₦airaland Forum

Xbee007:
If we can get at least 24 UCAVs. That would be perfect.

And we need another Air Force base in Borno.

Odunayaw:
You think insults will suddenly increase your IQ?

Conveniently missed the part of "structured multi agency approach". You have named yourself kid

kabe1:
Why do you think we need 24 UCAVs?

kabe1:
What about transport aircrafts?

How do we resupply our soldiers and aircrafts if we don't have adequate transport aircrafts?

kabe1:
Following the successful delivery of this batch of Tucanos, what next for the Nigerian Air Force?

The Air Force were recently giving nearly 1 billion dollars in additional funding, different from the initial funding in 2021 budget.

This additional fund goes specifically to capital projects, no salaries.

What are we to expect?

Alpha Jets need to be replaced

Additional attack helicopters are required

Additional MI-17 helicopters are needed.

Light and medium tactical transport aircrafts also needed.

A minimum squadron of modern 4th Gen fighter jets are also needed.

So what would it be for NAF??

kabe1:
What about transport aircrafts?

How do we resupply our soldiers and aircrafts if we don't have adequate transport aircrafts?

cutievik:
Where una police??

cutievik:
Where una police?? Why nobody dey carry police along? We need this men o.

bidexiii:
That's another topic and issue of discuss entirely

RiceProducers:
Nigeria Police that is buying MRAPS, some UCAVs and at least one armed chopper with armoured cockpit.
Their own requirements were even more descriptive than Airforce and Army.
DHQ is also buying stuff for many joint ops.

LTGEN:
Please do you have any snippets on whether the NA intends to buy the T-90 this time around?

LTGEN:
Please do you have any snippets on whether the NA intends to buy the T-90 this time around?

RiceProducers:
Oga, you know this story. The NA converted an earlier T90 order to MRAPs. Why would we be fielding T90?. I can understand Egypt or Algeria or Ethiopia with their terrain.

They would only hamper us with Boko Haram.
For conventional threats, Chad or Cameroon are not going to attack us with large armoured columns. Actually i am hoping any potential enemy displays such order of battle against Nigeria. We will finish the tanks over a 10km sq area in 30 minutes.
So no more T90. I am thinking maybe more Chinese tanks just to make up numbers.

Generally I think a war in West Africa will apply resources of a typical Gahnaian or Chadian ORBAT. A little like those Chadian rebels from Libya fielded against Deby:- lots of very fast gun trucks, MRAPs, tank destroyers.
Nigeria would add choppers, MI35Ms and Super Tucanos for battle field air dominance.

Salatavor:
Hehehehe battle field air dominance with super Tucano? We are trouble in this country.

You people here must think other nations joke with issues of security and defense... With what we have currently and our shameful show of weakness before an uncivilized and untrained gang of insurgents, any war between Nigeria and an African nation that knows its salt, will be fierce, short and decisive. Propaganda will not save us when we are faced with an enemy that understands our weaknesses.


Super Tucano Air dominance. Haba. You think you will be fighting with a tribe of unexposed Kenyan safari people who are armed with spare? The tucanos will be shot down by even the oldest cold war era air defense systems.

Nigeria is populous and we have crowd, but how mobile is that crowd how mechanized is our army. Can we move 2 divisions of the army from one place to the other without exposing our soft belly?

The Nigerian armed forces is weak, slow and too heavy to move itself.

kabe1:
Why do you think we need 24 UCAVs?

RiceProducers:
Nigeria Police that is buying MRAPS, some UCAVs and at least one armed chopper with armoured cockpit.
Their own requirements were even more descriptive than Airforce and Army.
DHQ is also buying stuff for many joint ops.

youghs:
Nigerian police buying UCAVs?

Lurker4Long:
Sudanese and Saudi incompetence continues unabated.
Houthis bend them over and molest them, seemingly at will.

Close up video here:

https://www.wardiary.net/post/18-houthi-forces-raid-on-saudi-military-positions-may-2021

Salatavor:
Hehehehe battle field air dominance with super Tucano? We are trouble in this country.

You people here must think other nations joke with issues of security and defense... With what we have currently and our shameful show of weakness before an uncivilized and untrained gang of insurgents, any war between Nigeria and an African nation that knows its salt, will be fierce, short and decisive. Propaganda will not save us when we are faced with an enemy that understands our weaknesses.


Super Tucano Air dominance. Haba. You think you will be fighting with a tribe of unexposed Kenyan safari people who are armed with spare? The tucanos will be shot down by even the oldest cold war era air defense systems.

Nigeria is populous and we have crowd, but how mobile is that crowd how mechanized is our army. Can we move 2 divisions of the army from one place to the other without exposing our soft belly?

The Nigerian armed forces is weak, slow and too heavy to move itself.

cutievik:
Na wa oo, everywhere dey shake...


Looking like nobody can comfortably deal with this rebels anywhere in the world.

bidexiii:
When your enemy adapts into gaurella warfare style it's very difficult to tackle. It's like throwing a world class tech through the window.
That's what happened to the US in Vietnam.

Flanker:
Pegasus spyware . more than 6000 phones targeted in algeria

NTSA:
As far as the hardware is good ,in my opinion [/b]Nigeria needs to invest in countering the terror idealogies .If the military can be able win over the hearts and the minds of the Northern populace ,Less people from there will be willing to join terror or climinal gangs[b] This will also make intelligence gathering easier since people will actively provide information

Lurker4Long:
The Moroccan king targets France's Macron; Rwanda's president targets SA's Ramaphosa.
What a time to be alive!

Nemesis4you:
Damn ironical all this

NTSA:
kenya airforce F 5 tiger ii