₦airaland Forum

giles14:
why den do we still import APC & LAV

Henry240:
Nigeria COIN

Nigerian navy SBS commandos

jteku:
OFF TOPIC.
Saudi Border Security Forces break their fasts

AJEBUTTER SOLDIERS

no wonder they run when they see real battle.

tdayof:
NIGERIA AFSF. music


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE4LmRGUPaY&spfreload=10

tdayof:
NA

Henry240:
Tears of the "rainbow nation".

Buhahahahahahahaha!!

bidex111:

walemoney007:
mtcheww...almost all the training school for new recruit are located in the north...federal character principle should be applied.
The northerners moved most of the military installation to their region
Rubbish

Nigerdeltaboi:
because neglect took place and training had to go at a slower place which meant the older guys who had experience had to fly but that was like say 15 years ago.
As for military institutions, they are spread around the country its just the popular ones people know.
Military installations are sited for security reasons if which the northern flank is our Achilles heel with a large and porus border as against the south protected naturally by the Atlantic ocean so it is right to site installations there.do you know the military installations in Lagos are close to twenty.

Henry240:
If you see nothing distasteful in your comment, then i really have nothing further to say.

Let me reiterate, it is not a favour. It is a service paid for, there is absolutely nothing to be thankful to anybody about.

Let me add, the South-African government had nothing to do with anything.

frumentius:
The South African government didn't allow anything. Anybody can register for flight instruction at any accredited institution. It's called a free society.

jakeporeshenko:
I looked up the private firm (Westline Aviation) their aircrafts and training programs, I think it was a very basic training that Gould have happened anywhere even Zaria.

The advanced lead in fighter training is usually done in the U.S on T-38 Talon.

Henry240:
This is an unfortunate comment. Quite frankly, disgraceful.


That's common basic training they had in South Africa, something regularly carried out here at home.

It's not rocket science.

It's like an individual going about saying "thanks for the add" on facebook. It is not a favour, the Air Force paid for the service.

The volume of officers we train each year is very high, it is not unusual that men get trained abroad. We have been doing that since the air force was formed 53 years ago. In like fashion we train hundreds of other nationals in our defence colleges.

The current SAAF CAS was also trained in Nigeria.

Henry240:
I find it to be quite hilarious. To be honest, I'm enjoying their pain.

Funny, say Dem no yarn anything about d initial Tori. Only for fvctards we Dem be to come dey find were Dem go see issue make dem yab.

Ogun kill dem, i'm ready for dem dis afternoon.

Henry240:
Nigerian Navy ship simulator

Henry240:
A brief look at the Aircraft we might soon start assembling in Nigeria.


The Indonesian Aerospace N-219 is a twin-engine, 19-seater transport aircraft designed by Indonesian Aerospace for multi-purpose missions in remote areas.[2] It is intended to operate in and out of remote, semi-prepared airstrips.


General characteristics

Crew: 2
Capacity: 19 passengers
Length: 54 ft 1 in (16.49 m)
Wingspan: 64 ft 0 in (19.5 m)
Height: 20 ft 3 in (6.18 m)
Empty weight: 9,500 lb (4,309 kg)
Max takeoff weight: 15,498 lb (7,030 kg)
Powerplant: 2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-42 turboprop engines, 850 shp (630 kW) each
Propellers: 4-bladed Hartzell Propeller
Performance

Cruise speed: 210 kn (242 mph; 389 km/h)
Stall speed: 59 kn (68 mph; 109 km/h)
Range: 840 nmi (967 mi; 1,556 km)
Service ceiling: 10,000 ft (3,000 m) operating altitude, max altitude 24,000 feet (7,315 m)
Rate of climb: 1,938 ft/min (9.85 m/s)

jln115:
Also got an oxygen making machine in my back yard.

In SA we call it the T.R.E.E , I have heard SAAF has quite a few of these bad boys at some of their basis, very effective apparently!!

jteku:
This security man was at vantage position to take out the driver and the passenger @ the back, but he bailed for his life killing one.....I then now thought of how many ammo he had left in his magazine.
wow he should of shot the driver to paralyze the car , he should be commended though for his bravery , this is an extremely fluid situation that requires split second thinking

Video footage of owerri bank robbery February 2017


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o_fu8oiZzQ

IbnSultaan:
Folks any idea what projectile was flying in vid
Maiduguri is currently under Boko Haram attack https:///QOZPbRUDwt

giles14:
they look new/refurbished

Henry240:
Streit group have a servicing office in Nigeria. That's a very good advantage for us.

The other MRAPs from the US are donated, besides only 25 units, this is also not a problem.

Reva MRAP, we have 47 units primarily used by AFSF, a unit funded by ONSA not the Army.

CS/VP3, 120 units, Nigerian army.

Proforce ARA is not yet in service, besides that's a Nigerian company.

I'm not saying it's great, i'm not saying its bad either, all I'm saying is we are getting 177 new MRAPs, that's a good thing.

jteku:
http://thenationonlineng.net/boko-haram-nigeria-get-russian-military-equipment/

Henry240:
The speed, accuracy and devastating power of the artillery guns won confidence and admiration from troops it supported and inspired fear and respect in our enemies. We have the right to bear arms, not artillery guns.

Nigerian Army