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 Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 10:44am On Jun 15, 2013 |
zaandrew: What i mean is show me a arty HEAT round, i know of no HEAT round built to be used in any direct role or of any 155mm nato heat rounds.NATO does not rule the world, other nations too produce what they want or need. HEAT ammo has been around for many years since world war II. not only tanks fire HEAT ammunition, artillery too fires HEAT shells because they are said by some analysts to be the best large scale tank k.iller in major battles with heavy deployment of enemey tanks. i may go to sleep, i have been online here since 10pm yesterday, its 1am my world. i copied this from my personal file/e-library : ARTILLERY WEAPONS Artillery weapons are usually used in groups of identical weapons, so that they can be fired in salvos. This adds to the size of the burst area. Rockets fired indirectly use indirect fire rules for scatter, and have a burst area equal to the burst area of the rocket times the number of rockets fired. Other artillery weapons have a burst area of one weapon plus 1/2 the burst area per additional weapon fired in the salvo. Note: artillery weapons use high-explosive shells, their penetration is not affected by range. * Composite Armor halves penetration. Mortars have a minimum range of 1/100 their maximum range. ARTILLERY AMMUNITION These alternative round fillers can be used by any artillery weapon but the grenade launchers. The 230 mm rocket cannot use Armor-Piercing or Cluster-Bomblet rounds (it's both). Armor-Piercing: for howitzers only. Doubles the cost of the shell and reduces the Burst to 0. Doubles Penetration on the 105 mm, triples the Penetration on the 150 mm and 200 mm. Chemical: the shell is filled with gas or smoke. Triple the Burst, no Penetration. Smoke shells cost 1/3 normal, hot smoke (blocks IR and thermographs) costs normal, tear gas costs double, knock-out gas costs triple, and nerve gas costs 20 times normal. Cluster Bomblet: the shell is loaded with bomblets. Double the price, triple the Burst, reduce Penetration to 4. HEAT: this substitutes a shaped-charge warhead for the normal high-explosive. Double the shell cost, double the Penetration (and halve it again if attacking Composite Armor) and reduce the Burst to 4m. Works best when combined with Laser-Guided. Laser-Guided: a laser-guided shell follows a painting laser to its target. On the turn when the shell hits, if there is a laser painting the target spot, the shell strikes that spot on a D10 roll of 4-10, otherwise it scatters 2D10 meters on the Grenade Table. Triple the base cost of the shell. Rocket-Assisted Shells: artillery shells with rocket boosters. Double the range and number of spaces the shell takes up, triple the base cost of the shell. White Phosphorous: anyone hit with WP sustains 3D6 burn damage to that location per turn for at least a half-hour, or until the WP fragments are removed. If the fragment hits body armor, it does its damage to the armor, doing full damage to kevlar and armorjackets (only flak jackets, doorgunner's vests, Metalgear and Powered Armor is proof against it). For instance, an area protected by an SP14 armor-jacket takes 11 points of damage from WP. The jacket is reduced to SP 3 at that location, and will be burned through next turn. If the fragment hits flesh, it burns its way in and will have to be removed surgically (skillful use of a knife or other sharp probe can do the trick if applied on the first three turns of WP burn). WP shells cost four times normal. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 10:23am On Jun 15, 2013 |
Henry120: You, I thought you said you were leaving nairaland? How come after a couple of weeks viewing the thread as a guest, you are back commenting?all of them could not find such a brain stimulating forum like nairaland in the whole of south africa...from pretoria to soweto to cape town  |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 10:03am On Jun 15, 2013 |
Msauza: How dare you reduce South Africa to the back seat! a warning to never underestimate the might of underdogs.south africa has no single satellite, so your military fights war as blind as a bat. simple. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 10:00am On Jun 15, 2013 |
Hezron Lorraine: Someone said the map of africa is like a gun.Nigeria is the trigger,SA shoots it.neither can work without being interdependent. both countries are vital in africa's development.people say it was statement by german evengelist reinhard bonkke Hezron Lorraine: Overall from this thread. I already have my answer to the question:both countries atarted to re-build their navies at different times. south africa has received her 4 new stealth warships, nigeria's 4 new stealth warships are to be delivered 2 next year 2014, and 2 year 2015. that is why i did not used them in the naval blockage simulation, they are game changers and will be a serious headache for south african navy, not sure who will win. also the nigerian navy 12 units Fennec light attack/anti-submarine helicopters from France are yet to arrive, a simulator training module arrived last year. it is possible to simulate with weapons on order, but will people accept that situation ? maybe an interesting simulation will be nigerian army vs south african army inside abidjan when we supported opposing sides of the civil war in ivory coast a few years ago people say nigeria will never go to war with south africa. why ? war history proves that any nation can fight another nation or even fight itself like the case of B.iafra, Bosnia, and Syria today. Iran and Iraq were close blood arab muslim brothers until 1980. Same with Egypt and Libya before the fought a mjaor war in 1977 and Ghadaffi lost to Sadat, total 500 soldiers dead, 100 Tanks/APC destroyed, about 30 jet fighters shot down within 4 days, then Algeria called for ceasefire and negotiations, stopped the war. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 9:17am On Jun 15, 2013 |
