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Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:19am On Nov 19, 2014
agaugust:
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@All South Africans :

1. What is the maximum range of Bofors FH-77B artillery at low altitude and at high altitude ?

2. What is the maximum range of G-6 Rhino artillery at low altitude and at high altitude ?

Answer all questions with reliable sources to prove.

Una go see how yawa go gas with dis question dem o ! grin grin

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1. What is the maximum range of Bofors FH-77B artillery at low altitude and at high altitude ?

20km without base bleed
30km with base bleed
42km at high altitude
http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product4673.html

2. What is the maximum range of G-6 Rhino artillery at low altitude and at high altitude ?

30,000 m with standard HE rounds,
39,000 m with HE base bleed rounds, and
52,500 m with a special velocity-enhanced Long Range Projectile (V-LAP—fired from G6).
67,450 m M9703A1 V-LAP round (tested successfully to 73,000 m by Denel in G6-52 Extended Range platform)
http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=13537:fact-file-g6-l45-self-propelled-towed-gun-howitzer-&catid=79:fact-files&Itemid=159

and

http://www.military-today.com/artillery/g6_rhino.htm

High altitude would be 49km with standard base bleed, 62km with VLAP, 77km with M9703A1 (83km with G6-52)

Conclusion: SANDF has longest range artillery in Africa
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:14am On Nov 19, 2014
agaugust:
One South African says 30km grin





Another South African says 20km grin

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This proves that these South Africans are confused, ignorant, and fraudulent at the same time grin

They hate Nigerian Bofors artillery 42km range and they will one day argue and sh.oot each other over it grin
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Augustus

Fh77B max range with standard ammunition is around 20km

FH77B max range with base bleed is 30km

FH77 can acheive a max range at high altitude of 42km.

But the G5 and G6 out-range the FH77B at low altitude, that their max range will also increase at altitude, meaning they will also out-range it at altitude.
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:11am On Nov 19, 2014
agaugust:
Nope, the Indian army captain did NOT mention base bleed, you are the one adding your own fraud to his facts.

No arms log records any country's base bleed. Show us list, a full list of all countries that have base bleed shells in this world grin grin
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Why do I have to show you a full list?

We know that South Africa has base bleed

You have no proof that Nigeria has base bleed.

Thus, Nigeria does not have base bleed, until you prove that it does.
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:10am On Nov 19, 2014
agaugust:
@Patches the fraudster, Africa is full of mountains and lands from 1km to 8km altitude, Indian Kargil where Bofors was tested is only 2.6km average.

Even Nigeria has lands 2.4km high, Ethiopia 4km, Tanzania , Uganda, Morocco much higher than Kargil, so if your fake altitude theory is used , Bofors will fire to 42km range in Nigeria too

Pateches, you are locked in a self trap tongue tongue


http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_highest_point

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Only one in a trap here is you

Who said that 2,4km counts as high altitude?

You invented this figure after being smashed in debate.

Nigerian Bofors FH77B has a standard maximum range of 30km. The G5 and G6 out range you at this altitude.

If its range increases at high altitude, so does that of the G5 and G6

Hence, we will allways outrange you.

Simple logic buddy... or do you think the laws of physics do not apply to the SANDF?
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:07am On Nov 19, 2014
agaugust:
Unfortunately South Africa has only 38km maximum range artilery shells .

Nigeria has 42km range artillery shells
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42km max range at high altitude


Normal max range is 30km

Confirmed by your own source
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 4:09pm On Nov 18, 2014
agaugust:
20km range for Bofors?

Thé Indian army video at about 2:20 mins says with ordinary HE shells the range of Bofors FH-77B is 31km, so you now cut it down to 20km in your desperation and fraud ?

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With base bleed

Nigeria does not have base-bleed


Nigerian guns max range: just over 20km
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 4:06pm On Nov 18, 2014
agaugust:
Who told you there is no 2.6km mountain or altitude land in Africa?

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Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 4:05pm On Nov 18, 2014
agaugust:
Fact remains that artillery shell is slower and loses range in cold Himalayas mountain because cold air is heavier than warm air, and Indian Himalayas is snow covered and snow cold as proved by your own photos, so it actually reduces artillery range, it does NOT increase it.


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[size=15pt]OMG HE HAS DONE IT AGAIN!!![/size]

This is priceless!!
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 2:39pm On Nov 18, 2014
ActivateKruger:
This is what a life of a Nigerian commercial worker is starting to look like...


