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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 9:36pm On Nov 18, 2022
jl115:
another ignorant and useless muppet that has no idea what his talking about.

FYI Thandi Modise is a military veteran with actual combat experience and training.... Next time keep your mouth shut before spewing your ret@rdedness on this thread

FYI the SANDF might have its problems but at least it hasn't been dominated and over run by rag tag rebel groups in its own country like the Nigerian defence force.
Ohh you mean her serving as an anti apartheid guerilla under the Umkhonto We Sizwe is her military experience??
Shey you dey whine me ni(Are you kidding me) grin grin grin

And by the way, those miscreants have been reduced to petty bandits that only carry out hit and run operations, they will be history before the end of the present administration wink
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 7:19pm On Nov 18, 2022
jl115:
can you read?
I just heard the South African Navy chief side of the story. True, true wetin Mr Ramaphosa do no good at all ooo.
How can the SANDF ask Mr Ramaphosa for "Minister of Defence" but he gave them "Minister of Refreshment". Now the Ms Modise has already used 75% of the defence budget to fly to Russia to cheers and drink wine and also to buy make up kits and clothes.
Now the meagre leftover funds for the SANDF can only cover for; 1MMIPV per year for the S.A Navy, maintenance of 5 Atlas oryx Helicopter per year for the Air Force and upgrades of 10 Ratel IFV per year for the Army.

Moral lesson : Don't put a woman as your Defence Minister next time especially when she has no military experience.

Where are my other Comrades of Vawulence, over to you grin grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 8:22pm On Nov 12, 2022
Toju200:
Nigeria air force ATR42 ISR aircraft
ISR aircraft or Maritime Patrol aircraft??
Well it's still the same function the aircraft performs.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62:
kabe1:
SDB 4 & 5 are not going as planned as they are behind schedule. Both projects should have come on stream by now, I believe they informed the President they would be completed in 12 months. That's not the case any longer.

Well, while you have a point, there's nothing revolutionary in small boat/vessel design. I don't see what the Navy would gain from a system they are already very proficient in building.

Also we have had NNS Sagbama in service for nearly 10 years now, it's a sister ship to this vessel that was donated to Nigeria.
Ohh yeah you are right about that. I remember the CNS saying something about the SDBs being ready in 12months time but it truly doesn't seem like it. We are likely going to see them get commissioned alongside one of the Dearsan OPV 76 vessels in 2025 I guess

And speaking of projects not going as planned, does anyone know anything about the Ichkou UCAV?? Since 2017, it's been 5 years and no drone yet.
NASENI is also taking it's time to give us first locally made helicopter.
The Army and NASRDA haven't shown anything on the "Comot for Road missile" yet.
We are still managing the 30.1mm rockets by the airforce for base defence. It all comes down to the blame on lack of funds but I can't help but think that lack of technical know-how is also responsible.

We can't expect to have a thriving defence industry with this kind of delays and low turnout in weapons production. Since the 1960s, our defence industry still seems like it's in it's infant stages. The !nd!ans have been manufacturing since the British partition in 1947 and they've really gotten far, though the Russians helped them in tech transfer and technical know-how.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 7:48pm On Nov 12, 2022
Odunayaw:
Where did you get this from
Yeessh, my bad I must have been mis-informed
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 2:21pm On Nov 12, 2022
Faithful007:
The real dogfighting has almost faded away. Why it was called dogfighting in the firstplace was because of how the two jets shadowed each other with aerobatics. What occurs now is more of witchhunting than dogfighting.

I'll give two reasons why dogfighting is dead. Modern jets like the F35 are slow and not maneuverable. The F22 will be retired sooner as well. Secondly I believe you have noticed in recent times how unfriendly nations often fly their aircraft close to each other's airspace in other to get intercepted. Only those outside Air force knowledge think they're trying to provoke a war. It is far from that. Actually it is more of a game. Both nations do those things to find out how quickly they can intercept or both intercepted. It is a way of testing readiness and evaluating the performance of their fighters against enemy aircraft.

Now why the emphasis on detection/interception? It is currently believed that when two powerful airforces fight, the key to aircraft survival lies in who first detects another and fires his weapon. This is known as BVR warfare.

I just remembered another reason. Cannons are heavily used in dogfighting. But currently they are being phased out. The F35's gun is detachable and is rarely mounted. The Chinese J-20 carries no gun at all. What do you think?

