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AugustineAgain:
Keep ranting and yelling, it won't save South African military from my hands on this forum.....keep repeating the same comment, I don't bloody care what you say.....continue.....go on .....ride on.....post on.....keep on....
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Fake fake fake security guard exposed! Go cry like a lil b*tch in a corner. Lying about who you are on the internet....how sad can one man be

AugustineAgain:
Someone else posted the photo here and said it's Nigerian pilots. He meant no harm, it was his innocent mistake. He is a human being.

I did not make a deliberate mis-reperesentation about those pilots when I reposted same image from him. I am not a fraud. Error does not make anybody fraudulent in court of law.

Patches is a fraud, yes, he edited Wikipedia to delete Roland missiles shoo.ting down bombs in Falkland wart, he deleted correct and confirmed war history and asked me to prove it afterwards.....I came back to demolish his fraud with a webpage from Janes defence magazine. So I can call him a fraudster.

They could be in a training institution with it's own uniform for trainees.

So what? Did you fvck off from this forum when you used Rooivalk armed with Mistral air to air missiles to fight F-7NI jets ? Missiles that SAAF does not have? Did you fcvk off after that?

Rant and yell all you want, Augustine stays here on Nairaland and will continue to kick South African azz big time !
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And then YOU....Mr FAKE RESEARCHER.....YOU REPOSTED that picture. YOU...YOU FAKE....you said:

You see NAF pilots posing with T-129?

You are a fake military researcher. You dont know the uniform of your own military? You fake.

AugustineAgain:
I did not make a deliberate mis-reperesentation about those pilots. I am not a fraud. Error does not make anybody fraudulent in court of law.

Patches is a fraud, yes, he edited Wikipedia to delete Roland missiles shoo.ting down bombs in Falkland wart, he deleted correct and confirmed war history and asked me to prove it afterwards.....I came back to demolish his fraud with a webpage from Janes defence magazine. So I can call him a fraudster.

They could be in a training institution with it's own uniform for trainees.

So what? Did you fvck off from this forum when you used Rooivalk armed with Mistral air to air missiles to fight F-7NI jets ? Missiles that SAAF does not have? Did you fcvk off after that?

Rant and yell all you want, Augustine stays here on Nairaland and will continue to kick South African azz big time !
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And to that other person who is currently online. Are you going to keep running away like a small little b*tch? Question still stands....did the SAAF have 6 Gripen pilots in 2013 or 26 Gripen pilots in 2013?

agaugust:
You see NAF pilots posing with the T-129 ? Wait till NAF announces the purchase of a squadron, then you can commit s.uicide

Nigerian pilot students with T-129 Ataka in Turkey
[img]http://kokpit.aero//image/data/P1120961.JPG[/img]
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Look at this piece of sh*t of a human. And you have the guts to come here and call yourself a "military researcher". It wasn't obvious to you that those men have nothing to do with Nigeria? You have been exposed for the millionth time you fvcken fraud.

AugustineAgain:
Source was in English, Mister Thief

Takes only 5 seconds to google search and get it http://www.somalinet.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=357072

Fraud you are !

How dare you call someone else a fraud? You are the biggest fraud on here!!!

YOU, a so-called military researcher were bragging about Nigerian pilots in Turkey. YOU, the fake researcher didnt even know that uniform is NOT Nigerian!! Your opinion no longer matters or is cared about you fraud. Now you want to fade silently into the background for such a huge mistake.

Fvck off out of here.

agaugust:
Radar has made the T-29 far superior to the Rooivalk.

Rooivalk also has no guided rocket pod.

T-129 has superior cannon firepower over the Rooivalk.

The FLIR, cameras, and videos in the T-129 are all more modern than those in the ancient Rooivalk.

Dude, lets put national pride aside, the Turks are selling a better combat helicopter to Nigerian air force, better than the Rooivalk.

You see NAF pilots posing with the T-129 ? Wait till NAF announces the purchase of a squadron, then you can commit s.uicide

Nigerian pilot students with T-129 Ataka in Turkey
[img]http://kokpit.aero//image/data/P1120961.JPG[/img]
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This is Nigerian Air Force Uniform? Interesting

http://m.news24.com/news24/Africa/News/Boko-Haram-retakes-Nigerian-town-20150516


Boko Haram retakes Nigerian town

Maiduguri - Boko Haram militants retook the Nigerian town of Marte in Borno state, which had been liberated in February, said the state deputy governor."It is sad as we have been made to understand that Marte is today (on Saturday) completely fallen under the control of the insurgents, which to us is a very huge set back," Borno's deputy governor Zannah Umar Mustapha said.

