₦airaland Forum

shadowprimezero:
I largely agree with this assessment. It is what it is. For all the nay sayers, how many missile armed vessels does the NN have. The NN has very limited Blue water capabilities. Its strategic growth plans and recapitalisation efforts would see it into a very formidable force in a few years, but in its current state, if we're being honest,its a glorified coast guard.

On the NAF, our Tucanos are strike aircraft and the deal didn't include any A2A missiles. The JF-17s are another case entirely. They can go toe to toe with any Gripen, but unfortunately we only have them in little numbers. With the M-346FA deal however, Nigeria will have a pretty good air deterrent. Their A2A weapons suite are the same as the Eurofighter Typhoon. We'll also have them in decent numbers

shadowprimezero:
I largely agree with this assessment. It is what it is. For all the nay sayers, how many missile armed vessels does the NN have. The NN has very limited Blue water capabilities. Its strategic growth plans and recapitalisation efforts would see it into a very formidable force in a few years, but in its current state, if we're being honest,its a glorified coast guard.

On the NAF, our Tucanos are strike aircraft and the deal didn't include any A2A missiles. The JF-17s are another case entirely. They can go toe to toe with any Gripen, but unfortunately we only have them in little numbers. With the M-346FA deal however, Nigeria will have a pretty good air deterrent. Their A2A weapons suite are the same as the Eurofighter Typhoon. We'll also have them in decent numbers

shadowprimezero:
I largely agree with this assessment. It is what it is. For all the nay sayers, how many missile armed vessels does the NN have. The NN has very limited Blue water capabilities. Its strategic growth plans and recapitalisation efforts would see it into a very formidable force in a few years, but in its current state, if we're being honest,its a glorified coast guard.

shadowprimezero:
On the NAF, our Tucanos are strike aircraft and the deal didn't include any A2A missiles. The JF-17s are another case entirely. They can go toe to toe with any Gripen, but unfortunately we only have them in little numbers. With the M-346FA deal however, Nigeria will have a pretty good air deterrent. Their A2A weapons suite are the same as the Eurofighter Typhoon. We'll also have them in decent numbers

Whyem15:
Majority of the plans in the recapitalization program is why I wish to see the deep blue project develop into a coast guard and allow NN to focus on being a real navy.


And hopefully, the new OPVs the navy will be getting will be missile armed.

arma19:
Nigerian Airforce at 57?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9JeMRZ6OoM&list=FL8Oxqapwz800ORABfs7vJEg&index=6

jakeporeshenko:
Incoming

kabe1:
Belarus Internal Forces exhibition for visiting high powered NSCDC delegation

Flanker:
Algerian C28A covette (922) PASSEX exercise with Indian Navy INS TABAR participated on 29 Aug 21 in the Mediterranean sea , aimed at maritime law enforcement, regional security and project long range sustenance.

Whyem15:
But those presently at the high command were also in the fields not too long ago as commanders and know what the soldiers need to do their work. What's really wrong with them?



The only reasonable excuse is if it is an emergency purchase to quickly replace those lost to last year's dry season before another offensive begins.

Whyem15:
It's disappointing Sha, at this stage we shouldn't be buying weapons designed in the 1980s. But at least we have more protected mobility for the coming offensive.

kabe1:
South African Army Tanks