- He works for the South African RMB
- He gets paid his salary at Stanbik Bank
- He pays for his monthly telephone bills at MTN
- He pays his monthly satellite TV subscription at DSTV
- He buys his monthly grocery in Shoprite
We own them

#Hegemony
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 2:29pm On Nov 18, 2014
agaugust:
Unfortunately for you, your quoted 5.7km lands are not where the Bofors was used in battle, it was in Kargil and the altitude of Kargil is far much lower at only average 2.6km and that includes the snowy slippery slopes of mountains where artillery gun cannot climb, force of gravity will pull it down, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kargil, and Indian helicopters cannot lift the heavy 24,000 pounds Bofors guns.

Sorry you messed up again as usual, you are locked in a perpetual trap with this argument tongue tongue


Thanks for admitting the Bofors range is 42.3km, longer range than the 41km I said before from army guide website. Thanks tongue tongue

Thanks for proving me right with your 3 photos, the gun is shown on flat lands, pointing barrel towards high altitude mountains....

Your photo clearly proves the gun is NOT on the mountain, it is on flat ground with brown soil, gun points to mountain target, the mountain is white covered with snow and colour is white.

The gun is placed on brown coloured flat ground, not white snow mountain tongue tongue

Proves me right, prove you wrong, the artillery is clearly on flat ground at the bottom of the mountains while the target enemy is sitting on high altitude mountains where the Bofors has advantage of seeing the higher ground targets up to 42.3km tongue tongue


Thanks @Patches for providing 3 photo evidences to prove yourself ABSOLUTELY WRONG tongue tongue

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Unfortunately for you, your quoted 5.7km lands are not where the Bofors was used in battle, it was in Kargil and the altitude of Kargil is far much lower at only average 2.6km and that includes the snowy slippery slopes of mountains where artillery gun cannot climb, force of gravity will pull it down, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kargil, and Indian helicopters cannot lift the heavy 24,000 pounds Bofors guns.

Why is the Kargil battle relevant? Did he say that range was acheived during the battles there?

Look at this topographic map of Africa, are there any areas above or near 2,5km?

Is it impossible for engineers to blast gun platforms into mountains?

Does the Indian Army have Chinhooks?

What is the maximum payload of a Chinhook and how much does a FH77B weigh?

Answer these questions in your head and you will see why, yet again, you have embarrassed yourself.

Your photo clearly proves the gun is NOT on the mountain, it is on flat ground with brown soil, gun points to mountain target, the mountain is white covered with snow and colour is white.

Again, mountains are irrelevant... its all about Altitude.

Did they not teach you about altitude in High school?

Here is an example: The base camp at mount everest is not on the mountain, yet it sits at an altitude of 5,380 m

Proves me right, prove you wrong, the artillery is clearly on flat ground at the bottom of the mountains while the target enemy is sitting on high altitude mountains where the Bofors has advantage of seeing the higher ground targets up to 42.3km

What?

So now the max range is dependant on what the gun can see? Not the effect of resistance of the shell in flight? Is that what you are saying?

So if I have a G6 with a drone giving it a live feed, and that drone is 1000km away... can my G6 now shoot 1000km? Is that what you are saying?

Good lord.

Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 2:20pm On Nov 18, 2014
agaugust:
Thanks for admitting the Bofors range is 42.3km, longer range than the 41km I said before from army guide website. Thanks tongue tongue

Thanks for proving me right with your 3 photos, the gun is shown on flat lands, pointing barrel towards high altitude mountains....

Proves me right, the artillery is on flat ground at the bottom of the mountains while the target enemy is sitting on high altitude mountains where the Bofors has advantage of seeing the higher ground targets up to 42.3km tongue tongue

Thanks @Patches for providing 3 photo evidences to prove yourself ABSOLUTELY WRONG tongue tongue

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Augustus. I dont think I can make this any more simple for you.

That range is only acheivable at high altitude

The pictures are of guns at high altitude

The base of the mountains is at... you guessed it (probably not)... high altitude

Or do you not understand geography as well as basic physics?

There is no where in Africa where such altitude can be achieved

The Indian Officer did not say "the range is achieved when on the top of mountains" he said "at high altitude"

Please explain to the forum why altitude is irrelevant and why they must be on a mountain top.