The recapture of the town followed two strikes this week on state capital Maiduguri, which left at least 12 people dead.

Centrifude:
Hey Smart A** here's a picture of a Canadian CF-18 Hornet armed with BRV missiles before conduct ground attacks on ISIS in IRAQ.

So in your crazy opinion, the Canadians are also considered stupid to arm their jets with AAM when going on Ground Attack mission in a place where the Coalition basically has complete Air Superiority over the A.O yet they were still crazy enough to arm their Jets with AAM.


http://www.nationalpost.com/m/wp/blog.html?b=news.nationalpost.com//news/coalition-jets-bomb-isis-bunkers-and-tunnels-discovered-during-earlier-strike

Death blow

http://felixfeatures.photoshelter.com/gallery/Mozambique-Witch-Doctors-by-Vlad-Sokhin/G0000h6hhDr.hwuU/


Mozambique Witch Doctors by Vlad Sokhin


Who took the picture below? Vlad Sokhin? Or Vlad Sokhin, Mr "Panos Pictures" and Mr "Felix Features" were holding the camera at the same time?

What a complete reta.rd!

agaugust:
The watermark on it was Felix Features. He took the photo. http://felixfeatures.photoshelter.com/image/I0000.RkkVNFhTUg

Retaaaard
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I cant! I cant!

He thinks "Felix Feautures" is a person. I cant

agaugust:
Nope, the photo is from Norway.....take by FelixFeatures....genuine photo by a Norwegian journalist in Bangui.

The fake story is from South Africa as usual....propaganda....cooked up by a South African journalist in Times newspaper office.

http://felixfeatures.photoshelter.com/image/I0000.RkkVNFhTUg
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Lmaoooo × 10


COPYRIGHT:James Oatway/Panos Pictures /Felix Features


Hahahahaha.....wow!! What a reta.rd

agaugust:
Nope, it NEVER said photo taken by James Oatway, he said IMAGE BY JAMES OATWAY....he merely collected the photo from those who took it in Bangui and supplied the image to Times newspapers.

LOL....South African journalist, will face Seleka rebel that is pointing rifle and come back home alive? Even your elite soldiers ran away from Seleka, so your journalist is more powerful than your army ......hilarious....tell another lie please.

James Oatway sourced the photo from those who took it and he supplied the image at home to Times news. Period
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Lmaoooooooo!!!!

Those two men IN Bangui? Where is Bangui? Spain?

agaugust:
Who told you the photo of Seleka boy mocking SANDF on your army's Gecko vehicle was taken by the same South African journalists who were sitting inside their Johannesburg office writing fake stories that 400 Seleka died in a battlefield they could not visit 1,000 km away? Why those same South African journalists show us one photo of one single dead Seleka rebel if they were able to take photo of Seleka on Gecko without the Seleka daggers cutting off their Southie necks

Dude, that photo is more likely taken by the PR unit of Seleka to make Mandela army's history the worst in Africa

Many SANDF Elite troops Geckos were captured, not just one, it's many vehicles, the rat race running South African army left ALL their vehicles behind, see photo gallery of the century below ....

EPIC Embarrassment, hilarious and world class humiliation of South Africa's military and national pride, this is what happens when South African military has to fight alone without United Nations leadership or the help of thousands of foreign mercenaries like UNITA
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http://www.timeslive.co.za/thetimes/2013/04/03/sa-soldiers-carved-us-up-say-rebels

Stephan Hofstatter and JAMES OATWAY in Bangui | 03 April, 2013 00:44

https://www.timeslive.co.za/Feeds/2013/04/02/1012347_835617.jpg/ALTERNATES/crop_630x400/1012347_835617.jpg

Photo taken by James Oatway


Where is Bangui? Japan? Canada? You see how i will demolish you every single time?

agaugust:
As more info comes, we adjust figures. As at today, SAAF has only 9 Gripen pilots and 9 navigators.

What if I said 6 pilots before I got info source on 9 pilots, what is wrong with that?

Your South Africans here said in early 2015 that Nigeria has 0 T-72 tanks, later they said we had 4 T-72, later they said 12 T-12, next they changed to 14 T-72, later they agreed we had 56 T-72 tanks, next they say okay T-72 M1 + T-72 AV you have maybe about 100 T-72 tanks.....