The battlefield of the future will be decided by Technology, Integrated warfare and logistics.
I agree with you and you do have a point about the changing dynamics of air warfare.
Air forces of other parts of the world are drifting to stealth tech aircrafts. Stealth aircrafts might be costly and unnecessary for African air forces considering, unit costs, maintenance and the adversary they want to use it against but getting an aircraft with BVR capabilities is just ok if you ask me.

Egypt already has Rafale F3er and they can be upgraded to Rafale F-4 semi-stealth standard
Algeria is most likely going to receive the Su-57E
Morocco has the latest F16Vs and reports have are flying about that they are in talks with Israel to help them convince the US to sell F-35s to them
I don't know about the South Africa maybe they may want to patronise India for the HAL Tejas mk 1A with BVR capabilities because it's a fellow BRICS member or they will upgrade it's Gripens fleet to Gripen E /Gripen NG

In my opinion though, not sure it's going to happen, I think Nigeria should purchase the FA-50 Golden Eagle from South Korea since it has BVR capabilities and it is a multi-role aircraft that can carry out ground attacks and air interdictions and it costs 30 million dollars per unit compared to the JF-17 block 3 that is not a multi role aircraft
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 1:58pm On Nov 12, 2022
kabe1:
Nigerian made NNS Karaduwa with a Singapore made RALCO Remote Weapon Station
If things go as planned, the Seaward Defence Boats 4&5 will get commissioned by 2025. We could equip them with maybe a Turkish ASELSAN smash 30mm RCWS.

The Chinese donated patrol boat to Nigeria is the same length as the SDBs 4&5 under construction, 46metres. Maybe we could study some tech on the donated patrol boat and improve on it, and apply it on the SDBs 4 &5 just like the way the Chinese study Russian weaponry and make an improved version
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Exnavyboy62: 10:05pm On Nov 07, 2022
Odunayaw:
Irabor is CDS not COAS na
Yeah I'm aware
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Exnavyboy62: 7:00pm On Nov 07, 2022
bidexiii:
Nigeria CDS General Lucky Eluonye Onyenuchea Irabor his currently in turkey with the CDS General Yaşar Güler
Air Marshall O. Amao met his Turkish counterparts, order for T129 followed

Vice Admiral A. Gambo, met his Turkish counterpart, order for Dearsan OPV 76 followed

General Irabor is now meeting his counterpart.
This one that the Turkish General is smiling like this, hope it's not what I'm thinking sha

Abi maybe we should start with their Atlay MBT grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Exnavyboy62: 10:23am On Nov 07, 2022
bidexiii:
That's an Orsis T5000 sniper riffle, russian origin.
Ohh ok, but do you by chance have any info about the GrayInsignia sniper rifle that was been tested by DICON
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Exnavyboy62: 7:38am On Nov 07, 2022
Odunayaw:
Rank of a Lance Corporal
I know I'm asking about the Sniper rifle in his hands
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Exnavyboy62: 8:20pm On Nov 06, 2022
bidexiii:
More...
Is that the Gray Insignia sniper rifle?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Technical Discussions On International Military Equipments Doctrines Tactics Etc by Exnavyboy62:
The Ind... Defence Industry has really gone far and is matured enough to make a name for itself in the market, I wonder why they hardly receive orders for prominent defence assets. If South Africa can export it's Casper MRAPs, Seeker UAVs, Umkhonto SAMs and other defence equipments with a young defence industry then they with a solidified local defence industry should be exporting the likes of HAL Dhruv, HAL Rudra, Arjun MBT, Kalyani MRAP, Saryu OPVs, Car Nicoba patrol vessels just to mention a few.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 9:05pm On Oct 31, 2022
Lurker4long, jl115 and y'all other Saffers should upload something about the SANDF na. This is an African military thread not Nigeria alone. You guys should upload a juicy development about the SANDF.

Has a solution been proffered to the budget crisis of the SANDF and are there preventive measures to stall any future re-occurence??

What's the latest development on the Rooivalk attack helicopter? I learnt Denel wants to work with defence companies of other countries like India and Nigeria for the development of a mk 2 version.

The Mwari AHRLAC? Will the SANDF still order it for future use against a Mozambique like situation in the SADC?

The SAAF Gripen aircraft fleet, any latest development about the upgrades it will receive? Any additional orders for second hand Gripens and or a future replacement.

The Puma helicopters are old enough for retirement. Any replacement yet?

The SAN frigates and submarines, their refittings, life extension programme and on board weapons upgrades??

Is there still hope for the Damen 1800 sea axe hull opv for the SAN?