Msauza: By the way how old are you?not as old as you are, but wiser . |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 9:12am On Jun 15, 2013*. Modified: 10:33am On Jun 15, 2013 |
CraigB: Is that so, now? A thread where Egypt, Ethiopia and many others aren't spoken for? Strange how people arrive at their answers.you said before that you were gone from this thread, but you are back now, sure you could not find any such brain stimulating forum in the whole of south africa, then you returned back to 'lagos' like @msauza i personally posted a lot on this thread for Egypt, Algeria, Ethoipia. Their military weblinks, list of weapons, war history, photos, videos, etc. other people also posted. when i posted Egypt vs South Africa main weapons beside each other, the south african guys here ran for cover. when i did same for Ethiopia, the south africans said the issue is between them and nigeria, that is to say, the lizard in pretoria vs the crocodile in abuja. you asked for it, you get it. simple. now go to sleep you white racist, south africa has no single satellite to use for war today, nigeria has 3 plus several nigerian army built hi-tech space based military spy balloons. south african military is fighting war as blind as a bat ! algerian military https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LICtdQwkJwo&NR=1 |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 8:56am On Jun 15, 2013 |
zetdee: I don't think Zuma is worse than obasanjo, the man even slept with a relative.newspapers say obasanjo slept with a lady, that lady later married his son. i dont see crime in that, i just see sin. we were not even there with them in the bedroom or hotel, abi you were there watching the thing ? |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 8:52am On Jun 15, 2013 |
andrewza: Nigeria did drive forces to malil though.France has its military permanently in most of its west african ex-colonies, the french maintain permanent bases there, but nigeria does not build military base inside francophone countries. Chad has logistic capability 100 times smaller than nigeria. Mali wanted french speaking brothers, the Mali government earlier warned nigerian army that they are not welcome in Mali and will be treated as an invading force. Nigeria did not do F00LISHLY like south africa to enter CAR nation when all the people have not agreed to let you come in. that is why south africa was disgraced out of CAR, they came in neatly organized, they went out scattered by seleka. 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 8:44am On Jun 15, 2013*. Modified: 9:16am On Jun 15, 2013 |
andrewza: You know there are SA pilots who have flown the rooifalk, Mi24 and the supper hind. The rooivalk is seen has the better helcopter. And since when is the hind built for air to air combat. The rooival on the other hand was built to carry 2 AAMs along with it's other load out of AGMs and rockets.none of them is built for air to air combat because helicopters cannot stand against jet fighter interceptors. Mi-35 Hind carries S-24 and i you cannot say it wont carry SRAAM. that so called Augusta 109 Helicopter 'production line' in south afroica is actually an ordinary assembly line, or did south africa build the engine and its components, and fabricate the parts from scratch ? stop stealing other nations products and their glory. Ford and BMW are not south african products and so Augusta Helicopter is Italian. weblink source : http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=13530:air-force-ponders-future-of-a109-helicopter&catid=35:Aerospace&Itemid=107 . |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 8:30am On Jun 15, 2013 |
andrewza: Actualy the dakota have received a number of upgrades over the years....and that makes it as capable as nigerian air force ATR-42 Surveyor ? you drink too much |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 8:18am On Jun 15, 2013*. Modified: 9:20am On Jun 15, 2013 |
Msauza: That will surely be the true representation of the ideals for which I am prepared to die for.nairaland internet forum is the wrong place to d_ie for anything, go now to Congo DRC, join south african army there....and where were you when south africans d_ied in front of seleka rebels ? death is not so far away if you want it my brother....choose the right location |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 8:15am On Jun 15, 2013 |