Did you ask your Southie guys to explain why they change numbers?

Keep scratching your coconut head for an answer to give me
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Refer to archives before you pretend to know what we are talking about. You just came to a formal dinner wearing shorts and slippers. Leave the room, go see what the topic is about, then come back.

Henry120:
First things first, the report I culled this excerpt you quoted is a December 2014 report written by Guy martin.


Now, you having a pilot shortage for your 26 Gripen jets is entirely based on your Airforce incompetence and ineptitude. It has no bearing on the number of Gripen jets ordered. The report is based on the fact SAAF has 26 Gripens in service, and of those 26 Gripens, an Airframe logs only 2 hours of flight time a month every 12 months.

No. Those figures are from Brigader-General John Bayne during an arms deal enquiry report in September 2013. If Guy Martin decided to write an article a year later thats his fault. And your stu.pidity for not checking up on the original source.

Secondly.....why are you running away like a scared little b*tch from my original question? Which one of your "facts" are "facts"? YOU said Gripen PILOTS fly 2 hours a month...fact! You said it, not me. 2 hours a month is 26 pilots flying 3500 hours over 5 years (2008-2013). Do the maths. Your other "fact" was that we had 6 Gripen pilots in 2013. Again, which one of your facts are facts? 26 pilots in 2013 or 6 pilots in 2013?

Be a man. Answer.

Henry120:
[s]South-African journos trying to relieve the old days of the Apartheid SADF cannot be considered as credible.

The Sources I posted who detailed the embarrassing defeat SANDF Elite troops suffered at the hands of Seleka rebels come from the BBC, Reuters and the UN agency on the ground.

All internationally recognised and credible sources, and all of them on the ground. Until, there is an actual refute of the reports they made, there is no reason to doubt their reports.


The bolded has always been the most laughable part of the sensationalist tales South-African news sources have carried.

You South-Africans and your glory hunting media have carried multiple fraudulent claims of between 800 - 1500 dead Seleka, of an advancing force of 3000.

Oga, these claims are nothing but lies, and more lies.

SANDF killed between 800-1500 of 3000, yet Seleka still had enough men and resources to brush your Elite troops aside and take over the capital...... I mean come on!![/s]

Seleka officer spoke with his very own mouth that more than half of his unit of 500 men were lost. Deal with it. Swallow it. Digest it.

Henry120:
The mediocrity you South-Africans celebrate is astonishing.

It's not a celebration. It's shoving facts down your throats. You people claimed that no C-130's went to Zambia-DRC in support of Gripen, not us.

jpphilips:
During weather forecast, air at high altitude is considered, yes or NO?

If you dont understand your own question or cant articulate yourself properly dont waste my time. I have clearly explained the science.

http://www.af.mil.za/publications/2014/AD%20ASTRA%20JUNE%202013.pdf

More lies lies lies!!

On Saturday 23 March 2013 28 Squadron began with a series of missions to assist the SANDF in Ops Vimbezela. The two crews who were put on standby early that morning were later tasked to Langebaan and De Aar Military Airfield where they brought back over 63 000lbs of ammunition and 39 Special Force members. Fighting had already broken out in Bangui, Central Africa Republic the previous evening and another aircraft left Saturday afternoon for Entebbe,Uganda.

The fighting in Bangui eventually led to 13 South African soldiers being killedand 27 injured. Two C130’s were then tasked as part of the rescue mission in order to bring them home. Lt Col C. Hawtrey was the commander of the aircraft in Entebbe. His crew transported 23 medical staff and returned with the 27 wounded soldiers who needed to be Casevac’ed out of Bangui late Sunday evening. Officer Commanding of 28 Squadron, Col H.J. Prinsloo, was the commander who flew on call sign Rescue 911. His crew transported the mortuary up to Bangui via Entebbe and returned with the 13 bodies the following day. “It was a sombre setting in Bangui the day the bodies were brought home”, said
the crew as they described the rainy weather and the bagpipes which played Amazing Grace in the background.

