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Patchesagain:Thats a super puma, we have about 5. We don't need to photograph everything to prove we have more. You ever seen Sudan's 100 helicopters inside one photo ? Nigeria has more combat helicopters than South Africa, we dwarf you... .
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Patchesagain:Good you admitted both South Africa and Nigeria have millions of people living with no electricity. Equation balanced ![]() You live in a glass house, so stop throwing stones ![]() Nigeria too has signed multi-billion dollar deals for new power plants with USA and Canada, only a matter of time before we catch up with the rest of the world . |
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NaijaPikinGidi:Oh ! Na Kofi dudu? A clown from that worthless part of West Africa? They started hating Nigeria when ECOWAS booted out Ghana's General Arnold Quainoo from command and replaced him with a Nigerian General Joshua Dogonyaro due to the Kofi officer's military incompetence ![]() . |
GreenandGold:Yes we already know you produce more electricity than Nigeria today, but we also happily remind you that 15 million South Africans out of 50 million population, lives in permanent darkness and have never seen electric light bulb since the day they were born. Don't try to cover your mess with graphs and charts, we have already exposed it ![]() . |
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MikeZA: #ShowUS Photo Of Carver Jet Built.....Not Paper Drawing . |
BankuTilapia2:Shooting shooting shooting Looting looting looting Murder murder murder Robbery robbery robbery R.aping r.aping r.aping How do South African mofos close their eyes in bed? They use overdose of tranquilizers? . |
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patches689: Area effect does not work on waterGo read war history and calculate how many British-American navy warships and vessels were sunk by German army coastal artillery during invasion of France at Normandy. You seem to be better on a Police Vs Robbers thread, we might soon create one for you....Domingo Durango ![]() . |
patches689: Imaginary numbers for an imaginary AirforceCurrent SIPRI records end on December 31, 2013....you dummy ![]() All Nigerian weapons and equipment ordered or received from January 1, 2014 till today are NOT recorded by SIPRI, or you see Big Foot MRAP, Spartan APC, Mi-35M Hind E, etc on SIPRI outdated database? Keep ranting, it's fun to see you kolomental about Nigeria ![]() . |
Patchesagain: Truth is that we will be patrolling waters 2000 miles away from home.I can say better, not same ! Nigerian navy is 100 times superior to South African navy in patrol capacity. NNS Thunder or NNS Okpabana can each sail from Lagos to Cape Town to Cairo and back home to Lagos on one single fuel tank without stopping to beg for refuel like South Africa must do. That is a world class blue water navy patrol non-stop round trip ! Can you say the same for South African navy? . |
DieVluit: SA Navy in the Mozambican channel....Where your Frigates chased pirated and couldn't catch up with their speed ![]() South African navy caught Crabs and Fishes instead....and plenty Crayfish ![]() . |
Patchesagain: According to SIPRI you have 13 ActiveOh ! Beegeagle is now your source ? You just proved he is credible and knowledgeable. Thanks. The Hawk jets of South African air force delivered around 2005 are the same obsolete Hawk jets that entered service in Britain 1973....yes or no ? #Self Trap Again. Russia introduced Mi-171sh Terminator into world market around 2002 and that is very different from the ordinary Mi-17 or Mi-8 helicopters, those old birds are NOT Terminators. NAF is getting year 2014 Terminator combat-transport helicopters to add to the 2003 Terminators we got before. 30 current + 40 Russia mixed new bulk order + 12 Hind E + 12 Belarus Hinds new order = 94 combat helicopters for Nigeria by the time all arrive delivered. Soweto Air Force is stuck and fvcked with 10 weak Rooivalks till infinity o ! ![]() . |
Patchesagain: Artillery without a data-link cannot hit a moving targetsFool ![]() Artillery is an AREA weapon, it is not looking for one single point only, it targets the whole wide area, and artillery doctrine calls it AREA DENIAL, it denies you access and presence in a whole wide area. Nigeria has 50 units of mobile and movable vehicle mounted Palmaria artillery with 24km range. 50 x 24 km = 1,200 km The whole Nigerian coastal line is only 850 km. Add 73 Mobile FH-77 artillery, we cover our coastline perimeter FOUR TIMES over ! Nigeria has excess artilley power for our small 850km coastline ! Every minute, Nigerian army area denial artillery will carpet cover and plaster the N, E, S, W four cardinal points of your helpless, defenseless, and terrified Valour Frigates with 1,000 artillery shells spread like an umbrella of death over your warships....Go ask @Andrewza why he said South African navy will sail 50km away from Nigerian coast, the man saw sudden d.eath by artillery and he ran away before he loses Mandela's shiny navy in one day ![]() . |