In the recently concluded AAD show in South Africa, I caught a glimpse of the Badger IFV on display in a pic. Is Denel still hoping to revive the project

The Olifants MBT should be getting replaced. No orders yet for the Leopard 1, why?

The Rooikat, ZT3, Ratel and other Denel vehicles, how about their upgrades??

You guys should drop a pic at least
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 1:34pm On Oct 31, 2022
[quote author=Toju200 post=118012661]video of delivery
it due to the low production rate or the Army just wants to diversify it's inventory cause I don't grab why we are still buying armoured personnel carriers when we have ProForce Aras & Vipers and DICON Ezugwus. We should be opting for MBTs and IFVs
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 12:52pm On Oct 31, 2022
Odunayaw:
I didn't know you added blindness to your amnesiac
Comrade small small na, we already have a Russia-Ukraine crisis to deal with, we don't want another Nairaland war to add to the vawulence grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 10:47am On Oct 31, 2022
raymexx:
Ohh! Your trend is more important than the thousands of innocent people your military has been killing in South east?
First you claim that the military is afraid of terrorists and that they are targeting civilians instead, later you claimed again that the military and the terrorists are working together to destroy the South East. Can you imagine how STUP1D you sound.

You also claim that President Buhari is the commander and leader of the terrorists. But it is still this same you that uploaded something on the president's convoy being ambushed by terrorists and that the military did not respond to that but rather they go after civilians in the South East. Can you imagine how F00LISH you sound.

Meanwhile are you aware that the old man (Nnamdi Kanu) whose course and agenda you want to die for created Ebube Agu, a terrorist organization known for enforcing "Sit at home order" on innocent Easterners, killing security operatives especially soldiers from the military on order of their evil founder and just recently they were reported to have kidnapped a Governorship candidate for Ebonyi state on the orders of the present Governor of Ebonyi. The Ebube Agu group claimed that it was an arrest they carried out and that the reason why he was in their custody was because he was suspected of dealing in hard drugs. Since when did Ebube Agu start arresting people for hard drugs? Who permitted them to do so?

That same old man gave Ebube Agu weapons without permission from the Federal govt and was responsible for the Orlu Crisis in South East Nigeria but he fled the country to UK, from UK to Kenya and left you NUMBSKULLS to face the consequence in the South East.

Nigga use your head and think. Concentrate on the future and stop trying to actualize an evil dream of the past.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62:
Based on the now trending news of the US suspecting about a terrorist attack in Abuja, Nigeria. What do you guys think about it.

And I also learnt that the US also gave such warning to South Africa about a terrorist attack in Sandton.

I for one don't believe the US suspicions cause;

1) They couldn't even predict a terrorist attack of mass shooting in a school in California just recently this week. They also couldn't predict an attack on Kuje correctional centre, Presidential guards brigade and on the presidential convoy, but they "think" there will be a terrorist attack in the "Capital" of the country

2)South Africa was given the warning a day before Nigeria was given, the two economic powers of Africa. Desn't that call for suspicions of the US trying to destabilize Africa, instigate wars, sell their weapons, interfere in any country and loot their resources to their satisfaction just as they did to countries in the Middle East for Oil & Gas

The Saffers I've interacted with online say there has been no such attack in the country and they don't expect any so the US should not be taken seriously.

3) The embassy in Abuja was closed down. I can't help but have to think that they are tired of stamping visas for Nigerians to migrate to their country but they are not tired of corrupt leaders keeping and investing Nigerian public funds in their country. If they rejected the corrupt leaders keeping and investing such money in their country and they exposed them to us, we will be grateful and not rush into their country in our thousands.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 12:49pm On Oct 29, 2022
AskiaHarem:
I’m sorry but I can’t help but notice why does whenever these alleged events take place there is NEVER EVER any carnage evidence via footage or photos before, during, or post the alleged event? There’s not even any confirmed and named documented credible witnesses accounts It’s always just and only word post on the internet like a story book.

Please someone link me to the e… I’m curious.
Pls don't mind this biafran baggers. Don't even bother to reply the likes of them They can do basically anything to make Nigeria look bad. Biafra died since January 15 1970 but they are still after it's realization in 2022 instead of concentrating on 2023 and the future.

My problem with them is the more they keep screaming about it on internet, they are giving the US a reason to come and interfere in our national issues as a country.
It's like they've not learnt anything from the fate of Libya, Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 9:59am On Oct 28, 2022
kabe1:
That's why I projected 10 years, I don't see how the Nigerian Air Force would get approval for Multi-role fighter jets in the near future.

I don't see any better fighter options available to Nigeria in the next 4 years outside the JF-17, J-10 and F-16.