Fact of the matter is that the maximum attainable range of the Bofors FH77B in Africa is around 20km.
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:14pm On Nov 18, 2014
EVarn:
what is the difference between the RWAFF and ECOMOG?,they were{and are} made up of 80% nigerian army!.SA's paltry contribution to WW I was due to the british and german role in the war.
"paltry contribution"

You mean the total of 231 000 South African men who fought in the war?

Dude, just as an example, where the 1st (South African) Infantry Brigade inflicted over 7000 casualties for the loss of only 2 500 men and is largely credited with the destruction of one of Germanys best divisions (9th Division)

The Battle of Delville Wood.
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 9:57am On Nov 18, 2014
Thiza:
SANDF
Dude, that is a poor example of the "hauls" we have made

The last picture is of one of SEVEN SA-8's (9K33 Osa) that we captured.

Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 7:10am On Nov 18, 2014
[size=15pt]The Truth Comes out!![/size]


[size=13pt]Nigeria's military has been cooperating with various vigilante forces in the northeast for more than a year, often relying on civilians to do the bulk of the fighting against the insurgents.

Witnesses said it was vigilantes who recaptured the symbolically important northeast town of Chibok from Boko Haram at the weekend, with troops staying clear of the heavy fighting.[/size]
http://news.yahoo.com/nigeria-cleric-backs-vigilantes-doubts-military-boko-haram-185542536.html
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 6:10am On Nov 18, 2014
Msauza:
@Agaugust, to put this simple is that, altitude is any position above sea level. If then your gun is not at the perfect altitude you may not be able to achieve the range of 41km.
There is no where in africa where the gun can achieve that sort of range
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 5:56am On Nov 18, 2014
agaugust:
Quote where I said that.

I didn't even bother to talk about density of air at high altitude, all I said was and is that the snow in the photos tell you that you cold air on Himalayas mountain and cold air is heavier than hot air, I proved that with a source that gave example of golf ball shot that travels same parabolic movement like artillery shell, the golf ball is slowed down by heavy air on a cold day. Simple physics your Soweto brain will never know until I told you today

Now the Indian army video NEVER said what you claimed, the army Bofors artillery officer said range is 41km at altitude, simple.
The officer did NOT define it as low altitude, medium altitude, or high altitude.....there are 3 levels of altitude and all of them above ground/sea level. You are the one who personally claimed that the man meant high altitude because you want to twist the information to commit fraud as usual. Also the army Captain did not specify what is at altitude, the gun or the target far away.
He just said "At altitude". Finish.

You are the one changing the analysis to high altitude, gun sitting on mountain top where there is snow and nobody can climb, then Bofors is heavy artillery too heavy for Indian helicopters to sling airlift.

@Patches, learn to accept defeat as you are a sunk ship already
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Quote where I said that.


Ok, if you insist:

agaugust:

Show me a source that says Bofors artillery range increases by a whole extra 10km in a heavier cold mountain air !
Its pretty clear that you think air at high altitude is more dense because it is cold... the irony that you have been bragging about superior nigerian education is too much for my sides

Now the Indian army video NEVER said what you claimed, the army Bofors artillery officer said range is 41km at altitude, simple.

[size=15pt]This is a lie[/size]

at exactly 2:36 in the video he says "at high altitude areas the gun acheives a maximum range of 42.3km"

The officer did NOT define it as low altitude, medium altitude, or high altitude.....there are 3 levels of altitude and all of them above ground/sea level. You are the one who personally claimed that the man meant high altitude because you want to twist the information to commit fraud as usual. Also the army Captain did not specify what is at altitude, the gun or the target far away.
He just said "At altitude". Finish.


He defined it as "high altitude areas"

Thus he meant high altitude.

As usual, you are the one who is commuting complete and utter fraud

and, as usual, when losing an argument you claim every-one else is commiting fraud, acting like you are some honest victim

You have been completely and utterly exposed in every way

You are the one changing the analysis to high altitude, gun sitting on mountain top where there is snow and nobody can climb, then Bofors is heavy artillery too heavy for Indian helicopters to sling airlift.

Indian army has the Chinook - the Chinhook can sling the FH77 with ease.

They also have roads in the Himalaya's.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khardung_La sits at 5,359m above sea-level
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marsimik_La sits at 5,777m above sea-level

This means that they can drive the guns up to where the air is half as dense as it is at sea level

It does not need to be on the top of a mountain when the average altitude of the Himalaya's is over 6000m above sea level - it simply has to be in the mountain range.

