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Exnavyboy62:From some reports I have seen, there are claims that the T-129 ATAK will be delivered in 2023, while AH-1Z deliveries would be completed by 2025. I don't know how true they are, but these are unsubstantiated reports at this time. We obviously get more for less with the ATAK, I would also support a cancellation of the AH-1Z if it were up to me. At this point though, I'll just prefer to watch and see. I'm more interested in the equipment the army will get, I hope they get more Tanks and IFVs if possible. |
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Nigerian Special Forces Vehicle
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Nigerian army Armour conducting live fire exercises
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Nigerian army T-72 Tank in the NE area of operation.
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Nairaland.com features in Indian prime-time cable news programme on the war in Ukraine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTE2OiSURYw
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Exnavyboy62:The American deal for AH-1Z Viper helicopters is done and dusted. We are getting the Vipers definitely. As far as the ATAK from TAI goes, I'm still not sure, infact I'm not sure of any AH for Nigeria, until we see them in Nigeria. As far as the ATAK goes, it is easy for the Americans to scuttle any sale to Nigeria, ask Pakistan. The advantage the ATAK gives Nigeria is the allowance to use the helicopters anywhere we like without restrictions. |
MAN1960:Not military, that's a police armoured vehicle. |
kabe1:Statement from DHQ | Troops of 7 Guards Battalion and 167 Special Force Battalion in conjunction with the air component of Operation WHIRL PUNCH conducted a clearance patrol around Bwari general area between 24 – 26 July 2022. Troops successfully cleared Kawu and Ido villages. Consequently, about 30 terrorists were neutralized and their enclave and hideout were destroyed. Ground troops also recovered 6 x motorcycles, 2 x AK47 rifles, 1 x fully loaded LMG magazine amongst others during mop up. |
Lurker4Long:Kuje prison is in Abuja, the outskirts of the city. 60 Boko-Haram Terrorists were imprisoned there, all of them fled. A number of them have been recaptured, however a good number of them are still at large, majority actually. Worrying developments ........ Are you serious!!!! That's the understatement of the year that has had Russia invade Ukraine. We are looking at a very precarious situation in the country, not just Abuja. |
Lurker4Long:Before there's a mis communication. The Presidential Guards is a branch of the Nigerian army in charge of security in Abuja, parts of Niger state and parts of Nassarawa state. The Attack happened in Bwari(Bwari is on the outskirts of Abuja), the intended target was the Nigerian Law school in Bwari. A Nigerian army patrol came under attack, however the attack was repelled, although the army lost 3 soldiers. I think the security situation around Abuja is about the seriously deteriorate, except the security agencies launch an operation to nip this in the bud. You don't have to be a security expert to see this coming. |
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South African Army Shared Accord Exercise with the United States Army
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Nemesis4you:The world is exhausting, but be encouraged by the fact that we care, that I care about your well-being. |
bidexiii:Possibly. |
kabe1:While the T-129 ATAK is an excellent helicopter, I don't think this helicopter is what Nigeria needs right now. If we are looking at the purchase strictly through political lenses, it makes sense, especially seeing that the AH-1Z would have operational restrictions, it probably makes sense to purchase another type in limited quantities. However, how does the Nigerian Air Force plan to maintain the MI-35M, AH-1Z and T-129 ATAK helicopters? |
Lurker4Long:The TUSAS CEO confirmed this in an interview with CNN Turk few days ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYIBW1BahyY |
Odunayaw:Eggzactly!!!! |
Breaking News TUSAS CEO Temel Kotil has finally announced the sale of 6x T-129 ATAK helicopters to Nigeria
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Brazilian Navy Ship visits Nigeria
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Flanker:It's just a joke. |
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NAF SEEKS STRONG COLLABORATION WITH TURKISH AIR FORCE IN DEFENCE TECHNOLOGY, FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Nigerian Air Force (NAF), Air Marshal Oladayo Amao and the Commander of the Turkish Air Force (TurAF), General Hasan Kucukakyuz have expressed the willingness of the 2 air forces to collaborate on defence technology in order to enhance their operational efficiency in the fight against terrorism currently being experienced by both countries. This was made known when Air Marshal Amao recently paid a courtesy call on the Commander TurAF during his 5-day official visit to Turkey. Both also emphasised the need for Nigeria and Turkey to share their experiences on the use of unmanned aircraft systems in counterterrorism operations. This, according to them would enable strategic synergy and enhance proficiency with renewed commitment to wipe out terrorism. While appreciating Turkish military experience in counter-terrorism operation which spanned over a decade, Air Marshal Amao stated that Turkey was able to achieve operational successes against terrorists due to the usage of right military equipment. “Turkey has succeeded in developing a robust defence industrial sector capable of meeting up to a significant percentage of critical requirements of her armed forces and other security agencies”, he said. Air Marshal Amao therefore called for greater collaborations with the Turkish Air Force Command, even as he said, the NAF appreciates the existing cooperation in the areas of training and extension of invitation for NAF personnel participation in some of the TurAF international military exercises. He then requested for more support from the TurAF in the areas of upgrade and modernization of platforms, air defence training, special forces training as well as training slots in information communication technology for NAF personnel. Speaking further, Air Marshal Amao noted that the 2 countries could greatly benefit from military student exchange training programmes as the consideration would enhance critical understanding of the 2 countries’ security environments and deepen greater cooperation. While reiterating the need for strong collaboration in defence technology, the CAS stated that the signing of Defence Industry Cooperation Agreement by the 2 countries offered greater opportunity for the NAF and TurAF to work more closely together. In his remarks, the Commander, TurAF, General Hasan Kucukakyuz noted that Turkish Air Force is willing to deepen cooperation with the NAF by assisting the Service in any area that could ultimately strengthen its operational capabilities. He stated that the NAF would, from now, fully participate in its international military exercises, including ANATOLIA Eagle. General Hasan promised to liaise with the NAF and assist in all areas of military cooperation with other Services in Turkey as well as defence procurement concerns. The 2 air chiefs agreed to fashion out modalities that would enable a meeting between officers of the 2 air forces to outline areas of comprehensive cooperation that could be of mutual value to botho sides. During the 5-day visit, the CAS toured some prominent Turkish defence companies for identification of possible defence products that could be required by the NAF. These include Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), Aselsan, Havelsan, Manatek, BNW Group, Fly BVLOS and Airways Group and Express Technics. He also paid a courtesy call on the Nigerian Ambassador Extraordinaire Plenipotentiary of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to the Republic of Turkey, His Excellency Ismail Yusuf Abba. Air Marshal Amao was accompanied on the visit by the Chief of Logistics, Air Marshal Olatokunbo Adesanya and Director of Operations, Air Vice Marshal Nnamdi Ananaba from Headquarters Nigerian Air Force. Edward Gabkwet Air Commodore Director of Public Relations and Information Nigerian Air Force 23 July 2022
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lionel4power:Ok, thanks. |
Exnavyboy62:What happened? |
Toju200:Yeah. |
3x Nigerian Air Force L-39ZA have been delivered to 403 FTS in Kano after avionics upgrade in Czech Republic
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Anadolu Shipyard developed and designed ships that are in demand by many countries. The shipyard has signed 2 more Landing Ship contracts with an African Country. The ships will be delivered within 2 years.
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........ Are you serious!!!!