The Russians are completely out of the market.

So we only have the J-10 and JF-17 as the only viable options really.
Other options we could go for are;
HAL Tejas LCA mk1a
JAS 39 Gripen NG

But I think 12 to 16 units of JF 17 block 3 by 2027 should be the target due to costs
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 12:30am On Oct 28, 2022
Odunayaw:
I so much dislike the AH-1Z deal. But it's no use crying over spilt milk now
Even me too, how can we buy attack helicopters from someone and the person will be dictating when, where and how to use it. The same goes for the A29 tucanos.

I for one think the airforce should hand over all it's attack helicopters to the Army while all drones/UAV should be transferred to the possession of the Airforce.
I mean the modern day battlefield is changing. We see how some helicopters are brought down by ManPads in Ukraine. We are also seeing how UCAVs are being used effectively.
So since the Nigerian Army is complaining of lack of timely close air support and that it wants it's aviation wing, it will be just proper if the Airforce transfers it's Mil Mi 35 and AW-109 Power attack helicopter and the incoming ones to the army, while the Army transfers it's UAVs including the new Bayraktars to the airforce

The Army will not have to worry about the helicopters being brought down because I don't think bandits have the much needed anti-aircraft firepower to do so.
While the Airforce will be using UAVs for surveillance and ground attack as it's the new trend in some prominent airforce's in the world.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 12:27pm On Oct 25, 2022
lionel4power:
The Nigerian Navy does not refer to the Hamilton and P18N as frigates.
The 'F' designation is because they are fighting ships. The Navy calls them OPVs (P18N) and long-range OPVs (Hamilton)
They do call them frigates. You can make a research on them. I passed out from a Nigerian Navy Secondary School and our instructors and officers tells us things like this.

The F on a ship means it's serving as a frigate(even though it's not actually a frigate) e.g the NNS Thunder and Okpabana

The P on a ship means it's serving as a patrol vessel e.g the NNS Oji and Karaduwa

The A on a ship means it's serving as an Auxiliary vessel e.g the NNS Ologbo, NNS Nwamba
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 9:23pm On Oct 24, 2022
davefurn:
I don't think Nigeria have a frigate; maybe I'm mal-informed, What's d difference between lst and lhd, aren't they both amphibious assault ships?... What makes one better than the other?
Actually the Nigerian Navy has no frigates for now. The NNS Aradu is grounded but it refers to the Hamilton class cutters and P18N Corvettes as Frigates because of their big size hence the reason why they have pennant numbers like F90, F91, F92 and F93.

There is a difference between LSTs, LHDs and Amphibious assault ships

LSTs are amphibious landing ships that can carry at most a Max. of 300 troops and 30+ vehicles and they can also carry 1 helicopter and a drone depending on the size of the landing helipad and the hangar. They also possess a front bow ramp and they are lightly armed with 12.7mm guns or 30mm RCWS for close quarter combat. They can weigh 1000 tons or more Examples are Damen LST 100, LST 120

LHDs are bigger amphibious vessels that can carry up to 3,4,5... to 20 or more helicopters and they can carry a Max of 800+ troops. They don't possess a front bow ramp, instead it's from the back and they can be armed with short range SAM and CIWS guns for self defense. They can weigh 30,000 tons or more but in Algeria's case, their San Giorgio LHD weighs 8,000 tons. Examples are China's Type 75 LHD, France's Mistral class LHD.

Then Amphibious Assault ships or Landing Platform Docks are ships bigger than LSTs but smaller than LHDs. They can carry a Max of 700+ troops and they are armed with 76mm naval guns, 40mm guns and 12.7mm guns. Their 76mm guns or 40mm can be used for naval fire support. They can weigh from 12,000 tons to 20,000 tons and also don't possess front bow ramps. It is also from the back for them. Examples are the US San Antonio LPDs, China's Type 71 LPD

For better understanding;
Pic 1-LST
Pic 2-LHD
Pic 3- LPD or AAS

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62:
Maybe not LHDs but the Nigerian Navy needs more than just LSTs. It needs to level up from depending on frigates as it's flagship. Maybe the "Low cost type 31 amphibious assault ship" will do or better still the "Tarlac amphibious assault ship" of the Philippine Navy

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 5:33pm On Oct 21, 2022
Faithful007:
Lol. Me and you we are friends, you sell oil to me, I sell weapons and assist you economically. I ask you for additional help, you refuse. Then I consider scaling down my assistance too. Other self appointed judges who keep me rent free on their heads jump into what isn't their business and accuse me of being a bully.