This has been a wonderfull few days for me, I have broken Augugugbgugug and exposed his lies on a day to day basis.

Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:20am On Nov 18, 2014
agaugust:
Who told you that helicopter is moving the artillery to mountain top ? Show us where it landed because all the terrain in your photo is flat land....Mumu grin

I will mess y.ou up badly every time you struggle to get out of this Bofors artillery trap you pushed yourself into grin

Try again grin
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Lol, now this guy wants a photo of every mountain range in the world

You have been shown how artillery gets into the mountains.

You have been shown artillery in mountain ranges.

What more do you want?

Keep squirming clown. This is very entertaining
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:19am On Nov 18, 2014
agaugust:
[size=16pt] Biggie Fool [/size] grin

Artillery shells don't go straight up in the air 10km high ! The barrel is not vertical, it is inclined only, fool grin

If gun range is 20km and it wastes 10km climbing up the sky like an aero plane, the gun loses half it's shell travel range and falls down wasted half way before reaching target.

Your quote applies only to aeroplanes that fly 10km to 20km altitude, not artillery shells that do not even reach the clouds in the sky !

South African education is 100 years behind Nigeria grin

Cold air is all over Himalayas mountains because of snow, I live in snowland and snow is all over my house and yard now as I write, the air is heavier than normal warm terrain and it creates friction/resistance to vehicles we drive through it.

South Africa imported science teachers from Nigeria, now I see why your country came begging us to help improve your brains grin

# Show us how cold mountain air increases artillery shell range when it actually slows down the shell grin
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Augusust.

You have been defeated.

Stop wasting my time.

The gun itself is sitting at 6000m above sea level in the Himalya's. The air is half as dense there as it is at sea level.

The gun gets longer range at high altitude, according to the same Indian army officer you have quoted many times.

Such high altitude is only acheiveable in the Himalyas

Dude, you are making a massive fool of yourself at this point. I recommend that you accept defeat.
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 5:21pm On Nov 17, 2014
overhypedsteve:
men, you ve ruined that niggers opinion about his nations airforce. To be honest men i loved that comment. Lots and lots of Butthurts.
quite the opposite.

He is parroting the same outdated statements from various opinion pieces over and over

The facts tell a very different story
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 1:48pm On Nov 17, 2014
agaugust:

Show me a source that says Bofors artillery range increases by a whole extra 10km in a heavier cold mountain air !


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Your own source says so:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvZjxq3kYSs

This is boring, its too easily to debunk your pathetic arguments.

Hell, its gotten to the point where you are humiliating yourself!!*

*I seriously cannot beleive that you just tried to tell us that air at high altitude is more dense than air at low altitude!! grin grin grin grin
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 1:43pm On Nov 17, 2014
agaugust:
Physics ? You ? South African ? Science ?

You boxed yourself into a corner, see all your posts with no source to proof, no citations.

The real physics is that cold air on high altitude is heavier and gives more resistance to the shell and slows it down, cold air is a dense harder matter for shells to travel through, your science is crappy from your South African crappy schools grin grin


"Cold air is much heavier than warm air and this is the basis for much of what we call weather. You may have heard that a baseball or a golf ball will travel further on a warm, humid day than it would on a cold, dry day. Since the warm, humid air is less dense, the ball travels through it with less friction."

http://www.weatherdudes.com/facts_display.php?fact_id=51


Nigerian education beats South African education again as usual, your SA schools are rated only for beautiful buildings

You are stuck in a position of defeat and self humiliation @Patches !


Show me a source that says Bofors artillery range increases by a whole extra 10km in a heavier cold mountain air !


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[size=15pt]congratulations on embarrassing yourself augugbguggug. [/size]

Air at high altitude is less dense than air at low altitude

If the entire mass of the atmosphere had a uniform density from sea level, it would terminate abruptly at an altitude of 8.50 km (27,900 ft). It actually decreases exponentially with altitude, dropping by half every 5.6 km (18,000 ft) or by a factor of 1/e every 7.64 km (25,100 ft), the average scale height of the atmosphere below 70 km (43 mi; 230,000 ft)

In summary, the mass of Earth's atmosphere is distributed approximately as follows:[23]

50% is below 5.6 km (18,000 ft).
90% is below 16 km (52,000 ft).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmosphere_of_Earth#Physical_properties

Meaning that the air in the Himalaya's is half as dense as the air at ground level - this allows the shell to travel further

You see, my South African education has been proven to be superior to your bush-school education. This is basic, primary school, knowledge we are talking here. Knowledge you seemingly dont have.

