₦airaland Forum

Henry240:
You do know it costs $ 40,000 to fly the flanker every hour?

Henry240:
Deliveries depends on how well we can mobilize. I don't think any would be faster than any when funds are available.

Why do you want an SU-27?

Henry240:
They would all fly combat sorties. "Like what's the use of a military aircraft if you can't mount guns on it? "

Henry24o:
The Yak-130 is currently the world's best trainer-light attack-aircraft. However I chose the L-15 which is also a sister aircraft of the Yak-130 and an excellent platform because it is unlikely that we would go for the Yak-130.

The L-15 is the next best thing to the Yak-130. We've been buying Chinese, F-7 and JF-17, so the L-15 or the FTC-2000 seems like the choices we might go for.


Zambian Air Force L-15

figment232:
Summer! It's Summer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nemesis2u:
indiscriminate use against civilians ?

cant place jammers everywhere

nemesis2u:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHHAMnDpZuo

new headache for terrorism affected countries

shammah1:
They're not officers. They're just recruits. RIP

Odunayaw:
tdayoF
Henry24o
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quwa.org/2017/01/04/official-2016-nigerian-budget-confirms-jf-17-order/?platform=hootsuite

tdayof:
Nigerian Navy Foils Attacks on Two Oil Tankers, Frees 21 Crew

cyberguy72:
he made nonsense,where in the world would a human not sweat.YEYE dey SMELL

KealDrogo:
The vintage photo below features a man drawing a gun as he prepares to engage in a duel, while a group of bystanders look on - but where is his adversary?
The opponent will soon need to reveal himself so that the action can begin, but for the time being he remains invisible. It's even more difficult to see him blending into the background because of the black and sepia toned image. Were you able to spot him in the illusion?

nemesis2u:
any nation weaponry will do provided it is technically feasible,
but integrating chinese will be impossible due to security reasons .

also it is impossible to generalize things with naval ships.

eg.

chinese/pakistan AZMAT class FAC have eight C-802 ASHMs

now people dont ask the question is how will the targets be detected and also from where will the initial targeting data arrive from in order for the missiles to get close to their targets so as to get a positive target lock from the missile sensors itself .

these crafts will stay close to the coastline and take off the board targeting data from coastal radars and MPAs in order to calculate the fire solutions and launch their missiles . without external help these ships will have to come very close to targets near to 40-50 km where the onboard sensors can get a lock . or the missiles will be launched in "maddog" format will very low kill probabilty.
either way independent survability/effectiveness is low due to lack of on board sensors.

my point being putting missiles on a ship does not make it powerful , there has to be a fine balance between sensors and weapons and the operational requirements/capacity inorder to make a ship powerful.

u can go the same way as the Algerians chinese hull and weapons and western sensors
@chkil will be able to provide more details.

Myanmar however in their stealth frigate designed with Indian help and with indian sensors has chinese weapons / sensors .

as i said nothing can be said it depends on the governments .

darknetcom:
i greet my ghanian blotha...

nemesis2u:
the kamorta ASW corvette actually its tonnage is that of a frigate . it was selected as the 1st choice for the Philippines frigate requirement but lost to the Koreans due to financial reasons .

weapons and sensors can be fitted as required.

there is saryu OPV whose tonnage is actually larger for her class.

shivalik class

etc

there is no such things as export ready ships , it depends on the governments and the shipyards, they can export any ship with suitable modifications as per requirements provided they own the IPRs.

there is the Next Generation Missile Vessels (NGMVs) anti-surface warfare Corvettes to be armed with brahmos etc.
if any govt is smart and looks to save money they can join in its development.

but these corvettes will be expensive as they r state of the art and their sensors and weapons also cost a heft sum.
1 single brahmos costs 3+ million dollars.

darknetcom:
are you a nigerian??..

ChangeIsCostant:
According to a viral post by #SplufikNigerians, pictured is Sola David-Borha; the CEO Stanbic IBTC who's regarded as the highest paid CEO in Nigeria. According to the post, she takes home N117m Annually, N484,931 daily....

darknetcom:
the same can be said between a ghanean and a nigerian or gambian...

darknetcom:
not realy...

ofcourse nationalism comes up too...but this comes up between someone from lagos and ibadan...

but are both not still yoruba??...

kenpaul0:
See Nigerian Army Military Police in action...https://www.facebook.com/EmekaGift.N/videos/1775131249473368/

yarimo:
That one snapping pictures, I hope when BOKO HARAM show up he won't claim of lack of weapons abi?

Odunayaw:
so what fate do yu think will befall the A-Jets

Chidexter:
Brazil ain't Africa bud, they own d craft, they have capable hands to operate it hope you know that?

pacino26:
[s]A refined WW2 relic. I think it's mainly used to spray herbicides in the West. [/s]