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agaugust:
We will soon see made in Nigeria 'Shaldag high speer ocean imterceptor IPV' for both NN and export market.

Take a look at the new Proforce Police LAPV, what do you think about it?


I like it, same as @Ocelot2006.

agaugust:
We will soon see made in Nigeria 'Shaldag high speer ocean imterceptor IPV' for both NN and export market.

We already export different types of Vessels/Patrol crafts. What we need to do is ramp up exports.


Continuing, the report stated that, “Other products exported
by Nigeria include vehicles, aircraft and parts thereof;
vessels among others at ₦250.6 billion or 8.7 per cent;


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/nigeria-earns-n2-5trn-
from-petroleum-products-export-in-3mths/

Nigerian Army

frumentius:
I'm hopeful the NN will get to a point where these things don't happen. Especially because you guys patrol some not very peaceful waters. Right, off to walk my dog and a cold one at my local.

Guess we'll have to watch and see.

chkil:
School sailing boat for the Algerian Navy ! under construction

This boats look more like vintage boats to me, never actually understood what they are used for, neither have i been interested in enough to know more about them.


Great acquisition..... I guess.


It is the Algerian LPD i'm much more fascinated by, that's one beautiful ship!

patches689:
Again, no context.
Who are those men and what are they doing?

They are aliens having lunch in your sitting room.

Keep asking retarrded questions.

frumentius:
I've seen it online a few times, even on this very thread. What puzzles me though, is why it happens even on a spacious vessel like NNS Thunder.
Look for the pic on the Africom flickr account.

There are literally thousands of PICs on that account. You can post it when you get hold of it. I haven't seen it on NNS Thunder though.


The logical conclusion is, seen ships/vessels have to keep a constant presence at sea, with patrol of both the EEZs of Nigeria and Benin, to keep patrols going, vessels/ships have to stock up on gas.

patches689:
An out of context photo proves what? We have no idea what the guys in your pic are doing...

Pic related, same guys in the same deployment.

I can keep posting more. ..... But then, it means this thread would be derailed, which doesn't seem fair.

frumentius:
Right Henry, that's my quota of silly joshing for the month.

I've never seen that before though or probably haven't noticed it.

frumentius:
NNS Andoni

Guess she joined the 2015 Annual Fleet Review just after seizing that fuel "on patrol".

Okay.... I admit, i was wrong.



However, same as you on the SANDF.

frumentius:
Stop, just stop. Clue: rush over to Beegeagle's blog and scrub all the other photos of your vessels with fuel stored on the deck. All armies face challenges; being defensive doesn't help. It promotes mediocrity.

"Pointing out what they are makes me defensive?"........ Seems like an unfair criticism. Especially when we see that vessel (Andoni) is the same vessel(pictured below) sailing from the Eastern Naval Command to the Western Naval Command.

frumentius:
This guy !

You keep screaming "this guy" like a Nigerian?


Evidence provided.


Can we now go back to posting photos, maybe more South-African SF photos, here are some from Nigeria.

frumentius:
Pull the other one.

Showing CNN around seized cargo, a vessel docked?

Like this? Frumentius

Shipmultivision Nigeria limited offers new build Patrol crafts and Interceptors to the Nigerian Navy, NLNG and NNPC.

patches689:
Storing fuel on the deck of a warship seems problematic

But hey, thats just my observation

Inconsequential.

If you considered applying a bit of common sense, you most likely would have figured out it was seized. You don't need to be told.

patches689:
It just says patrol.
Nothing about seized anything.

Inconsequential

Nigeria SAR BEll 412 Bristow Helicopters

patches689:
You said SF.
But thats cool, how many poorly equipped soldiers have you seen?

Are your STF soldiers?

My comments remain unchanged, that's my observation.

patches689:
How many "poorly" equipped ones have you seen?

Dont make comparative statements, it leads to conflict

I'm talking soldiers, my comment remains same neither was it intended to create conflict.

patches689:
Spare Fuel stored on the decks

Seized content while on patrol. See "patrol" in caption.

Nigerian Commando

frumentius:
This guy

What's the difference between these 2 pics?

Forgotten about that photo, and we've seen a couple more SA commando pics.



*Updated, this is only the second time i've seen a properly kitted SA commando.

Nigerian Air force

Mauritania

ocelot2006:
The army airborne adopted the Tavor? Well, it's compact & a decent rifle, but the Beryl would've made far more sense due to the fact thst its being used by Army special forces (airborne is special ops capable) & it shares a considerable number of features with the basic AK-47/Type 56 currently in use by regular army units.

Go back a few pages. You'll see them.

NNS Andoni 1, already sailing, carrying patrols and exercises



NNS Andoni 2, work is progressing, however it is way behind schedule. Hopefully it gets launched this year same as NNS Unity.

Nigerian Navy SBS

Nigerian Air Force

ocelot2006:
It gets better and better

Hopefully when the ARA is completed, we'll have something more to gloat over. This model looks much better than the earlier 2. Or is it because the wheels are different?

[quote author=Stephandeswardt post=43106668][/quote]Since the Navy operates in CQB scenarios, the Tavor would do just fine. For the rest of the Armed Forces, a Beryl or an. Upgraded AK, similar to what our police use should do.