walemoney007:
NAMES OF NIGERIA MILITARY SCHOOLS AND STRATEGIC INSTITUTIONS AND WHERE THEY ARE LOCATED.

NORTH

* Nigeria Defence Academy. = North
* Nigeria Defence College =North
* Army School of Artillery. = North
* Army School of Armour. = North
* Army School of infantry. =North
* Command and staff College = North
* Deport of Nigeria Army. = North
* Air force Training school. = North
* Nigeria Military School. = North
* Defence Industry corporation = North
* Air force Institute of Technology = North
* School of Aviation Technology = North
* School of Military Engineering = North
* Army Doctrine and Training command =North
* National Institute of policy and strategic studies = North
* Army Institute of Technology and Environmental Studies = North
* Army School of Education = North
* Army School of Military Police =North

SOUTH EAST

* Nigeria Navy Finance and Logistic School.. Owerrinta, South East

SOUTH WEST

* Army Signal School. ==== Lagos... SW
* Army Intelligence School == Lagos ..SW
* Army School of Finance and Administration ==Lagos
* Navy Intelligence School == SW
* Navy physical Training School ==Sw

SOUTH SOUTH

* Naval Engineering College..= =SS
* Navy Hydrographic School ===SS
* Navy Basic Training School. =SS

One Nigeria in deed

Nigerdeltaboi:

Nigerian Army ordinance - SW
Nigerian Army Signals - SW
NAF logistics command SW
HQ NA Education Corps SW
NA Amphibious Training school SS
NA supply and transport SS
NA Medical Corps SW
I not quoting to argue but let you know that military institutions are not just sited to fill quoter but for strategic reasons.
the conflict is the North East is a clear example of our archiles heel in terms of national security.

Nok234:


You guys sometimes ... The only way to find out something & not be rediculose in life is to ask why ? Then how ? ....
Military dont look at making stuff beutiful but effective ... There is a reason why must of everything that is training is mostly in the north first reason is History .. Kaduna was ones the capital of Nigeria thats even why is the second melting polt after lagos .. The civil war push the military to build training institution in the north ... Look at your list why is Navy hydrografic school in south south ??... Yes good answer because there is water there wow ... Very good there are reason for everything ... And when you look at it very carefully most of the training of army/airforce are in the north then the operational command is in the south East this make sense. Most of the things that are related with signals and all those blabla are Lagos no doudt Lagos is the most technology advance state in Nigeria most of the infracturture are already there. So plz stop this juju thinking and be objectiv.
And more you have divided south-west south-east and south south you must divide the north to like north west north east and north north

Centrifude:



I'm 100% sure that with that kinda money you would've been given full access to the 'AHRLAC Aircraft' research the money would've been used to co-develop & design a larger and more powerful version of the Aircraft which also includes local production in Nigeria.

iblawi:

NORTHERN NIGERIA IS DIVIDED INTO 3 REGIONS JUST LIKE SOUTHERN NIGERIA.

NORTH EAST
NORTH WEST
NORTH CENTRAL

SOUTH EAST
SOUTH WEST
SOUTH SOUTH

WHY DID YOU PUT THE ENTIRE NORTH AS ONE.

walemoney007:
trash

LTGEN:

You are on the forum spewing your hate and division.
You have nothing to add but to try and sow division and champion your divide and conquer rule.
It will not work.
Sooner or late you will tuck your tail between your legs and get off this site.
keep trolling

FINAL PLANNING CONFERENCE: “EXERCISE BLUE KUNENE.”

The Namibian Air Force hosted the Final Planning Conference for Exercise Blue Kunene at Von Bach Dam in Okahandja from 04- 06 July2017. The conference was held to make final touches on the plans for the upcoming Exercise.

Exercise Blue Kunene is in conformity with Article 13 of the African Union, Protocol Relating to the Establishment of the Peace and Security Council which established the African Standby Force, highlighting the functional aspects of the African Standby Force as being the facilitator of “Humanitarian Assistance to alleviate the suffering of civilian population in conflict areas and support efforts to address major natural disasters”. The Exercise is conducted under the auspices of the Standing Aviation Committee (SAC) of the SADC - Inter State Defence and Security Committee (ISDSC).

The humanitarian exercise is conducted rotationally in all the 15 SADC member states after every two years. The first SADC Air Force exercise code named Exercise Blue cluster was held in the Republic of South Africa in 2011. The second one, Exercise Blue Zambezi was held in Angola in 2013 and was followed by Exercise Blue Okavango held in Botswana in 2015. The Namibian Air Force has participated in all three SADC military aviation exercises.

The conference was attended by delegates from Southern African Development Community (SADC) Air Forces/ Air Arms, Air Wings and other stakeholders, such as Office of the Prime Minister, Ministries of Education, Safety and Security, Health and Social Services, Information, Communication and Technology, Home Affairs and Immigration and the Namibia Red Cross Society.

walemoney007:
the 19 northern and the 17 southern state where created by foolish Nigeria military officers.
Before the military forced there way into power,there was NORTHERN REGION,SOUTHERN REGION, EASTERN REGION and the WESTERN REGION.
So am sure that has answered your question

ViceAdmirlAgain:
Finally

Centrifude:



I'm 100% sure that with that kinda money you would've been given full access to the 'AHRLAC Aircraft' research the money would've been used to co-develop & design a larger and more powerful version of the Aircraft which also includes local production in Nigeria.

iblawi:
NA

Lt Gen Dr. Michael Tempel Visits Namibia Windhoek, 28 July 2017:

The Surgeon General for the German Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Dr. Michael Tempel, visited Namibia for the first time to familiarise himself with the health services in the Namibian Defence Force.