andrewza: The only fool is you who has no anserws to the qustions I have asked. These are imporanted qustions that either destroy the credbielty of those who have not been able to anserw them(aka T-craft hull) or bring in to qustion the abliety of those who can not anserw them in under standing how sytems work (aka real time infomastion from satlites) or in genrail qustion the bielvied abliety of the nigerian miltary (aka does nigeria use high tech arty rounds that SA is one of only a few manfactoures. Did you know to fire the GPS round from the archer you need a very high tech set up of fire control and foward target marking sytem that only America makes. Only a few NATO countries use the sytem ) so the only fool is you and your frendis.T-craft is a south african navy boat, i will not post its details for you, do it yourself or forget it. thats why i said it is a F00LISH question you asked me. i wont repeat my self again, nigerian satellite has real time information equipment go page 336 on top, i posted it there with eblink source of its full technical details and capabilities. people have told me not to answer you on this poit again because it is another F00LISH question you asked me. nigerian navy on the coastland has 15 radar stations spread around from lagos to calabar, new and modern built by israelis and americans. the radars are more than enough to see all south african warships in real time and report their positions GPS coordiantes to nigerian army artillery command and control every minute of 24 hours a day without any stress at all. south africa is the one that is blind as a bat with no satellite to watch nigeria. Global Security website reported nigerian Archer artillery guns, and wikipedia too reported it. if those two sources are not enough for you, then go and continue your day dreams in simons town sea side drinking more beer to erase your fear of nigerian artillery. i never said nigeria fires GPS guided shells, i said south african ships GPS is known and artillery shells will spread all over the area like a carpet bombing, that is the traditional role of artillery and it has not changed since world war II or gulf war in iraq, and so the south african navy ships will be sunk to sea bottom, you hear me ? . |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 7:10am On Jun 15, 2013*. Modified: 10:21am On Jun 15, 2013 |
. CraigB: Is that so, now? A thread where Egypt, Ethiopia and many others aren't spoken for? Strange how people arrive at their answers.i posted on ethiopia long ago since page 13 to 20, however here is a repeat of one from page 288. ethiopia can defeat south africa agaugust: . |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 5:58am On Jun 15, 2013 |
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| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 5:56am On Jun 15, 2013*. Modified: 9:36am On Jun 15, 2013 |
. andrewza: ..@Andrewza normal fonts @Agaugust bold black or red fonts The change could be done in simmons town or durban. And the point is that the valour was built to take the reciol of the 155mm round. Never known the G6 to have problems with recoil. [b]how many times will you change the goal post in this football game ? when you made simulation of south african naval blockade of nigerian waters your warships sailed to nigeria with 76mm gun to fight NNS THUNDER and NNS ARADU. i surprised you by nigeria counter attack with 105mm and 155mm artillery guns, so now your navy ships want to sail back to south africa and change their guns to 155mm, do you forget that you are already 5,000km away from home base ? you want to go and do that big logistics operation back in south africa 5,000km away, yet you said nigeria cannot move around its own 500 artillery guns towed with ordinary trucks/trailers on home soil ? is it only south africa that God allows to do logistics for war ? you say its not certain nigerian artillery are all functioning, what makes it certain that all south african warships and submarines are working too ? artillery guns need very little maintenance, warships and submarines need regular and heavy maintenance, south africa will have 100 times more logistics and maintenance problems than nigeria, go see your Gripen jets in cold room freezer long term storage.[/b] Point out all ready that we don't ever have to come in range of your guns. Ever we can stay 100 km away and still blokade your ports. Some thing you keep on failing to address is why the valour would close in on to the battriess. We could stay 50km out of the ports and laugh at you. Even in my first war game I menstioned the valour would not come in close. [b] in real war soldiers dont have a second chance to live again, nigerian army already sank all the south african navy warships to see bottom in the first surprise artillery counter attack when the ships were over-confident and entered nigerian territorial waters feeling superior to NNS THUNDER and NNS ARADU. you keep changing the goal post, now you want to anchor your warships 50km away, when you posted comments few days ago about using 4 Rooivalk helicopters flying 10km away from coast to attack nigerian artillery, then 12 nigerian air force F-7 jet interceptor aircrafts showed up and you ran back again. if you stay 50km away from nigerian coast you just carelessly created a big 50,000 sq km safe corridor for coastal oil barges to ship crude oil freely, and the baseline/shoreline is too shallow for any submarine threat. you defeated yourself. you also dont know that nigeria can ignore oil shipping and simply extend its massive NNPC crude oil nationwide pipeline network from chevron's new oil rig base in lagos lagoon to along and beside the existing west african gas pipeline to cotonou, and in a few weeks 80% of nigerian oil and gas export flows easily to world market. sorry you dont know