₦airaland Forum

jln115:
Maybe the most sophisticated MIs in Nigeria but obviously not in the world(or Africa) ............since mi 28s exist.

SternProphet:
When @SternProphet tells you domething, know there is a lot behind it. The AH 1Z was on the horizon before the Super Tucano. Trump has a policy of making money from weapon sales and American aerospace companies are bringing all sorts of upgrade deals out of the woodwork. They may even offer the AH 1W super cobra (not AH 1Z) free of payment for some years.

frer8:
The Fn Scar-H,THE WORLD'S BEST RIFLE USED BY THE KENYAN DEFENCE FORCES

jteku:
Was at the airport again this morning and NAF still have their assets packed at the tarmac.... Was unable to get good picture(make one small soldier no embarrass me)

Algerian1:
Kamov Ka-32 Helix , Algerian AF

nemesis4u:
Pic from today's encounter killed a top let commander.

2nd guy definitely SF , not wearing body armour. None of them r from the looks of it.

The headgear u can see is known as patka , which can stop even 7.62mm rounds but only at the sides. No other headgear can stop the 7.62 round.

Stephandeswardt:
I swear boko haram looted a quarter of nigerian army inventory.....even benin republic couldnt have fought BHT at its peak of strength.....jesus

MikeCZA:
This is what makes the Rooivalk a deadly bird to throw rounds at cause of it's high slew rate and low reaction time.

Anyway! Here's the Rooivalk's ancestor! An old Denel video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8q-GMxnYNk

Henry240:
Meet Flight Lieutenant Nkemdilim Anulika Ofodile of the Nigerian Air Force HQ

She is the only female in the team of NAF's aerospace engineers who designed the Tsaigumi UAV, Nigeria's first indigenous operational remotely piloted aircraft commissioned by President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday, February 15 at the Nigeria Airforce Base Kaduna Kawo.

30-year old Ofodile holds a PhD in Control Engineering from the University of Leicester in England and she is happily married.

tdayof:
They never observed the helo? The gun has a limited range so my opinion, they should have noticed the helo coming in OR what do you think?

Frumentum:
"There are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks where decades happen." So said that thug Lenin.
A presidency that should never have been, is seemingly a few minutes away from rightly ending in ignominy.
That moment earlier today when the SAPS raided the co-conspirator Gupta family's compound, erecting tape and rightly saying, "This is a crime scene!"

tdayof:
The conversation made sense until you added the last sentence. Everyone has right to his or her opinion and you can't just shut him down.



Now about the weapons package : that doesn't justify the price. You should have noticed something fishy when $583m turned $484m later on. Plus the post said the reason for the high price is due to alot of middle men shit that I don't care about. Now, we are waiting for 2 years to get a Tucano when you can start receiving JF17s next year if we put our orders through china.

It's obviously not a good deal. I have always supported that deal before because I know it's better we spend $5b on 5 Tucanos that hearing missing $5b. However, the conditions attached to it is a huge turn off.

MikeCZA:
That thinly structured and tall man is no i..diot. He's a good strategist.

If Rwa...nda had some economical strength there'd be no Burundi and some parts of the DRC and Tanzania would have been annexed.

BruncleZuma:
Historically speaking Kagame is just an idiot...the Chinese invented spying and it dates back to thousands of year ago.

jteku:
VIDEO: All Female Nigerian Troops deploying to fight Boko Haram terrorists


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10155176242337703&id=96184337702

tdayof:
They're saying $494m now. Where's the balance from the $600m.

The aircraft is overhyped jare

Sizzorkay:
And Kenya will do what? lol, we are talking about Egypt, your defense pact with Kenya or vice versa makes zero difference when it comes to war with Egypt, if you wanna fight some country with 5,000 troops then maybe lol

lionel4power:
You know how Nigeria things are... just vague replys

lionel4power:
for any military to remain relevant today they have to adopt some form of advance technology for the sake of the future. technologies like:

++Battlefield integrated network
++Digital technology for individual soldiers
++artificial intelligence (AI) and lethal autonomous weapons system
++Algorithmically-driven social media
++Cyber warfare
++swarming drones driven by A.I
++Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented reality(AR) Technology
++Smart weapons based on the OODA (Observe, Orient, Decide and Action) loop decision cycles
++Predictive Analytics
++Space based weapons
++Embedded Technology
++Morphing Technology
++Sensor Fusion
++Bio weapons
++Exo skeleton
++Micro Drones
++ hypersonic weapons

many countries have started developing ALL of those. so by 2030 any country who have not invested in advance technology would be left behind.

We are aleeady at the Fouth Technology Revolution.

lionel4power:
Mr Beeg lobbying for better NAF platform on Twitter.


That guy is asking all the questions he had pent up inside him since 1901.

Hope he doesn't burst a spleen.

Ibrahimanis:
Sorry, just confirmed, he proposed ranching but the problem is the implementation of anti grazing law before the ranches were established. The herdsmen are to buy the lands themselves, get C of O, as a Nigerian you know how tedious the process is, they complained the timeframe is too short yet he refuses to extend passing the bill into law.
And really? Sambisa forest?

But Pointing fingers isn't going to bring back the dead or restore damaged properties, let's just hope they sort this mess out.

kenpaul0:
Crazy Stunt.....Maybe we should look more into this Helo.....Could be good for Nigeria

Ibrahimanis:
To be clear, my arguments here are for for the innocent herdsmen. (unless of course if you believe all herdsmen are killers).

Here is what I don't understand, Gov. Ortom rejected ranches, colonies (which I will like to point out are just bigger ranches) I also watched on YouTube he told Aljazeera that there is no land in all of Benue for herdsmen. Is he saying all of them should leave Benue? What solutions did he propose to curb these conflicts? (I am genuinely curious).

And again when speaking of the North, specify which part of the North you are referring to. The north is as diverse as the south. And for you to say there is not differences between Hausa and Kanuri shows just how ignorant you are about north. The only thing they have in common is religion (unless if that's what you are referring to when you keep saying north)

Patchesagain:
They are watching you

Pic 1&2: BH propaganda footage of drone footage
Pic 3,4: the yellow dump truck

newafricaken254:
in kenya when parstrolist communities start their shenanigan,law enforcers go after their cattle or camels.shot around 100 cattle or camels and they settle down

lionel4power:
The economic, technical and political implications of collaborating with South Africans on a huge project like this would certainly be beneficial to all parties involved.

tdayof:
The mi-35 has the manueverability you need for combat. You can watch the attached video.




What more firepower do you need?


If you want the Rooivalk for some other reasons then no problem.

We produce our own rockets already.



NB: strictly intelligent discussion and not an argument.

tdayof:
Question: why should we get the Rooivalk? When the Mi-35M fits our requirements perfectly. The Rooivalk adds no special capabilities to our airforce.

We should be talking about more fighters.

lionel4power:
blasphemy

jln115:
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frumentius:
"By deception we wage war"; "be-tachbūlōt ta`aseh lekhā milchāmāh"; (Hebrew: בתחבולות תעשה לך מלחמה‎).

Until recently this was Mossad's motto. Nothing's changed, it seems.
Now it appears we may get UN approval to sell Umkhonto GBADS to Iran, suddenly stories appear about terror plots involving Palestinians, Iran and South Africa.

I'll end this with another quote:

"Oh what a tangled web we weave when at first we start to deceive."