[b]A third aircraft then departed for Entebbe and remained for 8 days flying between Entebbe and Gemena. This aircraft was flown by 28 Squadron’s only female commander, Maj C. Duven and they remained in the Democratic Republic of Congo until 31 March flying 11 missions and a total of 29.7 hours between Entebbe and Gemena. They transported over 80 000lbs of cargo and 41 personnel in the duration of their mission. In the following ten days another five missions were tasked for 28 Squadron and they assisted in flying to Bloemfontein and Hoedspruit to fetch more ammunition and personnel, a total of 6 500lbs and 114 personnel. Over this period 28 Squadron flew to Makhado, Ndola, Kinshasa, Gemena,Bangui, Mbandaka andEntebbe.

Lt Col F. Smith’s crew transported the Air Force Task Force who were tasked as Grippen Protection. The aircraft was ready to participate in visual reconnaissance and support for Combat Search and Rescue at both Mbandaka in DRC and Bangui in preparation of the arrival of the Grippen. The crew stayed in Gemena along with the 2 Rooivalks and 2 Oryx’s flying between Bangui and Gemena to retrieve the last of the Special Force members from Bangui. On one of their last missions while flying tactical low level they experienced a Missile Warning upon final approach and heard shots fired around the base after they had landed.
They returned safely on 3 April.[/b]

On 2 April Lt C. Hawtrey and his crew flew to Makhado where they assisted in deploying the Grippen Groundcrew. They flew
to Ndola and then to Kinshasa ahead of the four Grippen. From 23 March until the 6 April, 28 Squadron transported over 356 200lbs of
cargo and 462 personnel. Over 60 flights were flown in the approximately 10 taskings 28 Squadron received as part of Ops Vimzela.

Henry120:
South-Efricans!!!!

You've found the balls to talk after my warm slap from last night? Think i forgot? You ran away like a lil b*tch.

If you dont understand sarcasm then thats not my problem. 28 Squadron C-130's were used to provide ground crew for Gripen jets as well as ammunition. Deal with it.

stillchris:
yes. we saw your jets in zambia alright.

we also saw them armed with AAM to attack ground targets in CAR.

erm... did't you donkeys initailly claim those were not AAM?

funny clowns.

Yep you are correct. NO C-130's with ground crew and weapons landed at that same Zambian airport.

Gripen lands in Zambia - perfectly possible

C-130 lands in Zambia with ground crew and weapons - lies lies lies!! Impossible

Nigerian logic

stillchris:
lies lies lies!!! south africans and lies are synonymous.

give us independent sources... like zambians on ground. not some hogwash by lying south africans.

Oh okay. Then its lies. Guess the Beeld newspaper was lying about Gripens being in Zambia and C-130's landing. No problem :-)

stillchris:
well... looking at the current state of SANDF, they wanted to bomb ground targets with air-air missiles because of lack of funds to properly arm the jets.

i suspect zambia gave them fuel on credit to fly for cameras to decieve you fools they were going to do anything.

and nice excuse by the way.

you could fly bombs on c-130 to CAR, but waited for days to charter a plane to fly your wounded and defeated troops out.

nice move

http://www.saairforce.co.za/news-and-events/1196/sa-was-ready-for-more

"John Morgan, a South African working in Zambia, was amazed while at Ndola airport on Saturday waiting for his flight and four Gripen fighter aircraft landed.

Shortly thereafter, a South African C-130 Hercules cargo plane with the Gripens ground crew also landed there. Morgan's photos show the Gripens IRIS air-to-air missiles and equipped with long-range tanks.

According to Beeld's information a stock of bombs was sent in a C-130."



Stock of bombs sent in a C-130. End of discussion.

Henry120:
South-African Abracadabra at it's finest!!!


Fortunately, this is what seleka Spokesman has to say to reporters who were actually on the ground when your inept special forces got their a$ses handed to them.


"Seleka spokesperson Eric Massi said the rebels had broken through a line of South African soldiers during their push into the city."

Aha. As i thought. Reporters go to Bangui, get specific quotes from officers specifically stating they took heavy casualties. But the truth has you desperately coming up with an excuse not to believe it....pathetic. That photo of a Seleka rebel sitting on a SA Army gecko vehicle was taken by the same journalists. So you also refuse to believe the pic? That gecko wasnt really captured? Okay then.

And finally. What disfunction in your poorly developed brain makes you believe that Force A cannot take heavy casualties from Force B, even though it eventually breaks through Force B's lines? Again...pathetic.

Henry120:
Your pilots only fly 2 hours per month. This is a fact!!

