₦airaland Forum

agaugust:
SANDF has no seeker drone. NAF has missile armed drones, most advanced in all Africa from Cape Town to Cairo.

Only Nigeria has experience of armed drone combat in Africa and one of the 5 countries on planet earth.

lionel4power:
they still haven't understood the magnitude of our sophistication.

Msauza:
SA navy has an aircraft Carrier

agaugust:
http://www.timeslive.co.za/thetimes/2015/09/15/SANDF-goes-shopping

The report actually confirms that :

"Some of the equipment that must be replaced dates back to the 1950s, including trucks and aircraft."

SANDF is full of obsolete equipment, some dated 1950 generation

Helmod said "Critical equipment, including trucks and armoured infantry vehicles, need to be replaced. We desperately need light anti-tank
weapons and reconnaissance vehicles. Our artillery and antiaircraft weapons systems need upgrading."

Stupart agreed that a lot of SANDF equipment had to be replaced.

Many of your VITAL equipment especially are not operational or unfit for use in war, SANDF is loaded with junk weapons

"R30-billion would go to SANDF border protection."

SANDF is officially responsible for border protection, yet Rhino poachers dribble them, enter your father-land, mess you up

[size=13pt]SANDF cannot protect South African borders, gun smugglers from Zimbabwe, Rhino poachers from Mozambique, hired assassins from Rwanda, all walk majestically like warlords under the wet mucus dripping nose of South African army to do damage to Mandela's fatherland

Useless and incompetent SANDF, inexperienced army of rookies
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agaugust:
Msauza is a born mumu .

"China's sale to Nigeria of CH-3 UAVs armed with AR-1 missiles was revealed recently when one of the aircraft crashed in late January, apparently during a sortie against the Boko Haram militant group in the northeast of the country."

http://www.janes.com/article/49455/update-idex-2015-blue-arrow-9-further-expands-chinese-uav-weapon-options
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iblawi:
It can happen in south Africa cos they bought lynxs simply for search and rescue and bought rooivalk mk1 for reconnaissance

agaugust:
Umkhonto missile is an anti-aircraft missile NOT an anti-missile missile. It was only tested against a slow speed Skua drone, never tested against a supersonic speed target, or small target, talk less of a high speed missile.

Even a NAF F-7 jet has same speed as your short leg Umkhonto missile that cannot run long enough or fast enough to catch up with an F-7 jet.

Keep fooling yourself .

lionel4power:
sometimes it's better to just have brain to disprove a claim. Which unfortunately you dont have.

Msauza:
UMKHONTO MISSILE PROVIDING AN ALL ROUND 360 DEFENCE AGAINST AIRCRAFTS, CRUISE MISSILES AND SEA SKIMMING MISSILES. AS PROVEN AND TESTED. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH SPEED, ONLY HAS MORE TO DO WITH WHERE IT MEETS OR ENGAGE THE TARGET.

agaugust:
http://www.timeslive.co.za/thetimes/2015/09/15/SANDF-goes-shopping

The report actually confirms that :

"Some of the equipment that must be replaced dates back to the 1950s, including trucks and aircraft."

SANDF is full of obsolete equipment, some dated 1950 generation

Helmod said "Critical equipment, including trucks and armoured infantry vehicles, need to be replaced. We desperately need light anti-tank
weapons and reconnaissance vehicles. Our artillery and antiaircraft weapons systems need upgrading."

Stupart agreed that a lot of SANDF equipment had to be replaced.

Many of your VITAL equipment especially are not operational or unfit for use in war, SANDF is loaded with junk weapons

"R30-billion would go to SANDF border protection."

SANDF is officially responsible for border protection, yet Rhino poachers dribble them, enter your father-land, mess you up

[size=13pt]SANDF cannot protect South African borders, gun smugglers from Zimbabwe, Rhino poachers from Mozambique, hired assassins from Rwanda, all walk majestically like warlords under the wet mucus dripping nose of South African army to do damage to Mandela's fatherland

Useless and incompetent SANDF, inexperienced army of rookies
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agaugust:
Umkhonto missile is an anti-aircraft missile NOT an anti-missile missile. It was only tested against a slow speed Skua drone, never tested against a supersonic speed target, or small target, talk less of a high speed missile.

Even a NAF F-7 jet has same speed as your short leg Umkhonto missile that cannot run long enough or fast enough to catch up with an F-7 jet.

Keep fooling yourself .

iblawi:
Tested against what? A low cost Ariel target system. Mumu.

iblawi:
Tested against what? A low cost Ariel target system. Mumu.

iblawi:
Tested against what? A low cost Ariel target system. Mumu.

iblawi:
Tested against what? A low cost Ariel target system. Mumu.

DictatorZAR:
Tested against the best target drone in Africa SKUA.

lionel4power:
only nuclear submarines are threat to us. Diesel, gas or electric boats will die under withering fire from 15 alpha jets, 15 albatross, 15 mb325 jets, 4 CH-3 missile armed drones guilded by ATR-42MPA.

Thiza:
Mi 24 upgraded by South African technology for Algerian Military

Msauza:
WHAT ABOUT YOUR THREE CRASHED F7s WHICH WAS PART OF 15 YOU ORIGINALLY PURCHASED?

you are missing the point that your air force as confirmed by your chief, just like navy your air force is suffering from a chronic LOW AVAILABILITY disease.

Msauza:
NIGERIANS ARE STILL BACKWARD IN TERMS OF TECHNOLOGY, THAT'S WHY THEY WOULD ALWAYS ARGUE WITH IGNORANCE.

Henry120:
African traditional dancers and a drummer celebrated the marketing launch for next year’s Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) exhibition held in London last night.
According to the organisers, AAD 2016 from September 14 to 18, to be held at AFB Waterkloof Air Force Base, Centurion, in Tshwane will be the best and biggest so far.
The event, which is held every two years, is the largest show of its kind on the continent. With an additional aircraft hangar area for space the organisers hope to attract 500 companies to the show next year, compared to 440 in 2014.
Last night’s launch, held at the South African High Commission attracted mostly South African defence company representatives and government officials in town for the Defence and Security Exhibition International (DSEI) show. Whether invited guests from international companies did not want to brave the heavy rain storm or were lured by other DSEI fringe receptions, they missed a range of fine South African wines and boerewors.
In remarks at last night’s reception, Minister of Defence Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said the aim was to make AAD 2016, “not just a South African event, but a continental spectacle.” She said it was part of a wider effort by Africans to defend themselves and create their own defence industrial capability.



For the first time ever the African Union will take a pavilion at Waterkloof.
With the gradual establishment of the African Standby Force (ASF), attempts to ensure greater commonality of equipment for such a unit could be more at the forefront of procurement considerations in the years ahead.
Namibia, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Uganda have said they will take stands at AAD to show their defence products.
A year ahead of the show, the organisers say the space on offer is already 50% booked and Belgium, China, France, Germany, Turkey, the UK and the US have so far confirmed they will take national pavilions.

iblawi:
Low availability of what?

We currently have more combat aircraft and pilots than South Africa. So what is the low availability about.

He didn't even mention F7. If 3 F7 crashed of of 15 we still have 12.

iblawi:
See who is talking about technology.
Your parent build the equipment in your name. Fool how many zulus can make a local gun. They only make spear.

Msauza:
JUST A FACT THAT CAN NEVER BE DISPUTED.

Nigeria's F7 jets have never, will never and can never fire missiles throughout its history.

Thiza:
SANDF