₦airaland Forum

jl115:
First it was ghillie suites now the rifle.........the girl is a fvcking ido1t!!

Tobiloba2407:
Okay I agree you know firearms...what weapon is this?

What pistol uses .45 round?

jl115:
How would you know?

bidexiii:
Dude his calling me a young man.
You’re such moronic in your manners. It’s no point arguing with you, Kabe come burry this guy

KingAzubuike:
Young man, because it looks like Steyr or because Steyr happens to be the one you're more conversant with doesn't mean it is.

That rifle is a Carl Gustaf m41b with scopes. Stop arguing with me when it comes to firearms.

kabe1:
Nigerian Defence Industry

New 19meters Tug Boat to be built for the Nigerian navy.

GabrielYulaw:
Nice to hear. Wikipedia says the unit cost of the APKWS is $22K. Does that apply to one single rocket or what? I'm just genuinely curious.

Juchii:
You are no more faceless. I saw your comments and your profile as well

Xbee007:
Toju200

komekn:
In all honesty l have zero interest in the rational of the USA's over priced arms industry cost benefit analysis. And the comparison benefits of the F35, A29 & A10.

It's a deviation from the core discussion, which is essentially what's best for Nigeria.

In that context is it best value to buy 12 turboprop A29 Tucano for $600 million that will not be delivered until 2024 for supposedly poorer partner countries. It's an absolute waste of money IMO.

Consider how much the over priced precision ordinances and missiles that the A29 will require to be effective. Do you think it's sustainable in the long term❓

It essentially it makes a nonsense of the claimed operating cost of $500 an hour when you are paying $600 million to procure just 12 aircraft.

But back to the original discourse which was to look at alternative options and consider best value for the greatest delivery outcome.

A consideration of other platforms which l did with the immediately available Wing Loong II UAV. And its much cheaper precision ordinances and missiles and 30 hour endurance for ISTAR. As well as the SU25 which has a comparable operating cost to the A29 and far more adapt to the CAS role which people feel, not me is intrinsic for succes in the NE.

But a quite a few consider the discussion to be antagonistic and contentious. Which it really should not be.

QuietMynd:
Nawa 4 u

Faithful007:
if possible, there can also be a civilian version.

kabe1:
Nigerian Defence Industry

New Proforce Defence APC

PF Wizard

kabe1:
Nigerian Defence Industry

New Proforce Defence APC

PF Wizard

Stormtrooper11:
Cool..i didn't notice cos they painted her red.but u got any info of them re–activating her missiles?

Stormtrooper11:
Pls is this the nigerian frigate under construction?

kabe1:
Nigerian Defence Industry

Fuel and water barges been constructed by for the Nigerian navy in Nigeria.

These vessels would be used to replenish navy ships at sea.

You can also spot the level of work currently

ukemeramat:
Nigerian Army #CTCOIN

jl115:
Ok sorry that is a Zambian yak 130 Chinese clone

kabe1:
Made in Nigeria

Proforce defence RHIB.

Odunayaw:
If that was our SBS rising out of the sea with AKs...well you know the rest.

bidexiii:
#iREPORT


ISWA released a picture of an improvised launcher and 4x 9M22U-pattern 122mm "Grad" rockets used to hit Buni Yadi a few days ago. Rockets possibly captured in the large Goniri ambush a month before.

Launcher is quite sensible, much more transportable than NA BM-21 for IS.

jl115:
Yak 130 jet trainer

kabe1:
Can someone ID this Aircraft, I've don't think I've seen it before.

shadowprimezero:
What's the link?