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Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by marvin906(m): 9:37pm On May 28, 2020 |
MrBrownJay1: Don't judge a book buy is cover and who sells an obsolete at that price per unit |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by ooohoo: 9:39pm On May 28, 2020 |
Reference: Bros, stop proving what is wrong. The Super Tucano has its nation of origin as Brazil, that shouldn't be difficult for you to understand. A simple Wiki search would have saved you from this unending claim to falsehood. For better understanding, the fact that a Toyota car is built in the United States does not mean the technology isn't owned by Toyota Global, headquartered in Japan, neither does it change the fact that Japan owns Toyota. If you find it too difficult to research more, here is an except from Wikipedia In addition to its manufacture in Brazil, Embraer has set up a production line in the United States in conjunction with Sierra Nevada Corporation for the manufacture of A-29's to many export customers.
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Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by axponline: 9:43pm On May 28, 2020 |
For all those complaining about this plane, pls read. This is a super modern light attack plane specially designed to fight on ground terrorists that do not have air power. The capabilities the A-29 provides has drawn the attention of other nations facing similar challenges from terrorist organizations, as well as the need to surveil and secure long land borders. The U.S. government has agreed to sell six Super Tucanos to Lebanon which is dealing with a number of threats to its security. Recently, the U.S. government approved Nigeria’s request for twelve A-29s. This country is in a deadly struggle with one of the most vicious ISIS-affiliated groups, Boko Haram, but lacks the appropriate aircraft to conduct ground attack/ISR operations over the heavily forested terrain in which the terrorist group operates. With its advanced sensors and laser designator, the A-29 will enable the Nigerian Air Force to conduct precise close air support strikes in populated areas while reducing the risk of collateral damage. The A-29 is the perfect aircraft for Nigeria. 2 Likes |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by diliekene: 9:43pm On May 28, 2020 |
gidgiddy:i think say na only me |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by LordShiva97(m): 9:45pm On May 28, 2020 |
Mowoe: We should purchase such high-tech fighter jets to fight terrorism? Those jets are designed for waging conventional warfare. The Super Tucano light attack aircraft is the perfect aircraft for counterinsurgency and antiterrorism operations. Even the US special forces and Afghan army uses it. |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by sunkieisland(m): 9:46pm On May 28, 2020 |
You know, in this part of the world, A stands for distinction and F stands for failures This is why the govt, in a bid to show themselves as being excellent procured A series fighter jets instead of the F series. But the F series are better |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by VicM6: 9:46pm On May 28, 2020 |
next month u go hear say boko boys don shoot two down while one crash land during training mission.... at least if nigeria can not afford US specs, make dem try Russian spec too na... If dem use 1billon dollars buy plane of 50million dollars at least dem go see up to 10 jets buy but reverse is d case... wetin concern 9ja politician's...If you die you die niyen. who dey even give boko boys all dos weapons dem dey use.. Nawa o, God no go shame us. |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by Amudeneogu: 9:48pm On May 28, 2020 |
What will it be used for, is Nigeria in a war, or did they want to use it to attack their personal enemies? |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by 12345baba(m): 9:48pm On May 28, 2020 |
That's our goodwill messanger |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by sexylassie2(f): 9:50pm On May 28, 2020 |
Reference: Embraer set up a production line in the United States in conjunction with Sierra Nevada Corporation for the manufacture of A-29's for export to customers. so now you are using pilot to judge manufacturer of an aircraft. |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by VicM6: 9:51pm On May 28, 2020 |
axponline:Haaa, if i hear..... who tell u say those werey boko boys no get Ground to air missiles.... 4get o.... the weapon dos guys has enh only baba God knows d werey people selling all those stuffs to dem.. laslas, all the machine guns and tanks dem get shebi na from our gallant army hands dem dey seize am use fight them back again.....As e funny reach bro, the same US wey sell this tucano gv nigeria fit be d same people wey dey supply dis boko boys weapon.... dem kuku get machinery b4... |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by babestella: 9:59pm On May 28, 2020 |
