Pic 1 NAF drone pilots and specialists

andrewza:


then you are fool and should please leave this thread so we don't become fools from reading the things you post

what is a UCAV sef??...i am new in weapons things......

even small david took out goliath.....why are we arguing why a f35 is not that invisible...

thedarkside:


what is a UCAV sef??...i am new in weapons things......

even small david took out goliath.....why are we arguing why a f35 is not that invisible...

UCAV unmanned combat aerial vehicle



Divide had support.

F35 is not invisible it just has a tiny Radar cross section that decreases detection range and what range it can be tracked.

andrewza:



UCAV unmanned combat aerial vehicle



Divide had support.

F35 is not invisible it just has a tiny Radar cross section that decreases detection range and what range it can be tracked.

thanks...

jakeporeshenko:

Don't kill me with laugh.
It's because "you don't understand the world you live in"

as in ehn "alpha jet will see F35"..comic relief

Namibian Air Force Pilots, Namibian Police Air Wing & Namibian Air Force K-8's

SAAF aircraft and what unit and base they belong to. Poor northern cape

Henry240:


You mean this one? I remember this, and i supported it at the time. However, that's just a field test and nothing heard from it since then. It wasn't practical, the army mounted what looks like a 40mm on a truck.


What i'm actually asking for, is a smaller, litter, more practical solution. A ZSU-23-2 mounted on a vehicle such as a military Sinotruck, with an armoured cabin. Vehicle can be used for FOB defence and offensive operations.


The Russian vehicle sums up my idea.


*I more reason for going for the Sinotruck is, the National Truck Manufacturers (NTM) based in Kano, Northern Nigeria has supplied a decent amount of Sinotrucks to the Nigerian army already.

I think Nigeria could buy some 35mm gun capable of firing new developed AHED munition or time-programable munition from China and mouted on truck or it's own designed MRAP ,then sell to other country like libya to make some mony.

chinese8107:


I think Nigeria could buy some 35mm gun capable of firing new developed AHED munition or time-programable munition from China and mouted on truck or it's own designed MRAP ,then sell to other country like libya to make some mony.

They have the guns only they not AHEAD versions. Why would Libya buy that from china (and witch Libya) when they could just buy the system from any other country for cheaper since Nigeria would have to buy guns and radar from china then attachet to a platform and then sell it. Where you could either just buy the sytem from Europe or where ever.

andrewza:



They have the guns only they not AHEAD versions. Why would Libya buy that from china (and witch Libya) when they could just buy the system from any other country for cheaper since Nigeria would have to buy guns and radar from china then attachet to a platform and then sell it. Where you could either just buy the sytem from Europe or where ever.

Yes they may bought from EU country,probably second hand gun is cheaper or they simply don't need AHEAD.They would choose 40 or 57mm gun and munition instead.

chinese8107:


I think Nigeria could buy some 35mm gun capable of firing new developed AHED munition or time-programable munition from China and mouted on truck or it's own designed MRAP ,then sell to other country like libya to make some mony.

well...Nigeria could buy its technology
but our ideas don't count for what the MoD will do

chinese8107:


Yes they may bought from EU country,probably second hand gun is cheaper or they simply don't need AHEAD.They would choose 40 or 57mm gun and munition instead.

Actually the bought the chinness copy of the GDF 35 just the basic model.

jakeporeshenko:


It's almost like the money clouds their judgment, did you see the report on the other thread about NAF signing a deal with some UAE firm for the purchase of additional Mi-35m attack helicopters?
It got me really angry, what happened to all the talk about this government only doing transactions with no middle men or contractors in the mix.
What's wrong with engaging the manufacturer directly ?? I don't see the logic at all.

Only a few months ago a high Nigerian delegation was in Russia discussing what we all thought was some kind of major arms deal, what have we heard from that ?

Guy, you've not seen. The level of corruption in the military, is simply unbelievable. Nigeria paid $2.2 million per unit for a Tank through a 3rd party (SEI), who(SEI) in-turn paid only $85,000 a unit for same T-72 Tanks.


SEI this "middle-man" company made a $93 million in profits for 42 T-72 Tanks it delivered to the Nigerian army.


If Dasuki, Alex Badeh, Amosu do not rot in Jail, Nigeria would never be better. If Buhari is distracted from this investigation, if the President allows Dasuki and the other cohorts leave jail... We are finished.


What i noticed is this, it is not the former President, he released all the money, huge sums of money for the military to be able to prosecute the Insurgency, it is the military itself, the Top brass, who decided to under-equip the military.


If those guys don't rot in jail, then nobody in Nigeria deserves to be in prison.

jakeporeshenko:


It's almost like the money clouds their judgment, did you see the report on the other thread about NAF signing a deal with some UAE firm for the purchase of additional Mi-35m attack helicopters?
It got me really angry, what happened to all the talk about this government only doing transactions with no middle men or contractors in the mix.
What's wrong with engaging the manufacturer directly ?? I don't see the logic at all.

Only a few months ago a high Nigerian delegation was in Russia discussing what we all thought was some kind of major arms deal, what have we heard from that ?

To be honest, i don't know why we are addicted to middlemen dealings. It seems like a sickening disease.

When the government first came into power, we all had this euphoria that all dealings would be , i don't quite understand this U-turn.

means, we get access to loans and in-turn more equipment, whereas with middlemen we have to pay cash.

Why would we want to buy MI-35M helicopters from a 3rd party instead of the Russians themselves? The logic is bewildering. Since the Minister of Defence came back from Russia, no word, nothing heard again.

Henry240:


To be honest, i don't know why we are addicted to middlemen dealings. It seems like a sickening disease.

When the government first came into power, we all had this euphoria that all dealings would be , i don't quite understand this U-turn.

means, we get access to loans and in-turn more equipment, whereas with middlemen we have to pay cash.

Why would we want to buy MI-35M helicopters from a 3rd party instead of the Russians themselves? The logic is bewildering. Since the Minister of Defence came back from Russia, no word, nothing heard again.

At when you buy from us you get it straight from the manufactory who even throws in a production rights to sweeten the deal

jakeporeshenko:
Pic 1 NAF drone pilots and specialists

Any indication what particular drone pilots they are, CH-3A or Gulma?

I don't however think they are CH-3A drone pilots.

Henry240:


Any indication what particular drone pilots they are, CH-3A or Gulma?

I don't however think they are CH-3A drone pilots.

The guy who shared didn't mention, But I can ask.

Pictures taken today from NAF anual 10km walk in bayelsa.

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jakeporeshenko:

The guy who shared didn't mention, But I can ask.
Pictures taken today from NAF anual 10km walk in bayelsa.

Do ask, if he's a friend, he could also share photos of the platform.

damnit....!!!...what is wrong with you people??...

you suppose to have more understanding of weaponry,than the average nigerians...!!!!!.....

*a alfa-jet can not take-out a f35*....is this what you guys are realy laughing about..??


stop....!!!!!!otoh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.....