how nigerian oil and gas industry works i told you that nigeria has more than enough firepower to protect its 22km territorial waters, about 1,000 artillery weapons have range to cover nigerian waters from baseline coast to 40km and that is almost double of our territorial waters. south african navy running away from nigerian army long range artillery at 50km to 100km away from nigerian coast, weakens your patrol of the waters because you now have bigger sea of about 50,000 sq km to 100,000 sq km to blockade with only 4 warships ? are the south african navy warships become flying spirits that move in the air ? south african navy is blind as a bat without any satellite to spy and monitor a massive nigerian ocean EEZ and yet your ships keep running back more and more distant into the ocean because of fear of nigerian artillery, with this tactical difficulty, the south african navy is already defeating itself by itself ! south african navy will end up sitting down useless in international waters 5,000km away from home and wasting the money that your government does not wish to throw away and achieve nothing. south african navy 50km to 100km away from nigerian coast will give it a big problem, too deep in international waters and breaking international shipping laws by harassing american, european, chinese, and russian warships by challenging their free trade movements to indirectly blockade their own economy too, then those super powers will teach south africa the same lesson they taught iraq that entered kuwait where other countries have right to do business, and ask somalia pirates the lessons they learn from the super powers' navy warships enforcing free trade and safe shipping in international waters. nigeria does not need to have artillery cover more than its 22km territory or say double it to 44km....anything outside that becomes an international issue because nigeria itself has no legal right to harass any ship outside its territorial waters by international law.... read and educate your self on this weblink http://www.gc.noaa.gov/gcil_maritime.html [/b] Since when did 2 opvs become 4 warships? And again talking about things you do not have. SA has more money to spend so if you want I can all so start at that game of your. [b] nigerian navy's 2 new Type 056 stealth guided misslile warships will arrive next year 2014, then we can all review their missiles, guns, ECM and ASW. too early to judge, but available information from china says : The Type 056 is the first Chinese warship with module design, which makes it cover the roles from OPV to multi-role frigate. weblink http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_056_corvette you can choose not to believe it, that is your personal day dream and i dont care. nigerian naval chief never called them OPV, he said they are ships, i dont know when you a south african became nigerian navy chief. http://www.punchng.com/news/nigerias-survival-depends-on-sea-navy-chief/ in case you dont know, ignorant jounalists call ships by any name that comes to their head and manipulate is anyhow....south african source here says your valour class warship is a small frigate, who gave him that misleading language ? http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=6524:fact-file-valour-class-small-guided-missile-frigates-&catid=79:fact-files&Itemid=159[/b] Since when is it mighty. I mean what makes it so mighty. And it is 49 not 50. [b]49 to 50 units of Palmaria is almost the same number. if nigerian Palmaria 40km range 155mm artillery is not might as you say, why did you run away from nigerian coast and put your ships at 50km distance away from nigerian coast ? and why did you change your mind and cancel the F00LISH naval blockade to sail back home 5,000km away and change the guns on south african valour warships from 76mm to 155mm ? you just proved how mighty nigerian palmaria artillery is because your south african navy ran away to change guns at home and sit away in a long distance deep ocean. also know that every nation reacts to new threats, if south africa navy sits 100km away from nigerian coast and makes a threat, nigeria will quickly spend peanut $100m to buy so many chinese land based guided anti-ship missiles with longer range 500km and sink all south african navy warships to sea bottom, or if you are the one in nigeria's position you will not quickly buy a new weapon to defeat a new threat ? you need to think like an adult. you see how F00LISH your naval blockade is ? i keep your navy uniform hanging on top of my mango tree until you learn real war. 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| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 5:54am On Jun 15, 2013 |