hotwax: You remember they brought the idea of siting nuclear power stations in SE and Akwa ibom, come and see protest from all quarters. One nuclear reactor “accident“ in SE will wipe out the entires south within 20 years of nuclear radiation fallout. A country where people burn huge offices like they are burning firewood. Common oil polluted Niger delta, they cannot clean, but they are busy wasting oil money on frivolous projects. I tire sef. |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by Reference(m): 9:59pm On May 28, 2020 |
ooohoo: You just do not understand how military equipment is made. To compare a combat aircraft with a Toyota is... puzzling. Those munitions (bombs, rockets) you see there are American made. To fit them on an aircraft together with the targetting systems, the communication systems, the survival systems, etc, you have to rebuild the entire aircraft from the ground up. It is not like pimping a Toyota. Russian guns and bombs will not work on American aircraft and versa. Brazilian gear will not work on American aircraft. The airframe is Brazilian but the airframe alone DOES NOT MAKE A COMBAT AIRCRAFT. There is a reason Sierra Nevada not Embraer of Brazil was given the contract. The Airforce considers the capabilities of the aircraft more important that its looks or its so called name. If you want to compare automobiles here is one. Innoson and many others buy CKD's from China and build vehicles according to their own (Innoson's) specifications. Say what you wish, it is an Innoson. You can go to China to buy something like it and the Chinese company may be selling to other African coubtries but once they are built or rebuilt they take on a new identity. If you look at all the variations and iterations of the Super Tucano you will be shocked. 1 Like |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by LordShiva97(m): 10:00pm On May 28, 2020 |
One thing is certain, and that is the fact that nothing the Nigerian government does will ever please Nigerians. Even if it does the right thing which it rarely do, Nigerians will still criticize them. Purchasing the Super Tucano light attack aircraft is a highly commendable step in the right direction. If properly used, it can be a big gamechanger in the fight against Boko Haram. Yet ignorant Nigerians who can't differentiate a fighter jet from a flying balloon are here giving useless critisms. |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by Germi9: 10:01pm On May 28, 2020 |
danielconstant:maybe its for Agro fumigation |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by ooohoo: 10:01pm On May 28, 2020 |
sexylassie2: I just tire for the guy, yet, he's arguing over an open secret. Honestly, I don't even understand the basis of his argument again. |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by VicM6: 10:02pm On May 28, 2020 |
Reference:you dey mind this one ni... does he know how much it cost to operate the F-22 or the amount you spend to service the machine. Nigeria isn't fighting a war. Just like the SR-17 black bird, what made the US let go of that bird was because of the cost to operate the machine in a single operation. At least the tucano cost 500 dollars to operate per hour, the likes of F-22, F-35, F-15 etc cost a thousand dollars to operate per hour.... politicains 4 Nigerian no get that kind money to waste. 1 Like |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by teejoyz: 10:05pm On May 28, 2020 |
[stop saying what you don't know, morocco and egypt currently operate f16 author=marvin906 post=90064018] shut your mouth.. even the strongest military in Africa doesn't have f15 or 16 your brain can't even ask yourself even if we have the money will the US sell[/quote] |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by Nobody: 10:07pm On May 28, 2020 |
Yenefer:That would be cownu of Gabon. NK died a month ago. |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by Perocom(m): 10:07pm On May 28, 2020 |
[quote author=AnonPoet post=90060949]Nigeria's A-29 Super Tucano COIN aircraft READY !! https:///TPdmdftODuhttps://twitter.com/DefenseNigeria/status/1266003820959727626?s=19[/quote To be honest ehn, this aircraft looks like a toy to me oo, where are all these Black hawk helicopters naa? |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by VicM6: 10:12pm On May 28, 2020 |
teejoyz:The US only sell sophisticated jet's to their trusted Allie's.... It once happened wen the US sold 100 units of Fighters jet to Iran and after some years, Iran wanted to used the same Fighters jet on the US soil...the US being smart stop the production of the spare part's of the jet to Iran which made the irainian govt to cancle the used of the fighter jet. so the US will never sell any sophisticated jets to Nigeria or any Africa country. |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by Reference(m): 10:12pm On May 28, 2020 |
