₦airaland Forum

Odunayaw:
Is there any details of the proposed ship before I call the Chief of Naval Staff?!

Geronimoe:
This exercise want come be like drama na.

bidexiii:
Honestly I don't understand what those guys there benefit from fake news !

shadowprimezero:
T'Chadian Army ARA II MRAP seen during the recent military parade. This is Nigeria's first major defence export

shadowprimezero:
T'Chadian Army ARA II MRAP seen during the recent military parade. This is Nigeria's first major defence export

shadowprimezero:
Off Topic; Brought to you by a country that "some people" say are an unreliable defence partner and have a weak defence industry thats never going to go anywhere because the "US would never allow it"

Lurker4Long:
Kabe1?
Factual response?
Or chest puffing peacocking all you got?

Coolliot:
Whatever, if you were smart, you would understand the point.

Coolliot:
Yes you post what you aren't sure off, and if you posted the source with the picture, I wouldn't be asking right? Because what you posted gave room for many questions.
All the same there no proof the picture is actually bombs or something else related to the super tucano, like maybe spare parts.
Let's not because we want to seem we are bigger than who we really are, overlook logic.

Lurker4Long:
Kabe1
Someone just reminded me that yes, some Saffers do obsess about supremacy over other African countries, in football. So disregard sports sites when citing places where I can find this obsessions amongst South Africans.

Faithful007:
Look man, I appreciate what you do, but you need to respect others when you reply. Especially when you were never insulted nor ridiculed. It doesn't take a lot.

Flanker:
Sukhoi 30 MKA . . AAF

GreenandGold:
While in the issue of "Rwanda's military campaign" in Mozambique. We all know that Paul Kagame is there just for the PR show. Their military onslaught last week was nothing besides a PR show. See why:

This is a joint military venture between African countries in a country in need. The campaign should be coordinated under a single command like all multinational military operations. Rwanda knows this because it's part of Amani Africa II training and agreements.
So, Rwanda decided to act alone while countries were deploying their troops in order to gain some PR. In reality, they didn't do a dent on the enemy besides displaying to everyone that they're there to boost Kagame's ego.

I'd also like to disagree with the "DefenceWeb" article which says the deployment was sluggish. Countries were doing their long term deployment assessments. This military operation will last for years. The area of operation is 3 times the size of Israel and it's one big jungle. It's going to be a very slow fight.


So what's next? The insurgents will melt into the jungles, they'll resort to guerrilla warfare. They'll be attacking military targets and then vanish. They'll attack the infrastructure and vanish, they'll kidnap civilians and vanish again. They'll recruit more to join their fight, they'll use the existence of foreign troops as a tool to radicalise and recruit more youngsters.

The war will eventually have to go to the deep muddy jungles where the cameras and APCs won't go. The world will lose interest before it could be won.

Repost pic of the SASFB Recce;

Toju200:
[s]he asked a simple question yes or no would have been preferable [/s]

Coolliot:
How are you sure?