andrewza: HEAT warheads? From a arty gun firing indirected? Ok you just proved you only know the ficstion of war not the relatie of war. Do you even know how a HEAT round works.so what ? there is a lot of funny ideas people have about HEAT warhead, but most are just imaginations not reality. i know the reality of war and you know the fiction. i said HEAT rounds high explosive anti-armour/tank shells, i have two different things there, read my post again, HEAT shell is there and i called it anti-tank, to be mixed with regular ARMOUR-PIERCING shells and i called that anti-armour....i wrote both types so dont try to lecture me about types of shells. artillery dont need to fire HEAT directly on armour to penetrate a warship, artillery shells land directly from above and not a slope that bounces off when land based tanks fire on tanks with different levels of turret depression/elevation which requires laser guide. HEAT will explode without hot temparature, its the reality, any other belief is imagination by people who get confused by the name HEAT. google is your friend. it was smart enough to mix both anti-tank and anti-armour shells together and fire both on the warships. valour warship is welded steel built to take shell hits in gunfire, artillery HEAT shells have double penetration power will pierce through its steel and bore hole into the ship, even down to its ammunition and missile storage bay which is usually below the deck but now penetrated and then one explosion in the south african ships ammo storage will trigger massive chain of explosions and the ship will sink very very much faster than normal. my reason for firing artillery shells both HEAT and ANTI-ARMOUR types : valour ship has Welded GL-D36 Steel hull subdivided into more than 10 watertight compartments, as well as double bulkheads and box girders running lengthwise – proven to prevent hull break-up. i will use double penetration shells and increase chance to dig hole into its ammunition bay/storage down below the surface deck plus risk of its fuel tanks and cause huge explosion or huge fire. the ship will go to sea bottom faster than normal. if artillery shell hits the missile cells the ship will have huge explosion of multiple ammunition and the deck will break up, no navy admiral will sail his warship in an artillery bombardment zone unless he and his crew have no wife and children waiting at back home. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 10:19pm On Jun 14, 2013 |
Fynline: State of emergencythanks bro |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 10:18pm On Jun 14, 2013 |
@GeneralJ long time man ! whats up ? have you heard that a whole south africa has no single satellite ? but they have DSTV in case you like their soweto movies |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 10:17pm On Jun 14, 2013 |
CraigB: The answer reminds me of comical Ali of the Iraqi army - trying to deny the obvious obsession Naai-raland has with South Africa. Some Naai-ralanders have even dedicated their whole existence to talking about South Africa.it was you south africans who came up to challenge the great nigeria giant of africa, this Naira-land not Rand-land, and this topic/thread was created by a nigerian username @Frosbel, then south africans came here to talk and boast that a sardine fish can swallow a shark, what do you expect nigerians to do ? keep quite for a lizard to spit on a crocodile ? |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 2:58pm On Jun 14, 2013 |
Msauza: Your argument does not hold any water because the patent rights are in the hands of South Africans. Even before the court of law, your case will be dismissed because of the lack of substance in all of your assertions which are driven and motivated by envy and jealousy . I have told you before, that the writing is already on the wall that South Africa is the manufacturer of that pieces of technology, irrespective of whether the engine parts come from heaven or hell. Thus South Africa is the only country that can claim intellectual rights to property with respect to manufacturing of all the above mentioned list. It is however in this regard that your case will prove futile.dont let me collect your lawyers wig and gown to hang on top of mango tree beside @andrewza's navy uniform |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 2:37pm On Jun 14, 2013*. Modified: 2:56pm On Jun 14, 2013 |
Donian007: You must be a CONGOROCO. First: Nigeria never asked Britain for help to Mali, Britain out of her freewill gave us a C-17. Second: Its only foolish and cowardly to suggest that Nigeria drive to Mali. Third: Nigeria's delay to deploy to Mali was an intelligent move. Fourth: Nigeria has better heavy airlift capability than SA with our 8 C-130s, 5 G-222s and 2 Boeing 737s. Nigeria is betteroff for rapid deployment than today's SA cux we dnt spend foolishly and a stronger, larger, professional and more experienced manpower of over 100,000 soldiers soon to be increased to more than 150,000. I respect the defunct South African Defense Force(SADF) more than this lilly livered South African National Defense Whatever(SANDW/F).Britain offered her C-17 aircraft to nigeria, nigeria did not ask for it, but accaepted the british offer. the British, Americans, Canadians, Belgians, Germans, were all helping France with hundreds of millions of dollars, strategic air lift transport planes, 4x4 army vehicles, electronic equipment, helicopters, and many other military hardware, but nothing was done to help nigeria, yet nigeria did not ask for help, we deployed on our own. then the white-men nations saw that it would look racist and biased not to offer any help to nigeria who was doing very well on her own military logistics, then Britain offered one air craft transport to save face in the eyes of the watching world, here in america people had already started raising comments about why all the white nations were helping only france and not nigeria. in mali war, france got 100 times more foreign support than nigeria. no country helped nigerian military to deploy 10,000 men and heavy equipment to liberia and sierra leone. stretched version of C-130 hercules will move APC/IFV Cobra, VBL, wheeled Tanks Sagaie and Cascavel, Artillery 105mm Oto Melara, Sandcat MRAPS, etc. nigeria can do war logistics alone if it comes to that. photo of Proforce APC made in nigeria, ready for action ! http://beegeagle./2012/06/29/exclusive-the-soon-to-be-inducted-made-in-nigeria-apc/ [img]http://beegeagle.files./2012/06/apc.jpg[/img] |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 2:22pm On Jun 14, 2013 |