Patchesagain: NopeSo the whole South African navy will be based at sea in West Africa with no harbours or air support? Who protects Mozambique channel and South Africa's massive 3,200 km ocean coastline that is now left unguarded and free for Indian ocean pirates to sail to Argentina without any challenge ! Fools, you sailed to West Africa to prove that pirates deserve free sailing in your own homeland oceans that have now been abandoned ! You Soweto guys are dumbos, your navy CANNOT abandon your entire nation and try to save West Africa that has anti-piracy power Nigeria operating with super cloud penetrating sea search satellites, coastal long range radar, massive air force of MPAs, massive fleet of deep sea fast interceptors, OPVs with stealth and long endurance cutters plus over ten other corvette sized ships all at the same time..... Then you carry your small navy of four frigates and a couple of OPV boats to labour in the farthest and best protected zone in Africa and expose your own country South Africa to become the new piracy route of lowest level of security in the world? You must be totally in.sane, your Soweto navy won't do that craaaaazy deployment and get your navy chief sacked by government. Angola and Namibia is as far as you will go ! Shattered dreams of Alice in wonderland ![]() . |
Patchesagain post=/post/26831878:Really? You have started eating your own words now when you saw proof that you will need help from Nigeria, so you will now be in Angola and Namibia alone, your blind eyes just opened to see reality of how West African ocean is BEYOND the reach of South African navy operations....truth hurts ![]() Patchesagain post=/post/26811675:No longer at ease. Things fall apart ![]() . |
Patchesagain post=/post/26821473:NATO has many countries naval fleets also in Somalia waters, they saturated the place with several aircraft carriers, loaded with jet fighters, helicopters, maritime patrol aircraft, carrier borne speed boats, frigates, corvettes, submarines, oil tankers, suppy ships, replenishment ships, everything a super power navy has was deployed by America, Europe, Saudi Arabia, India, China, etc. South Africa has ZERO knowledge of piracy operations, that is why your dreams are so foolishly over-bloated ![]() South Africa can NEVER match that, you have only four frigates, one in Mozambique, two frigates and one submarine at home on your massive 3,200km South African coastline you must not leave undefended, and best you can do is put one frigate and one submarine in gulf of guinea. South Africa will be like a tiny navy lost massive oceans 10 million km sq wide, struggling to make it's presence felt, while pirates dribble you around ![]() .
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Patchesagain post=/post/26821432:Pirates rob ships, not only oil tankers but general goods cargo ships, they rob people of valuables and dollars, then speed of in a 32 knot double engine speed boat, this proves you have ZERO knowledge of piracy operations in South Africa. Your Lynx helicopter radius range is maximum 200 km, so if the pirate alert from Ghana tells you the pirate speed boat is 400km away from your Valour Frigate, what are you going to do at frigate fuel management speed limit 16 knots to catch pirate speed boat of 32 knots already 400km away from your ship and escaping? [size=13pt] You need satellite tracking, coastal radar tracking, and ATR-42 Surveyor air support tracking....South Africa will call Nigeria for help ![]() .[/size]
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Patchesagain post=/post/26821415:Reality has dawned on you that South African navy has to BEG ON HER KNEES for diesel fuel in Gulf Of Guinea....shame ! Force projection by begging for help from 'weaker' countries = Failed force projection ![]() . |
Patchesagain post=/post/26821384:Valour frigate is your ship, so you show us how much tonnes of fuel fills one tank, or am I a South African? . |
Patchesagain post=/post/26821373:No, it's game over for you because you quoted a radar different from your own very source, you are the one doing editing now ![]() Hamilton ship does NOT use the AN/SPS-55 short-range radar you quoted, you lose again, born loser ![]() See your own source screen shot photo below, where is the AN/SPS-55 short-range radar there ? Fraudster ![]() Your own very source says it uses the AN/SPS-40 radar and agrees with my Wikipedia source ! Death by own argument, death by own source ![]() End Of The Road For Patches ![]() .