FYI, the same country Turkey made an open threat to invade Greece, a fellow NATO ally weeks back. Turkey promised to stop Sweden and Finland from joining NATO until they clarified their relationship with the Kurds. Other countries freely reciprocate actions. But when it is America, she gets accused of being a bully and a hypocrite. If Ghana were to enact policies today that hurt Nigeria, Nigeria will quickly retaliate as much as they can. Replace it with the US and everybody begins to complain. Who then are the real hypocrites here?

Many countries are unnecessarily intimidated by America's power and this makes them act irrationally at times. What is normal for other countries to do becomes abnormal if the US tries it.
Chaaii, see as this comrade rush slot in Nigeria into the equation as an example grin grin grin.

Honestly I also want to debate the matter with you but I've had enough of vawulence for one day ranging from "NATO bots that defend Western hypocrisy" to "Ugandan baggers who think they can do better than Russian forces on the battlefield because Ukrainan counter offensive has been paying off".
Al Jazeera's Facebook page will not finish me grin

Maybe another time like Kabe1 said
Foreign Affairs › Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Exnavyboy62: 9:11pm On Oct 19, 2022
bidexiii:
Some good news; Maximus Air Cargo AN-124 (Reg: UR-ZYD). Terkirdag - Kaduna.
I think we all know what this means.
BAYRAKTAR HAS ARRIVED!!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 9:07pm On Oct 19, 2022
Nemesis4you:
I got very confused when I read your post grin

You got me entirely wrong

I was not talking about the shahed drone grin

I was using the meme whose subject was the shahed drone as a example to illustrate the fragility of the so called ' truth '

UK , ukr.... , russ.... , Iran, had their own truth regarding the no of of drones etc

My point was whose 'truth ' is the ' truth ' ? grin

I think I will go with the version where Iran says it didn't sell drones to rus.. grin
You really believe Iran did not sell those drones to Russia grin grin grin.
Although some Iranians that I've interacted with online claim that they were given to Russia for testing and that another bigger, badder wolf is on its way for testing too
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 9:02pm On Oct 19, 2022
davefurn:
So I was correct cheesy, tb2 was stated as trash by an ukrainian top official
So on one hand, Azerbaijan proved the effectiveness of Bayraktar, while on the other hand, a Ukrainan official claims it's trash.

Let's see how it work out in the possession of the Nigerian Army.
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 8:59pm On Oct 19, 2022
davefurn:
He knows, he just made a honest mistake; you could have simply corrected him that's all
Thank you, you really get me
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 9:11pm On Oct 18, 2022
davefurn:
Are they even using the tb2 again; didn't an Ukrainian top official say that it was just hype and little effectiveness. I feel the game changer for Ukraine was the himars
Was it not the same Ukraine who hyped the effectiveness of it because it was used to drop bombs on Russian units?
The same Bayraktar that the Ukrainans praised because it was used to sink some Russian Navy ships?
They even made a hi pop song about the Bayraktar and titled it "Bayraktar". Only God knows if they are still expecting a Grammy award for it grin grin.

About the HIMARS, we don't even hear about them anymore and I don't think they can shoot down the Shaehd drones but the Shaehd drones can Kamikaze them grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by Exnavyboy62: 8:31pm On Oct 18, 2022
Nemesis4you:
What is 'the truth' of shahed drone ?

Make your choice grin

On a serious note hope you now appreciate the fragility of 'the truth' (of any truth)
Honestly I thought I was the only one who noticed the game changing effectiveness of the Shahed drones. Thank God you guys are available for me.

Seriously those Kamikaze drones have been trending for the past 48 hours. Upon all the air defence systems that were promised by the US, France and Germany, those Iranian drones look un-interceptable. They are small, easily maneuverable and fast. In just 8 days they've knocked out 30% percent of Ukraine's power grid. Just imagine what they can do if they were used to sustain attacks for a full month.

Iran's military industrial complex really performed wonders with the manufacture of the drone despite US sanctions and Western arms embargo. But you are right about how a solution will be found to solve the little menace. Till then we enjoy the movie of Russia, Ukraine and NATO

Nobody is even talking about Bayraktar anymore, we have a new, cute little heavyweight champion of combat drones embarassed
Foreign Affairs › Re: Technical Discussions On International Military Equipments Doctrines Tactics Etc by Exnavyboy62: 6:12pm On Oct 15, 2022
Nemesis4you:
UCAV from pvt company Paras Aerospace
It has a similar design to the Turkish made Akinci UCAV

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