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bidexiii:
That's true i agree but time changes, what about China.
For now the best thing is get more JF-17s.

bidexiii:
I dont get your point ?
What aim saying is we should get aircrafts for power projection but for now we can improve the numbers of JF-17 thunders.

[/b]To your question; "the Su-57 opts for a more traditional canted tail and horizontal stabilizers, the Su 75 Checkmate instead features a ruddervator that with fewer surfaces. It would presumably be stealthier than a conventional tail assembly and it was designed to be a light weight fighter aircraft"[b]

Lurker4Long:
And Airbus, with the various versions of the Super Puma?

bidexiii:
Nice photos; seems the NAF only went for unguided rockets and the (4 x 4) Cirit 70 mm guided rockets.
We didn't see any photos of UMTAS and L-UMTAS ?

Odunayaw:
I did on the other thread some days back. I can't really wrap my head around why it's often neglected

bidexiii:
For me we still need more assets; especially male UAV, long endurance UAV/spy UAV, transport & logistic aircraft both for logistics/transport for fixes wings and rotary aircraft.

Not e need more fighter aircrafts for power projection; probably the JF thunder block lll and in the nearest future su 75s/Su 35s or better still go for a stealthier aircraft.

Faithful007:
They should focus more on NCO training, gear and standards. Tbh, a lot of Nigerian personnel still look and act almost like insurgents and that's not good at all. I've seen way to many videos of Nigerian personnel showing both poor training and discipline.

NCO are the workforce, strength and image of a nations military. If the skill and discipline of the average NCO is poor, the military as a whole will be ineffective.

I've noticed most investment in the Nigerian military is limited to officers and select few men. I used to think it was due to resource constraints, but now I see they can actually do much more.

bidexiii:
@kabe1 nice job and break down, I thought we are getting 12 AW109 Trekker helicopter?

abbati19:
https://www.state.gov/u-s-security-cooperation-with-nigeria/

In August of last year, Nigeria delivered the first payment for 12 AH-1Z Attack Helicopters worth a total of $997 million. The FMS case includes an additional$25 million of funding allocated for the Nigeria’s AGI program

bidexiii:
Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS), Vice Admiral EI Ogalla AM, visit to the Spanish Navy Headquarters, Madrid, Spain on Tuesday 23 January 2024. The CNS was received by the Spanish Chief of the Navy (CHON), Admiral General Antonio Piñeiro Sánchez.
#OnwardTogether

Faithful007:
Bidexiii kabe1 Goodnews

The viper discount deal with Slovakia apparently has broken down due to Slovakia's reluctance to send MIGs to Ukraine. This means that the 12 vipers are most likely going to Nigeria now. I guess that's part of what Blinken will mention in his Nigeria visit.

kabe1:
Commissioning of 12 Comstrac System Ovation Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and endorsement of the updated Local Operating Procedure as well as Local Training Order at the Naval Air Base, Ojo, Lagos on Friday 8 December 2023. The representative of the Chief of the Naval Staff, Rear Admiral ZS Muhammad (Chief of Training and Operations) performed the UAV commissioning.
#OnwardTogether
#NN
#nigeriannavy

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
"With the ministers emphasising the importance of diplomacy, defence & development".


Massive loss to ECOWAS.

kabe1:
Nigerian Chief of the Naval Staff Annual Sea Inspection (Exercise NCHEKWA OSHIMIRI) was conducted at sea from 24-27 November 2023. The Exercise included
Vessel Boarding Search and Seizure
Communication Exercise (Ship-Ship, Ship-Air, Ship-Shore)
Patrols
Offshore Assets Protection
Air and Surface Surveillance
#OnwardTogether #NN #nigeriannavy #onwardtogether #nn