Msauza: Check your browser: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_High_Performance_Reconnaissance_Light_Aircraftis soweto full of chronic liars ? that aircraft is not a jet engined aircraft, it is turbo-propeller and the engine is imported from Canada, see your own weblink saying it "Powerplant: 1 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-66 turboprop, 710 kW (950 shp)" its not a big difference from nigerian made air beetle aircraft. please tell another story that can sell in newspaper. stop posting oryx and cheetah as south african products, oryx is upgraded french built puma helicopter, cheetah is french built mirage 2000 jet, can you stop stealing glory of France and giving it to south africa ? south africans here hate france so much but yet France is a major backbone of south african military equipment. south africa has NOT produced ant jet engine aircraft, @snydergp told same lie here and we proved him wrong....and that your flying 'bed bug' is still in prototype stage. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 1:46pm On Jun 13, 2013 |
DictatorZAR: By the way South Africa has 8 C130's currently in service, and we do maintenance in SA we do not send planes to Europe to make them fly.after the last upgrade in USA, nigerian air force engineers now fully maintain all our C-130 Hercules domestically at home in nigeria so keep quite and stop the usual empty soweto boasting panarama weblink source http://kaiserslauternamerican.com/nigerians-receive-first-c-130-after-pdm/ [img]http://www.bre-spot.de/brespotde/diasbremen/xlw/2000-2001/NAF%20917.jpg[/img] |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 3:16am On Jun 13, 2013 |
andrewza: I bielve in every single war stuff has been left behind. Some times it is just cheaper to replace than pay for it's returen. Only thing of true value was the commons sytem belonging to the training teams base. A number of vechiles where destroyed or damged at the Y juncstion ambush and where left behind. 1 truth per every 1,000 posts. . 3 Likes |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 3:13am On Jun 13, 2013 |
Fighter Pilot: The only thing we short of controlling is your wife and sister, but that won't be long.....thats why you are crowned Africa's greatest R.apists |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 3:10am On Jun 13, 2013 |
Fighter Pilot: FACT!!!try overthrow the chinese companies in africa first. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 3:08am On Jun 13, 2013 |
Henry120: Nigeria my love, my soul, my smashing intelligent beautiful wife. My motherland, the smile and laughter of over 167 million people. Her beauty shines from the dunes of the savannah in the north down to the creeks of the delta in the south.the Giant of Africa, Pride of the Black race 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 3:02am On Jun 13, 2013 |
zetdee: If you look at all those countries, they all have very small populations. Libya having the biggest population at 6million, those economies are very small.who cares ? those small countries are sitting on top of south africa's head, and thats all that matters. you want to adjust ? nigeria too is 4 times than more south africa in population but 4 times less than your GDP per capita, if you know mathematics law of reciprocals (which i doubt a south african will know) do arithmetic of population versus income per head synchronization and nigeria too will be equal to south africa in GDP per capita. if you cannot understand the above analysis....check your high school certificate again....you probably failed maths and economics |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 2:58am On Jun 13, 2013 |
Fighter Pilot: The greatest leader of a lifetime, there had never been a leader like him in the planet earth.....never a leader like him who focused 99% on his own country/people alone and got smuggled into the book of world heroes. |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 2:43am On Jun 13, 2013 |
saengine: Professor Tshilidzi Marwala, He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (Magna Cum Laude) from Case Western Reserve University, a Master of Engineering from the University of Pretoria, a Ph.D. in Engineering from the University of Cambridge and completed a Program for Leadership Development at Harvard Business School. He was a post-doctoral research associate at Imperial College (London) and was a visiting fellow at Harvard University, Wolfson College (Cambridge) and a Visiting Scholar at the University of California (Berkeley). His research interests include the application of computational intelligence to engineering, computer science, finance, social science and medicine.....and the lists ends very quickly....shortest book in the world is the list of south african great men....it has only one page ! . |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 2:38am On Jun 13, 2013 |
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