₦airaland Forum

slimthugchimee2:
Is that an M16? What happened to the tavors?

An m16 variant

I love these guys

bidexiii:
An m16 variant

Why aren't they using the tavor?

bidexiii:
I love these guys

Me toooo, bidexiii are you 100% sure they are navy sbs, I can’t even recognize this training facility, it does not look like navy Town Ojo

jakeporeshenko:
Me toooo, bidexiii are you 100% sure they are navy sbs, I can’t even recognize this training facility, it does not look like navy Town Ojo

Am 100% sure they are SBS guys.

What I cant ascertain is the location . but I'll confirm from someone .

The Nigerian Air force secret purchase of 36D6 TIN SHIELD Air Defense Radar.
March 25, 2016


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The Nigerian Air force secret purchase of 36D6 TIN SHIELD Air Defense Radar.
March 25, 2016



The Nigerian Military high command recently acquired some old Soviet era 36D6 NATO code name [Tin Shield] mobile Air Defence Radar for its Air Force. The Radar was purchased under a heavy cloak of secrecy. The Nigerian Military has been known to buy equipment and weapons platforms randomly and without clear guidelines or policies.

However, The 36D6 Tin Shield Radar was designed to detect air targets and perform basic low-level Interrogation Friend or Foe (IFF). The Radar can also provide Targeting, Range and Bearing of Active jamming.
It is more effective if employed to work in tandem with other Radar, integration of Command and control [C2] of Anti-aircraft guided missiles a capability the Nigerian military doesn't have.

The 36D6 is capable of detecting low, medium and high altitude aerial targets with Radar Cross-Section [RCS] of as low as 0.1m. The Tin Shield can be integrated into the overall Air Defence structure, as part of an anti-aircraft defence force [C-300PMU], or independently as a land based observation,surveillance and air detection command post. Although, not much is known if it can be integrated with the Nigerian owned Roland air defense system.

The 36D6 is a highly mobile radar system due to fast changeover from travel position to fire position and vice versa. Additionally, the station is equipped with a gyro-compass to provide self-orientation during transit. The radar system itself and the power station (version without tower) are mounted on 2 trucks.

The radar system can operate effectively under heavy active and passive jamming conditions.

The purchase of this type of Radar system is a commendable move by the Nigerian Government, but ironically the real issue remain how many units was procured and in what condition? Does the deal include support from the manufacturer [such as Training, Maintenance and Spares e.t.c]? The Nigerian defense acquisition process is fraught with corruption and unnecessary secrecy.

The 36D6 is a capable system but its a far cry from current 21st century modern Air Defence such as Active Phased Array Radar, RASIT or the Chinese JLP-40Surveilance Radar type of Radars. However, If procured in sufficient numbers could boost the country's Almost non-existent Air Defence posture.

36D6 (Tin Shield) Radar Specifications

Target detection range of the area. reflections of 0.1 m2:
night, at the height . 100m : 42 km
night, at the height . 1000-6000 m not less than 80 km
night, at the height . 2000-18000 m : not less than 147 km
at the height of 60 m. not less than 20 km
night, at the height . 100-300 m : not less than 30 km

Maximum height of detection : 20 km

The accuracy of location :

Distance : 250 m
Azimuth : 20 '
height: 400 m


http://www.africanmilitaryblog.com/2016/03/nigerian-air-force-tin-shield-radar.html?m=1

Al-Shabaab leader killed in US airstrikes in Somalia

http://wap.business-standard.com/article/news-ani/al-shabaab-leader-killed-in-us-airstrikes-in-somalia-117081100066_1.html

bidexiii:
The Nigerian Air force secret purchase of 36D6 TIN SHIELD Air Defense Radar.
March 25, 2016


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The Nigerian Air force secret purchase of 36D6 TIN SHIELD Air Defense Radar.
March 25, 2016



The Nigerian Military high command recently acquired some old Soviet era 36D6 NATO code name [Tin Shield] mobile Air Defence Radar for its Air Force. The Radar was purchased under a heavy cloak of secrecy. The Nigerian Military has been known to buy equipment and weapons platforms randomly and without clear guidelines or policies.

However, The 36D6 Tin Shield Radar was designed to detect air targets and perform basic low-level Interrogation Friend or Foe (IFF). The Radar can also provide Targeting, Range and Bearing of Active jamming.
It is more effective if employed to work in tandem with other Radar, integration of Command and control [C2] of Anti-aircraft guided missiles a capability the Nigerian military doesn't have.

The 36D6 is capable of detecting low, medium and high altitude aerial targets with Radar Cross-Section [RCS] of as low as 0.1m. The Tin Shield can be integrated into the overall Air Defence structure, as part of an anti-aircraft defence force [C-300PMU], or independently as a land based observation,surveillance and air detection command post. Although, not much is known if it can be integrated with the Nigerian owned Roland air defense system.

The 36D6 is a highly mobile radar system due to fast changeover from travel position to fire position and vice versa. Additionally, the station is equipped with a gyro-compass to provide self-orientation during transit. The radar system itself and the power station (version without tower) are mounted on 2 trucks.