South African Education > Nigerian Peasant Education

Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:26pm On Nov 17, 2014
sirjerry:
SA they call a fight a battle, call a battle a war.
And Nigerians call defeat victory
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 3:07am On Nov 17, 2014
agaugust:
No, you are the fool that thinks artillery shell range increases because the gun is 'on a mountain top', how does it climb ?

Even ordinary hills of Gwoza Nigerian light artillery could not climb, now heavy artillery will climb up Himalayas mountain? fool !

At altitude means the target is on high land and you can see the shells landing on target, nobody tows artillery to mountain top, Bofors is driven by Scania vehicle, like a truck, it cannot climb mountain and helicopter cannot airlift Bofors artillery, so how does it leave army based and climb mountain ? Fool grin grin
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Dude, high altitude means the gun is fired at.... you guessed it... high altitude

Shells achieve ultra-long distance ranges there because the air is thinner, hence lest resistance to the shell in flight.

This is basic high-school physics. You should know this.

I have allready posted a picture of a Bofors in the Himalaya's, where the average elevation is 6000m above sea level - high altitude

This is pure desperation on your part, driven by the inability to comprehend even the simplest things
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 1:54am On Nov 17, 2014
Henry120:
We have carried out multiple over-hauls on NNS Aradu on many occasions in-country.

Nothing new.

“According to the Review the SANDF is in a critical state of decline, is unsustainable and prime mission equipment, especially in the landward force, faces block obsolescence. “Ammunition stocks are depleted, infrastructure is falling apart, skilled staff is leaving and the arms of the various services operate in silos and are unable to manage basic procurement, which is centralised and run by the deputy director-general in the Defence Secretariat.”


Nope unlike your brainless generals who have decided to chase pirates with subs, Nigeria doesn't buy, what Nigeria doesn't need.

2 long endurance ships from the U.S
2 corvettes/OPV's from china
2 additional ships from turkey and china
6 65 meters IPV's from the netherlands
Additional 2 Helicopters from china.

This is how you make procurements, based on the Nations needs, on a need to buy, not on a need to buy 26 jets with only 8 pilots to fly.

Posting photos of 4 Augusta LUH of 30 proves absolutely nothing.

Most of the SAAF’s 30-strong light helicopter fleet is grounded because of the “almost total lack of flying-hour allocation”, according to the Defenceweb site. Defenceweb writes that this “precarious financial and personnel situation” also led to the humiliation of the SAAF managing to keep its specialist maritime helicopters aloft for fewer than a dozen hours,".

Again, coming here to post flight hours of your presidential fleet, which is part of the SAAF is absolute balderdash.

You didn't deploy soldiers for anti-poaching ops....... grin grin
http://jacarandafm.com/post/the-sandf-and-rhino-poaching/
So, who are these guys, Opera singers? undecided undecided
First, no you havent. All you have done is fix it all the times you have crashed it (that is 8 times). Then Americans came to Nigeria to re-fit it for you.

We didnt buy our equipment to chase pirates. We bought our equipment for military purposes. And the OPV order is about to be made. And the Valour Class is perfectly capable of anti-piracy duties, as the SAN proved where they reduced piracy in the Mozambique channel to ZERO. And submarines have frequently been deployed off Somalia on anti-piracy duties, the Chinese just sent one.

Dont worry, the SAN Valour and Heroine Class will soon be coming to Nigeria to help you with your piracy problem, so you can see for yourself first hand.

You see, the SANDF is geared towards defending South Africa. The Nigerian Navy cannot defend Nigeria. We have a military warfighting fleet. You do not.

All our equipment is operational - as has been proven, many many times.

18 Gripen aircrew have been trained - which makes sense as 14 aircraft are fully operational.

Augusta are operational - pictures and sources have been posted. You cannot avoid this point. Post a source that says that they arent - i dare you. You are the one who demands pictures. So now you have them.

Also, your source is based on outdated information buddy - A109 training resumed shortly after that artical was published
http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=32552:a109-luh-conversion-course-resumes&catid=35:Aerospace&Itemid=107

Feel free to post official numbers and not opinion peices about Aircraft being operational.