sexylassie2: As long as you view military products like automobiles or household goods you will not understand. Military aircraft are defined by their capabilities not by their brand name. Today there are half a dozen iterations of the famous Kalashinokov AK-47 that if the Police or Army places an order for a consignment it has to specify exactly which model and country of manufacture because there is a huge difference in their make and performance. You may call the AK-47 a Russian rifle but I bet the Chinese who make far more units will disagree. Though under license, the Chinese made AK is a bonafide Chinese weapon. You will not call it Russia/Chinese AK-47. |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by EPIJOE: 10:20pm On May 28, 2020 |
IN THIS NEW WORLD OF TECHNOLOGY NIGERIAN GOVT ARE BUYING OLD PLANES THAT CAN ONLY FIGHT INSURGENCY. WE ARE GIANT OF AFRICA O. THE F SERIES JUST TWO OF IT WOULD HAVE BEEN OK. THAN THIS OLD FIGHTER JETS. WELL! AT LEAST THEY PROCURE WE SET EYES ON THEM. THAN AUDIO PROCUREMENT AND NOTHING TILL ETERNITY. PLS LET'S GIVE OUR LIVES TO CHRIST . HE COMING SOON. |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by ooohoo: 10:21pm On May 28, 2020 |
Reference: Your claim that Americans swindled Nigeria over the Super Tucano is false, QED. Who owns Super Tacano? Brazil, QED. Military aircraft manufacturing works just like every other manufacturing process. For your information, the F-35 LIGHTNING II parts are sourced from countries around the world, does that mean it is not owned by the United States? Terma, a Danish defence company provides over 70 mission-critical parts and components, such as, but are not limited to, composite leading edges for the aircraft horizontal tails, composite skins for the vertical and horizontal stabilizers, advanced lightweight composite components for the center fuselage, missionized Gun Pods for the STOVL and CV bariants, data acquisition pods for flight test instrumentation, air-to-ground pylons, radar Electronics, etc. Does that change the fact the Lockheed Martin Aeronautics manufactured the fighter jet? BAE Systems of UK developed the electronic warfare system of the F-35, does that change the fact that Lockeed Martin manufactured the aircraft? |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by bejeria101(m): 10:25pm On May 28, 2020 |
Miracle1991: Oga be sensible! Who uses a propeller plane in this day and age? Even past governments bought jets na this thing you dey make noise about? Amadioha see them here o. |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by marvin906(m): 10:26pm On May 28, 2020 |
teejoyz: dude are you high i corrected myself.. the question I asked is how many are operational and by the way Egypt are looking to replace those jets with Russian sukhoi.. what's the point of having jets that has been placed on restrictions |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by marvin906(m): 10:29pm On May 28, 2020 |
VicM6: point of correction they will sell it if they want to.. but they will reatrict it.. Egypt f 16 can't target Israel or US fighter jets so in a war with any of those countries those jets are useless.. that's why I prefer Russia no strings attached.. why so you think most countries.prefer Russia weapons.. even turkey dumped US Patriot for S400 |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by Chicastle: 10:31pm On May 28, 2020 |
Miracle1991: It is the non corrupt elements that brought this current hardships Nigerians are passing through. In the history of Nigeria no corrupt element has brought hardship like the one we are currently facing with the non currupt elements. Is this Aircraft our problem? Are there power supply which is the engine drive of industrialization in Nigeria? So what's new Element insi |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by typicalgamer(m): 10:37pm On May 28, 2020 |
superamoled: STFU are you alright are you going to win against a gas propelled jet like the f150 and co my brother this is a world war 2 fighter jets this shit cannot even outclass a SAM missile in terms of our aerial military assets Nigeria is thrash hands down |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by roGF22(m): 10:42pm On May 28, 2020 |
Lol...rubbish Aircraft. Resembles the once used in ww2... Assuming we don't even have the resources to get 5th generation and 4++ once, at least we can still manage the a10 warthog which is better. 1 Like |
Re: Nigeria's Newly Acquired Tucano A-29s In Pictures by darediamond(m): 10:46pm On May 28, 2020 |
Businext:The SOLUTION to all the Problems you listed above is TRUE RESTRUCTURING OF THE NATION now before it will be too late. |
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