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Patchesagain: Its a sitting duckNAF Mi-171 Terminator obsolete ? You must still be suffering from your Mokopa accident ! NAF is buying this modern helicopter that entered the market in year 2002, more modern than your Gripen jet or ancient Oryx helicopter ![]() http://www.army-technology.com/projects/mi-171sh-combat-transport-helicopter/ NAF already has 10 of them in service, usually deployed for NA in Sudan-Dafur etc, we are just buying more squadrons, Fool ![]() Patches is a Mokopa crash victim, he cannot even use google again, b.rain mixed with custard ![]() Nigerian combat helicopters will be almost 100 units when all orders arrive... South Africa fvcks about with 10 undedicated Rooivalks ![]() Note: The ‘No. delivered/produced’ and the ‘Year(s) of deliveries’ columns refer to all deliveries since the beginning of the contract. Deals in which the recipient was involved in the production of the weapon system are listed separately. The ‘Comments’ column includes publicly reported information on the value of the deal. Information on the sources and methods used in the collection of the data, and explanations of the conventions, abbreviations and acronyms, can be found at URL <http://www.sipri.org/contents/armstrad/at_data.html>. The SIPRI Arms Transfers Database is continuously updated as new information becomes available. Source: SIPRI Arms Transfers Database Information generated: 03 October 2014 Russia R: Nigeria 4 Mi-8MT/Mi-17/Hip-H Helicopter (2002) 2003 4 Mi-171Sh armed version 3 Mi-24P/Hind-F Combat helicopter (2012) 6 Mi-8MT/Mi-17/Hip-H Helicopter (2012) Mi-171Sh armed version http://armstrade.sipri.org/armstrade/page/trade_register.php .
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GreenandGold:Nice to see you admit the truth in the bolded part above ![]() Watch your navy do what? Patrol Angola-Namibia? Sorry wait till year 2015....for now you do nothing, so you have no single achievement to boast about, so stop the speculation in dreamland of patrol plan that is still ONLY on newspaper pages alone ![]() When your inexperienced navy sails in real long range patrol mode up to Gabon, come back and post it here ![]() . |
Patchesagain: First you do NOT need data-link to guide artillery, how did coastal artillery work in World War II when data-link did not exist?Navy 500km coastal radars or TV cameras 50km range or ATR-42 radar 300km range, will track your ships and radio the exact coordinates of your ships exact position to Army artillery command and control. Same way it's been done all over the world for decades, simple as ABC. Go ask how Nigerian army army artillery dropped shells inside the room where RUF rebel commanders were holding meeting in Sierra Leone, South African Colonel Eben was praising us on that achievement last time I chatted with him on Beegeagle. If you don't know how artillery communicates with air or land command and control, please go join a Police forum/thread. Pirates use many different types of vessels for different types of criminal operations, some use high speed boats with double engines, and at 32 knots, they will dribble the whole South African navy 16 knots Frigates, your navy that has ZERO sea interceptors like our Shaldags, your submarine speed is even worse, those ones are bicycle speed, pirates will turn your navy into school children on a play ground ![]() https://blog.cartran.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Boarding-of-pirate-group-skiff.jpeg . |
Patchesagain: Ok.[size=14pt] Nigeria uses high speed interceptor Shaldags with radar and FLIR to speed chase/catch pirates. South African navy has NO sea interceptors [/size] ![]() https://www.defense-update.com/images/super-dvora-iii.jpg .
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Patchesagain: Where is the Gulf of Guinea?How many countries were named in your source ? . |
GreenandGold: Anywhere we feel like, we have the SAS Drakensberg.How many ships will share the 5,500 tonnes extra fuel? How many tonnes refuels one frigate? I said some frigates need 4,000 tonnes to fill tank, so how many days will ALL your ships stay at sea in Gulf Of Guinea? Or you return home as soon as you arrive? How do you patrol around in circles from Angola to Ghana, or are you just coming to mark register that you came and left immediately ? ![]() South Africa has ZERO experience of piracy war at sea ![]() See all the logistics and fuel problems Nigerians are showing you now? You never though about the distance and ship max range ![]() You want to be tall, but your two legs are too short ![]() SAN = Sea Dwarf ![]() . |
Patchesagain: Nope, Hamilton Class uses the AN/SPS-55 short-range radarYou just boomed yourself skyhigh ![]() Your source does NOT say AN/SPS-55 radar, how the fvck did you mix your brain with custard ? I prove you wrong below, 250nM is approx 500km. Go fvck your 180km radar short-sighted Valour frigates...fool ![]() .
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