O so the presidential fleet flew 18 000 hours? is that what you are saying now? Well, i included their numbers in the airfleet, and according to official flight hours, each aircraft in the SAAF averaged 70 flight hours per year. What do you say to that?

And well done, you proved that SANDF veterinary services were involved in chipping rhino's on military land... i thought you said we deployed SF and MRAP's? Another one of your flights of fancy?

You are reaching new lows Henry

Now, I recommend you come with some facts, or, take your beating like a man.
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 1:43am On Nov 17, 2014
agaugust:
Your Bofors photo shows the artillery on flat ground level with grass on it, NOT on a mountain top grin grin

How will artillery climb up a steep mountain slope in Himalayas, see snow all over the mountain, slippery snow grin grin

Fool of Soweto grin grin
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Why does it need to be on a mountain top?

Its in a mountain range


Or do you think that slippery snow makes the shell go further?
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:20am On Nov 17, 2014
agaugust:
You are more like a comedian by profession, your story looks like those used by Boy Alinco trying to impress Miss Pepeye
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#PostingLikeA12YearOld
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:20am On Nov 17, 2014
agaugust:
Super powers fight real wars, Afghanistan, Iraq, Falklands, Bosnia etc.

All standard armies of this world fire at wood during training, even Togo Republic does it, so what's special if SANDF fires at wood in training, are you trying to impress the army of Lesotho ?

Nigeria fights real wars after real training at defence academy, and periodic exercises and shooting range competitions

SANDF is forever sleeping at home with wives and prostitutes that refresh their HIV viral load
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Nigeria has no major exercises or regular Battalion or Brigade training exercises
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:19am On Nov 17, 2014
agaugust:
.....And the same Wiki source puts the South African army at 20,000 while you cut it down to 4,000

Same source puts MPLA and Cuba at 130,000 while you pushed it up to 150,000.

Then you now said 4,000 SADF defeated 150,000 MPLA and Cubans, you wiped out ALL UNITA and FLNA, then you say I am lying ?

You are the liar.....4,000 Vs 150,000

Deal with it below !

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I said 4000 because you first started saying that we deployed only 4000 men to the border.

I quote "show us any time south africa has deployed more than 4000 men"

So, well done you have just exposed your own lies!!!

Hahahahah


You are utterly incompetent

And, all together, Russian Cuban and MPLA accounted for 140 000 men.
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 12:16am On Nov 17, 2014
agaugust:
You say that you don't have to show me, and then you say you already showed me...Contradiction.

You did NOT show us any Indian Bofors artillery on top of Himalayas mountain that has slippery slope with snow....LAIR grin grin

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Why is a slippery slope with snow relevant?

Here you go again, Bofors in the Himalaya's at over 6000 meters above sea level... the top of mount kilimanjaro is only 5,800m

Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 5:16pm On Nov 16, 2014
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Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 4:39pm On Nov 16, 2014
agaugust:
#Show me photo of Indian Bofors artillery gun on Himalayas mountain TOP tongue tongue tongue

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I dont have to.

I have allready shown you one at high altitude.

42km with BB rounds is only acheivable in the Himalayas. There is no where in Africa that it can be replicated.

You lose, again grin
Foreign AffairsRe: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain:
agaugust:
I didnt care about exact numbers, because its an old old argument I have posted before, there are many different sources and I dont care to waste my time on it after 2 years os repeating the same old story. UNITA had FNLA joined together with them, UNITA was not alone, I just didnt care to list names of all those in the war. I dont have time for trivial issues and repeating old stories like a stammerer.


All I proved is SANDF 4,000 men did not fight 150,000 MPLA and Cubans, or else the Cubans would have reached Cape Town in 7 days

You posted a big and unrealistic lie and I crushed it with one blow, now you are butt hurt.
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Now you post like a child?

First you say 120 000, and i point out that is completely wrong

Then you say "no no, I meant UNITA and FNLA"

I point out the number is still no where near 120 000

And now another killer blow: According to the same wiki page you posted, FNLA numbers in 1976 were only 7000

So, 60 000 + 7 000 = 67 000

So, you are still well short of your supposed 120 000

Now you say "hurr durr its impossible"

Well, its not. Fact of the matter is that 20 000 (averaging only 4000 year on year) SANDF personnel stopped 150 000 Cubans and MPLA dead for 25 years in a row. We never lost a single battle. No Cuban or MPLA ever stepped foot on Namibian territory.

This is a historical fact.

Deal with it.

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