The radar system can operate effectively under heavy active and passive jamming conditions.

The purchase of this type of Radar system is a commendable move by the Nigerian Government, but ironically the real issue remain how many units was procured and in what condition? Does the deal include support from the manufacturer [such as Training, Maintenance and Spares e.t.c]? The Nigerian defense acquisition process is fraught with corruption and unnecessary secrecy.

The 36D6 is a capable system but its a far cry from current 21st century modern Air Defence such as Active Phased Array Radar, RASIT or the Chinese JLP-40Surveilance Radar type of Radars. However, If procured in sufficient numbers could boost the country's Almost non-existent Air Defence posture.

36D6 (Tin Shield) Radar Specifications

Target detection range of the area. reflections of 0.1 m2:
night, at the height . 100m : 42 km
night, at the height . 1000-6000 m not less than 80 km
night, at the height . 2000-18000 m : not less than 147 km
at the height of 60 m. not less than 20 km
night, at the height . 100-300 m : not less than 30 km

Maximum height of detection : 20 km

The accuracy of location :

Distance : 250 m
Azimuth : 20 '
height: 400 m


http://www.africanmilitaryblog.com/2016/03/nigerian-air-force-tin-shield-radar.html?m=1

Is this not lionel4power blog ?

jakeporeshenko:
Is this not lionel4power blog ?

Yes it his

The Nigerian Military has been known to buy equipment and weapons platforms "randomly and without clear guidelines or policies".

The Problem of Nigerian Military including the Police summarized in one Sentence.

jakeporeshenko:
Yes I was the one, if you have time just scroll back a few pages.

Odunayaw maybe this is the new set of SBS guys you have been looking for.

They might be the ones

I just hope they are not over used out of their traditional terrain

Meanwhile is it time we give them nicknames

Cc TdayoF Bidexii others

slimthugchimee2:
Why aren't they using the tavor?

SF normally train with various weapons

Other weapons you may see with them the Berretta Cx4 storm


At least its not kpako AK de r using unlike their Land counterpart

bidexiii:
#RANDOM

First time I am seeing so much Piranhas

Odunayaw:
They might be the ones

I just hope they are not over used out of their traditional terrain

Meanwhile is it time we give them nicknames

Cc TdayoF Bidexii others

Dont they already have names? those days when they used to terrorize those our Ijaw boys in the creeks i thik they were called "men in black"

jakeporeshenko:
Dont they already have names? those days when they used to terrorize those our Ijaw boys in the creeks i thik they were called "men in black"

I de find something wey go stick like Yoruba curse fa

Odunayaw:
SF normally train with various weapons

Other weapons you may see with them the Berretta Cx4 storm


At least its not kpako AK de r using unlike their Land counterpart

bidexiii:

Anyone know any krav Maga school in makurdi or minna? Or can civilians train with the 72 SF BN or the 301 Artillery BN at TRADOC?

#AFSF
#KADUNA OP'S

peterphd:
Anyone know any krav Maga school in makurdi or minna? Or can civilians train with the 72 SF BN or the 301 Artillery BN at TRADOC?

you can't train with them . and there are no krav Maga school here in Nigeria. The link below will help you with countries thas have there training school.

Somalia: 27 Killed in Fighting Between Alshabaab and Robow Militia


http://allafrica.com/stories/201708110197.html

US drone strikes target al-Shabab fighters in Somalia


http://abcnews.go.com/International/us-airstrikes-target-al-shabab-fighters-somalia/story?id=49153961

Not sure if these was posted before

bidexiii:
you can't train with them . and there are no krav Maga school here in Nigeria. The link below will help you with countries thas have there training school.

I had 4 krav maga classes in Ibadan before sensei traveled out

I kid you not that technique can be boring to learn but impressive once u get into a fight

NNAMDIII:
NA

I am AB41 in 69RC afsb

Odunayaw:
I had 4 krav maga classes in Ibadan before sensei traveled out

I kid you not that technique can be boring to learn but impressive once u get into a fight

Seriously, where in Ibadan ?

Former Al-Shabaab deputy leader surrenders to Somali government

https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/article/2001251209/former-al-shabaab-deputy-leader-surrenders-to-somali-government

#BREAKINGToday, #Egyptian air force training jet crashed in Tummay AZ Zahayrah village, south east Shawa AP in Dakahlia governorate

#Egyptian #MOI rapid response forces: Pit bull vx - Sherpa 2 - Spartan - Cougar

FLASH: Boko Haram leader, Abubakar Shekau has just released a new video from Sambisa forest. More details later.

MWARI light aircraft – the god and spirit of Africa

http://defence-blog.com/news/mwari-light-aircraft-the-god-and-spirit-of-africa.html

Zastava M02 Coyote-12.7x108 mm Heavy Machine Gun has being seen in possession of Cameroonian Armed Forces

Executive Mayor of the City of Ekuruleni Cllr Mzwandile Masina visited Denel Aeronutics hosted by CEO Mike Kgobe
#DenelTheCradleOfInnovation