Since 2008 the Gripen fleet has flown 3 500 hours, according to a SAAF official, equating to roughly 135 hours per airframe or roughly 20 hours per aircraft per year, or less than two hours per aircraft per month.
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Fact? Okay....you typed that message and pressed submit. No one forced you. You have stated it as fact. Hmmm.

Let me turn you into an Augustine before i sleep. That calculation is based on 26 AIRFRAMES. Meaning that calculation only holds true if there were 26 Gripen pilots in 2013 when those figures were released. I'm pretty sure you are the same person who said we had 6 Gripen pilots in 2013....fact! You have recently upped that number to 9.

So which one of your "facts" are "facts"? 26 Gripen pilots in 2013 or 6 Gripen pilots in 2013? Will be intetesting to see how you scramble to edit your "fact".

Just a nice warm slap to bring you back to your senses while you busy think you're on a roll. Bite all ten finger nails off your fingers thinking of a response to this. We wont hold our breath though.

http://www.timeslive.co.za/thetimes/2013/04/03/sa-soldiers-carved-us-up-say-rebels

Wounded rebels spoke for the first time yesterday of massive casualties suffered at the hands of crack South African troops as more evidence emerged of plans to end this country's ill-fated mission in the Central African Republic.

We fought very hard for one and a half days. They had very good weapons and very good fighters,” said corporal Mohamed Tahir of a battle in the capital Bangui that he took part in, which left 13 South African soldiers and apparently hundreds of rebels dead or wounded.

Several of those interviewed bore battle scars, including bandaged heads, feet and limbs. The rebels said the SA troops made it “very, very difficult” for them to take the town and sweep president Francoir Bozize from power.

The fight put up by the SA troops was so ferocious he believed they were facing over 400 men – almost double the actual number.“They had every kind of weapon that they were fighting against us with – heavy weapons,” said Tahir.

“It was a very difficult battle. We lost more than half of the the men only in my unit of 500 men.”Captain Amin Nodjokama described it as “big, big battle – it was very hot! It took a long time and the fighting was very heavy with a lot of dead and wounded on both sides”.




Straight from the horse's/rebels mouth. I wonder what more than half of 500 is? But lets leave certain people to conclude we only killed 10 or so rebels.

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agaugust:
The only embarrassment we see in Africa is 1,000 mercenaries from USA, UK, Portugal paid cash to wear SANDF uniforms in combat etc, and 60,000 Angolan UNITA mercenaries paid cash by South Africa, all mercenaries paid for fighting to save South African army from the hands of MPLA, inexperienced teenage Cuban boys and girl soldiers in Angola war, they even captured some SADF mercenaries

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Good. Run away from the original topic "72 Strike Force is a Nigerian army unit created, trained and deployed by a PRIVATE COMPANY". Complete embarrassment.

Now in your usual fashion reply with a completely new topic when you see your argument has been swiftly demolished. Same way you ran away when i asked you why jetliners are pressurized. Again you ran away. Demolished.

You think people here are blind?

agaugust:
His 5 men trained 120 men, is that equal to an army ?

LOL, the strike force does not even have tank or artillery, just guns. Rifle team won`t defeat Boko Haram that has tanks and anti-aircraft guns
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Did i say army? I said operational unit. Learn to read. 120 men is a big unit...trained by a private company. Embarrassing.

You see how your brain skips many details when you are desperate? Let me school you with an example. Small units of special forces in deep penetration missions do not drive around in tanks and use artillery, but they are still highly effective with only their rifles. So effectiveness of a unit is not directly proportional to it having tanks and artillery, it is directly proportional to that unit's specific mandate. Do teams of special forces make up an entire army? Are they not still effective? Before you say 72 SF is not special forces, again...this is just an example.

Again, a PRIVATE COMPANY developed, trained and deployed an entire operational unit within the Nigerian army. Embarrasssment of the highest order.

72 Strike Force Pty Ltd

What is so difficult about driving a Reva MRAP? Especially for troops who have driven similar vehicles before? You needed weeks and weeks to show you where you start it and how to turn the steering wheel? They needed weeks and weeks to learn how to operate its machine gun? Reva has no high tech systems such as laser guided missiles. Eben Barlow set up, and trained Nigeria's 72 Strike Force. Why couldn't the mighty Nigerian army set it up on its own? How can a PRIVATE COMPANY set up, train and deploy an entire operational unit within another country? Very few things are more embarrassing. Like i said before, it should be called 72 Strike Force Pty Ltd. Maybe they should list on the stock exchange as well.