₦airaland Forum

ActivateKruger:
The Swazis like all our neighbors don't corporate well with the South African security agencies. The Swazi police and military know where the dagga is planted and even know who traffics it to South Africa. They'll be like "as long as you don't sell it in Swaziland"... Same goes with Mozambique and it's rhino poachers.

ActivateKruger:
Border patrol is literally useless if you ask me.... In areas around the SA/Swaziland border, traffickers literally ask the locals (on the Swazi side) if they have seen the South African troops, the locals would literally let them know if a Samil or military patrol bakkie passed by and when and even tell them they'll come back (because they have studied the routine).

The best solution is to go high-tech, stage visible sensor and CCTV towers then couple them with follow-up drones... Just the sight of those towers alone act as a repellant.

africaken254:
there is also ground based SAR surveillance radar which can detect man size target farther than 30KM,out ranging EO/IR cctv cameras,the technology is there but this dinosaurs in control of our security apparatus are the problem

IbnSultaan:
NAF

Henry240:
Guys

jakeporeshenko and Ibnsultaan, those are reposts guys.

jakeporeshenko:
you mean am ? Sure sey you no edit your post so ?

jakeporeshenko:
you mean am ? Sure sey you no edit your post so ?

frumentius:
Quite puzzling. Also, it appears not all of them have been upgraded by the Israelis.

Henry240:
NAF INTENSIFIES AERIAL SURVEILLANCE OVER ABUJA-KADUNA HIGHWAY

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has intensified its air surveillance activities over the Abuja-Kaduna highway and the railway track to monitor traffic and prevent illegal activities along the routes. The deployment of the additional platforms was informed by the diversion of air traffic from Abuja to Kaduna and the need to provide adequate air cover to safeguard lives, property and critical infrastructure.
The Chief of Training and Operation (CTOP), Air Vice Marshal Abdullahi Iya who undertook an operational visit to the Kaduna airport to reassess the security and logistics arrangements disclosed that the NAF commenced aerial patrol of the highway and railway since August last year. He added that the visit was equally to enable the NAF to hold discussion with the civil aviation authority on proper coordination of airfield activities as the NAF uses the same air space to train its pilots undergoing primary flying training.

africaken254:
there is also ground based SAR surveillance radar which can detect man size target farther than 30KM,out ranging EO/IR cctv cameras,the technology is there but this dinosaurs in control of our security apparatus are the problem

ActivateKruger:
Interesting tech, every country fighting illegal border crossing should field it.

patches689:
South Africa already has the ground search radar....

The Kenya Defense Forces (KDF) have acquired hi-tech ground surveillance systems from navigation and security surveillance specialist Kelvin Hughes (Stand S4-110) company.

Kelvin Hughes signed a contract with Kenya Army for its SharpEye SxV radar system.

The Kelvin Hughes -SharpEye SxV radar system is destined for deployment to Kenya against illegal border movements, trafficking and terrorist activities.



This is in tandem with the Republic of Kenya’s strategic plan for border security which includes erecting a wall along the border with Somalia.

The Kelvin Hughes -SharpEye SxV radar system was acquired by C4 Planning Solutions of Blythe, Georgia, USA, along with the Kelvin Hughes CxEye display and interface software, to be installed in ground surveillance radars for the Kenyan armed forces.

Hemmersbach Rhino Force is the most effective conservation army in Southern Africa that fights against the illegal poaching of one of the most endangered species on the planet. Their teams use innovative tactics and technologies to prevent killing of rhinos, taking action against poaching and to expose and confront all other illegal activities in the bush.

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToNTyc_bsC8

Henry240:
NAF INTENSIFIES AERIAL SURVEILLANCE OVER ABUJA-KADUNA HIGHWAY

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has intensified its air surveillance activities over the Abuja-Kaduna highway and the railway track to monitor traffic and prevent illegal activities along the routes. The deployment of the additional platforms was informed by the diversion of air traffic from Abuja to Kaduna and the need to provide adequate air cover to safeguard lives, property and critical infrastructure.
The Chief of Training and Operation (CTOP), Air Vice Marshal Abdullahi Iya who undertook an operational visit to the Kaduna airport to reassess the security and logistics arrangements disclosed that the NAF commenced aerial patrol of the highway and railway since August last year. He added that the visit was equally to enable the NAF to hold discussion with the civil aviation authority on proper coordination of airfield activities as the NAF uses the same air space to train its pilots undergoing primary flying training.

jln115:
Original Post:



Responds from Henry


As far as i know Adminisher is Nigerian.......So how you even got to South Africa only God knows!!

The best thing for everybody would be to ban yourself!!....illiterate fvck!


Photo's: repost from a couple years back....SAN T Craft IPV

Wesbank Botswana International Air Show 2016

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saxWb5fW0mA

africaken254:

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToNTyc_bsC8

patches689:
South Africa already has the ground search radar....

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZJ_FJ92c4E

ActivateKruger:
The permanent solution is to export the rhino to safer countries like Australia and the US. The local rhino will be extinct because our own authorities are cashing in on its demise.

jakeporeshenko:
Throwback, 19 squadron SAAF apparently this was during a raid on Mapai 6th September 1979. What a beautiful picture by the way, who cares about all this 4K crap flying around these days

ActivateKruger:
Where is it operational? Definitely not around the Mozambican/Swazi/SA borders. It's a freeway of illegal crossings - its like the border doesn't exist.

MikeCZA:
Pumas.

Supporting the Rhodesians.