₦airaland Forum

doziex:
Again, I am saying what the Pakistani Air Force said they will do all along.
(1) acquire/ manufacture about 150 FC-1 fighters.
(2) use them to replace primarily the mirage III/Vs and the F-7s.
(3) They currently field about 100 FC-1 jets, they are doing a lot of indigenous repairs and upgrades on their F7 fleet, not to return them to the fleet, but for possible "fly away" sales.

I am saying NAF can take advantage of these, while we await our FC-1s.

jakeporeshenko:
Over the weekend, Vice President Prof.Osinbajo represented President M.Buhari as the Special guest of honour at the passing out parade, commissioning & oath taking ceremony in honour of Cadets of 65 Regular Course (Army) & 66 Regular Course (Navy & Airforce) at NDA, Kaduna.

BabaOwen:
screw you and the terrorist organization called IPOB with the coward fake Jewish scammer called kanu.

IPOB is a terrorist group.

jakeporeshenko:
Cameroonian gendarmerie securing polling stations

jakeporeshenko:
Cameroonian gendarmerie securing polling stations.

lionel4power:
this B.I.R guys are scary.


Ambazonian separatists have no chance.

lionel4power:
this B.I.R guys are scary.


Ambazonian separatists have no chance.

DDGN:
I say this about Cameroons army in general and I get mocked. There was an incident in the mid 90s when in a 2day skirmish with Cameroonian Gendarnes 50 Nigerian soldiers were killed with no single loss in the part of the Cameroonians. The Nigerian army was forced to resort to heavy artillery, of which Cameroon stood no chance before they were pushed out of a village in Calabar.

Make no mistake, Nigeria's manpower and heavy weapons means in a war Nigeria will like come out top. But the Cameroonians compensate for their technical deficiencies with superb training and tactics. They never fear not runaway from a fight even if the odds are stacked against them. Truth be told their fear of Nigerian heavy artillery was what kept their provocations in check.

allexpensive:
Done joint ops with them. They're good but of no match to some known units we have such as the SBS.

There is something about these guys I enjoy and I still don't understand. Rugged men.

Training with elements of the British SAS has made me appreciate the SBS. They are a national asset.

They just returned some of their guys for field ops and I see most of them just left her months ago and are back again. Talking to some whom I have been with before, I realized its hard to mass produce them while also maintaining their mandate of having some above naval ships and SS ready deployment.

homerac7:
This type of ignorance laced post do dishonour to Maj Gen GT Zidon (rtd) and Maj Gen Felix Moujakperuo (rtd) who on different occasions led amphibious charge to dislodge entrenched Cameroonian soldiers from contested islands around the Bakassi peninsula. Good men lost their lives in order to achieve the objective - and Cameroonian soldiers were decisively punished.

You sit back in the comfort of your chair and type on your computer insult to blood and sweat of those men.

LTGEN:
Bakassi Peninsula the habitable Islands were 4 in Number according to Maj.Gen. Isa (Rtd)
Nigeria occupied 3 out of the 4 Islands..The 4th Island was not occupied due to fear of collateral damage to the Civillians..
This interview was highlighted on Beegeagle Blog at the time.
At the conclusion of the Green Tree agreement, Nigerian Amphibious Soldiers lowered the flag on B.P. for the last time..
These are the documented military facts.
I leave personal judgement to the facts

rugged7:
LoL...

E pain am.

DDGN:
I say this about Cameroons army in general and I get mocked. There was an incident in the mid 90s when in a 2day skirmish with Cameroonian Gendarnes 50 Nigerian soldiers were killed with no single loss in the part of the Cameroonians. The Nigerian army was forced to resort to heavy artillery, of which Cameroon stood no chance before they were pushed out of a village in Calabar.

Make no mistake, Nigeria's manpower and heavy weapons means in a war Nigeria will like come out top. But the Cameroonians compensate for their technical deficiencies with superb training and tactics. They never fear not runaway from a fight even if the odds are stacked against them. Truth be told their fear of Nigerian heavy artillery was what kept their provocations in check.

jakeporeshenko:
Heavy cannon captured from BHTs by Nigerian army HQ strike group

Xbee007:
Mehn
Is this from the attack NA posted about earlier?

jelal07:
what's their training (SBS) like.?Again ,how effective has the AFSF (the ones trained in Pakistan ) being, compared to the guys trained in Russian and Belarus?

allexpensive:
I don't know much about their training procedure but in terms of ops, the AFSF is a deadly instrument of the MOD. Bokoharam attack on AFSF unit comes massively due to their capability to turn around an ambush as a professional force.

There are cases where 17-30 officers have been able to push and hold back hundreds of bokoharam without casualty. It all boils down to professionalism and the will to live.

allexpensive:
I don't know much about their training procedure but in terms of ops, the AFSF is a deadly instrument of the MOD. Bokoharam attack on AFSF unit comes massively due to their capability to turn around an ambush as a professional force.

There are cases where 17-30 officers have been able to push and hold back hundreds of bokoharam without casualty. It all boils down to professionalism and the will to live.

allexpensive:
Done joint ops with them. They're good but of no match to some known units we have such as the SBS.

There is something about these guys I enjoy and I still don't understand. Rugged men.

Training with elements of the British SAS has made me appreciate the SBS. They are a national asset.

They just returned some of their guys for field ops and I see most of them just left her months ago and are back again. Talking to some whom I have been with before, I realized its hard to mass produce them while also maintaining their mandate of having some above naval ships and SS ready deployment.

jakeporeshenko:
Heavy cannon captured from BHTs by Nigerian army HQ strike group

Odunayaw:
I have said similar here Sir. Competent SF can't be mass produced that's why it irks me when the Coas goes everywhere "creating special forces"