In addition, General Tempel’s visit was to cement the mutual relationships existing between the two Armed Forces in the area of health services and further discuss areas of future cooperation and support to Namibian Defence Force.

The General paid a courtesy call on the Chief of the Namibian Defence Force before meeting the Chief of Staff Defence Health Services, Brig Gen Sofia Ndeitunga at Defence Headquarters.

Dr. Tempel also visited the Mobile Field Hospital at Okahandja, which was established through a joint Inter-Governmental Project between the Republic of Namibia and the Federal Republic of Germany.

walemoney007:
the 19 northern and the 17 southern state where created by foolish Nigeria military officers.
Before the military forced there way into power,there was NORTHERN REGION,SOUTHERN REGION, EASTERN REGION and the WESTERN REGION.
So am sure that has answered your question

walemoney007:
you are a foool!sh swine fvcktard

IbnSultaan:
Guys 1st pilot R has a different badge

lionel4power:
The ARHLAC alone can rival any COIN aircraft anywhere

Odunayaw:
And if the ARHLAC were to cost $593m you'd not complain right?

lionel4power:
It just cant cost that much.

EXCEPT we get production rights... anything else is a rip-off.

some people here keep mentioning 'maintenance assistance, infrastructure, training, spares, guided munitions and aircraft technical bla bla bla' like it's a magic word... what sort of infrastructure is that? are they going to build us hardened bombproof hangers? what sort ground support does the Tucano utilize? is it stealth or what?

Spares? what spares?

how much does 100 guided missile munitions cost (AGM-65 Maverick or Paveway II) to warrant such cost??

dont let big grammars deceive you. WE ARE BEING S.W.I.N.D.L.E.D BECAUSE WE ARE JUST PLAIN G.U.L.L.I.B.L.E.

some say there's a 'special package' coming to us... please which special package in operating a propeller aircraft? please i dont understand. what difference is the tucano from our air Beatles and super mushshak in terms of operations? is it that we haven't learnt anything from our YEARS of operating propeller aircraft?

nemesis2u:


depends on

1.cost operational effectiveness,
2.the maximum permissible load of the individual weapon stations,
3.the mission profile
4.and the type of targets

etc

generally (very rough figures)

a 250 kg bomb has a blast radius out to 15 meters, with fragmentation effect out to 50 meters.

a 500 kg bomb has a blast radius out to 30 meters, with fragmentation effect out to 100 meters.

whats the point of attacking a hut with 3/4 insurgents with a 500kg bomb ?

will u be able to bear the costs , in such cases cost operational effectiveness is very low , ur expending more dollars for killing targets which can also be killed easily with cheaper bombs. in short ur playing into the hands of insurgents ie slow but steady attrition of ur resources

whats happens if multiple targets pops up , in place of 2 500kg bombs if u can carry 4 250kg bombs ur engagement scope increases.

is the aircraft in question certified to carry 500kg stores , if yes good if no then nothing can be done (depends on aircraft type)

if ur in a seach and destroy mission which one is generally more convenient, 4 250 kg bombs or 2 500 kg bombs

unguided bombs r more effective if released in a pattern.eg 4 250 kg bombs released in a linear drop pattern will damage a long convoy more than 2 500kg bomb.

heavier 500kg bombs r more difficult to deliver accurately vis a vis lighter 250kg bombs. difference aint much but still appreciable depending on the aircraft in question.


etc

Stephandeswardt:
Also we need to stop bombing with 250kg bombs.....the minimum for bombing runs should be 500kg bombs......sometimes when the airforce shows bombing runs and I see vehicles driving off.....I wonder if staffing by aircraft cannons and rockets aren't more effective. ...

lionel4power:
It just cant cost that much.

EXCEPT we get production rights... anything else is a rip-off.

some people here keep mentioning 'maintenance assistance, infrastructure, training, spares, guided munitions and aircraft technical bla bla bla' like it's a magic word... what sort of infrastructure is that? are they going to build us hardened bombproof hangers? what sort ground support does the Tucano utilize? is it stealth or what?

Spares? what spares?

how much does 100 guided missile munitions cost (AGM-65 Maverick or Paveway II) to warrant such cost??

dont let big grammars deceive you. WE ARE BEING S.W.I.N.D.L.E.D BECAUSE WE ARE JUST PLAIN G.U.L.L.I.B.L.E.

some say there's a 'special package' coming to us... please which special package in operating a propeller aircraft? please i dont understand. what difference is the tucano from our air Beatles and super mushshak in terms of operations? is it that we haven't learnt anything from our YEARS of operating propeller aircraft?

lionel4power:
It just cant cost that much. l

GreenandGold:
At MikeCZA... Is it you sitting in the C130 smiling like there's no Monday morning?

MikeCZA:
Mate I have never been in a C-130! I don't what the inside of a C-130 looks like.