

“It is here that we will, by the grace of God, launch our first made in Nigeria satellite by 2018. “By 2018, by the grace of God, we want to see made-in-Nigeria satellite launched. It will be built in this laboratory and launched by our Nigerian scientists,” he said. According to him, competence and capabilities in satellite technology serve as tool for national growth and a huge contribution to the development and benefit of mankind.

Earlier, the Director-General of NASRDA, Dr Seidu Mohammed, who conducted Bulama round the facilities, said the agency could boast of world-class technology in term of facilities.

We have built multiple sattelights

No big deal.

agaugust:

How would you feel if I said that about your own mother?

If you have no moral upbringing from your parents, you could excuse us from this forum.

We Nigerians are decent people. We don't write obscene insults about peoples mothers.

You are a disgrace to South Africa
.

Nigerians decent? Most arrested nation abroad, human traffics her own daughters abroad as sex slaves and hundreds in the hands of Boko Haram waiting to be auctioned..

So which would be a better outcome for your mother? To be trafficked to Europe as a sex slave by fellow Nigerians or a dog.gy from an AIDS infectioned SA forumer?

agaugust:

Your South African nuclear reactors to be built by Russia in year 2030 is the greatest fantasy on this forum.

Most South Africans would have died of HIV before that 2030
.

2023

And the deal has been made.

We put our money where our mouth is

chris365:

hahahahahahaha.... sounds pretty much like AIDS ravaging south africans. that's what you pass to your offsprings dum dum.

For sure but you seem to do it better than us, well done.