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Odunayaw:
Others have told them to stop. Just let it go for the sake of sanity

Thank you

patches689:
Boeing deal = 2016
AHRLAC first flight = 2015
AHRLAC project begins = 2013

So Americans have now mastered the art of time travel?

- Say it with me everyone -

YOU. FVCKING. MONG

Xbee007:
Supremecourt, will you quit derailing the thread for everyone .

Odunayaw:
Keep the thread clean
Enough of this

Thank you very much

patches689:
Boeing deal = 2016
AHRLAC first flight = 2015
AHRLAC project begins = 2013

So Americans have now mastered the art of time travel?

- Say it with me everyone -

YOU. FVCKING. MONG

patches689:
Funny - if its so easy to make all these things with foreign tech... where are your products? (Ill wait.)

More, local products... cant wait for you to tell me how they are foreign?

malikahmed91279:
Here's my claim

ssaengine:
No one asked you to copycat us. No one cares. It's what South Africa chooses to do. Others can do whatever they want. I only replied to your comment to remind you how st***d you are, in case you forgot. Have a good day.

ssaengine:
So you don't actually have any technical idea of what "easy" is? What exactly is this "signal receiver"? Can I buy it from my local radio shop? Useless comment.

ssaengine:
Aha....that's what your comment was about, a simple genuine observation. GTFOH. Your comment wasn't aimed at educating anyone. It was trying to tell people what they don't have, when you yourself can't even begin to have what those that don't have.

I'll give you a few hours to understand what I just wrote.

ssaengine:
I'll be on the lookout for the one you've built...since its so "easy".

patches689:
Yes, because India, Korea and China are small-frys in the global arms trade.

malikahmed91279:
Jf-17 got another buyer....!

Senegal has ordered 4 Thunders and the deal will be signed soon ...
@Pakistan defence

QuietMynd:
NNS Aradu
Looks like it is fitted with missiles.

ssaengine:
We had previously discussed this a few months ago. Someone asked how far this project was....well here's your answer . A clue as to whether this technology will be used for military purposes.... its being funded by Armscor.

http://www.defenceweb.co.za/mobilesite/defenceweb/home/item_id-49827/

"Passive radar technology is being developed in South Africa by the CSIR, academic institutions (the University of Pretoria and University of Cape Town) and private companies (Peralex Electronics and Lochtron) as well as Armscor, which is providing funding and support.

Prototypes have been built and tested from 2013. In the Western Cape, passive radar receivers were able to detect large airliners at bistatic ranges of 500 km and also detect and track a Cessna 208 light aircraft. A test in Gauteng in 2013 was able to detect a Cessna 172 aircraft flying at 2 000 feet above ground level at a bistatic range of 168 km and accurately predict the revolutions per minute of the aircraft's propeller. . These tests were done by using FM radio transmissions as the illuminator of opportunity. There are currently passive radar receivers at the CSIR and South African National Space Agency Space Operations.

The CSIR is also working on using passive radar to detect and track small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), using DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcasting - Handheld) television signals. Using these short-range signals, the CSIR was able to detect a DJI Phantom small UAV in a test conducted at the CSIR's facilities in Pretoria.


Unlike traditional radar, passive radar only needs a receiver to detect signals emitted by other sources, such as FM radio towers, TV transmitters, WiFi and weather radar. This makes passive radar (also known as passive coherent location, passive bistatic radar, piggyback radar and covert radar) cost effective, safe (no emissions) and highly mobile. . By using several antennas one can use triangulation to identify the location of an aircraft, or by using a single receiver one can use the angle of arrival of the signal to determine a target's location."

malikahmed91279:
Jf-17 got another buyer....!

Senegal has ordered 4 Thunders and the deal will be signed soon ...
@Pakistan defence

giles14:
if we can't handle or manage ordinary hydro and thermal power plants na nuclear power plant we go fit come manage.

please use that $20bn to rehabilitation current power infrastructure and erect new ones,after all gases as still being flared.

Nigeria pls get your priorities right

ActivateKruger:
Doing a deal with Putin is suicide. It's likely to cost more than the $20 billion, how do I know? South Africa is trying to raise funds for a single nuclear power station and it's estimated at $80 billion..... But of course we don't want it as it's expected that the Russians will be bidding as well and they already have a cosy relationship with Zuma.

giles14:
great but for me the steering is too close,
is this vehicle drive over an IED troops may survive but am not sure the driver will live to tell story.as a result from internal bleeding

ActivateKruger:
There's plenty of Soviets who were killed in Angola that were never officially revealed, similar to South African Recce who were never reported dead in the conflict. Officials were likely to say they died on border patrol or during training for internal propaganda reasons.

An American article from an alleged defected Cuban general says about 10 000 Cubans died in the hands of the SADF and UNITA.
http://articles.latimes.com/1987-06-16/news/mn-7734_1_del-pino

Fynline:
Nigeria Independence day mini parade


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YMx-wmXljk

nototribalist:
Case solve, any explanation from Afonjas, they should keep it to their selves

jln115:
No offence but we've seen these 2 photos......like 3 times a day, every day for like the last 3 weeks!! I get you're proud and all but really dude?? do we have to see the same photo 3 times a day??

lionel4power:
take time to confirm your posts before clicking the submit button.

According to your logic if Nigeria gets the Tucano then the BALANCE OF POWER has shifted. that means West African countries (Ghana, Mali, Senegal, Burkina faso)) and other Africans (Angola, Mauritania, Mozambique) that operates the Tucano are technically superior to us.

That means the balance of power has been in their favour for quite some time now ... (according to you??)

overhypedsteve:
you think if the US thinks you can achieve all that with what they are giving you, they would ever consider giving you?
No offense sha but you think like a mediocre. The same applies for you and every Nigerian military big wig that think it's proper to throw an elaborate ceremony to celebrate the procurement of Super Mushack. We are procuring these planes, yes it's good. But just don't think we can invade the moon with it. One of the condition for them giving us the aircraft like I said earlier was because it would not affect the balance of power in the region.

ssaengine:
Number of SAAF Paveways was never disclosed.

giles14:
the whole total of the weapons package is $37436000 or ~$38mln.
cost of aircraft and maintenance ~$300mln.
total $338mln for weapon+aircraft + maintenance.

pls wot is d balance of $256mln for ?

ssaengine:
We have Paveway, not Umbani though.

jakeporeshenko:
Okay Ser supreme please state your Just reason why Nigeria should invade any country and I’m not running from your question I just automatically ignore things that come across as a total waste of my time.

jakeporeshenko:
I still don’t see the point you are trying to make in fact I don’t think you are making any, I’m going to say this for the last time, smart bombs flown by the A29s won’t give you automatic dominance over the skies of Africa, 5th generation heavy weight fighters, BVR missiles, AEW&C, air refueling platforms and most importantly well trainers personnel will.
Please rest your case.
I don’t understand this war mongering you and covert are promoting here.