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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Dibiachukwu: 11:03pm On Apr 21, 2013 |
playmode:Nothing in the universe is undetectable! |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 11:41pm On Apr 21, 2013 |
*Nigerian navy also have corvette's F-81 to F-86 *6 (2 of them stealth)light frigates all due for delivery by 2013-2014 * additional contracts recently signed for an unknown, unspecified number of ships by the new chief of naval staff
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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Capnd143(m): 6:10am On Apr 22, 2013 |
this playmode of a guy talk as if he had sense, bt end up proofing he is a dunce |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 6:52am On Apr 22, 2013 |
. [size=20pt]south african army sets new african record ?[/size] ongoing research indicates that south african army seems to have set a new african military record by their FASTEST defeat, retreat and escape of a major military power nation in africa. information available still puts south african army on top list as the fastest collapse, defeat, retreat, abandon equipments, and escape, as well as begging for safe route out of battle zone during their disastrous battle against the seleka rebels of CAR last month march 2013. courtesy of @patriot4 [size=16pt] " South African peacekeepers in CAR to support government troops suffered casualties but failed to stop the rebel advance." "South African troops retreated to their barracks and were seeking safe passage to the airport, Ms Martin said" web link source http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-21915901 [/size] This is a United Nations staff on ground informing BBC NEWS. [size=16pt] truth, south African army failed/defeated in combat and retreated/ran away in combat and seeking/begging for safe passage/escape route from the men/boys of Seleka rebels fighters.[/size] International disgrace in deed ! . posted by augustine, aka @agaugust...abi, ema wo awon boys wonyi, won ti pari south africa ke, oga o ! yeee paripa !
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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 7:54am On Apr 22, 2013 |
playmode: I have been following this thread for a while and i feel i need to intervene now. As you say you live in SA. Now let me debunk some of your myths and foolish nonsense you spewed here. 1-The submarine that had a been "socalled" damaged and as you say SA subs are in dry dock, accidentally took part in Exercise Atlasur and exercise and and the other one in Exercise Good hope two weeks after it was reported by daily-maverick as being "damaged beyond repair". http://itweb.co.za/mobilesite/defenceweb/home/item_id-27570 Here is another link hope you sit back and keep your sh*it talk for yourself because we've been through the same nonsense before on this thread and every time someone new comes along we must go back to old sh*it just because [b]You didn't take the time to read what's been said and reported before. http://www.sanews.gov.za/south-africa/anti-piracy-efforts-boosted-joint-navy-exercise Now to the Gripen nonsense that's also been proven wrong. You said the Gripen wasn't armed now here is a link to SAAF Gripens being Stationed at Lusaka, Zambia when they came from Ethebbe Airport in Uganda. Now you will see they were Armed up with AAM-IR missiles including Pavway PGM's and also had drop tanks fitted hope you can read Afrikaans but the weaopons systems is cleary visible. http://m.news24.com/beeld/Suid-Africa/Nuus/SA-was-reg-vir-nog-20130409 You are a fool, now if there's only six pilots for the Gripens how the hell did they send 4 Gripens to Uganda and DRC without replacement staff and technicians. Go do research before u talk sh*it. |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 8:21am On Apr 22, 2013 |
agaugust: Only 10 is operational go read your own sources or postr a source which states as of 2010-2012 how many is in active service or capt in storage. not outdated nonsense I'd rather use the L-15 falcon and SU-25 then that old Alphas for current operations. |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by playmode(m): 8:51am On Apr 22, 2013 |
@Henry,patriot4,DictatorZAR,Capnd143: You are birds of the same feather.You are all uncouth individuals who choose to insult people who defer with your views.How you expect anyone to take your arguments serious when they are laced with insults is beyond me.None of you have been able to prove wrong what i have said with HARD FACTS.All you have done is moan ,curse and complain.From my experience the emptiest folks makes the loudest noise.It is the same way saffers used to boast about how solidly equipped they were yet they got their asses handed to them on a platter of gold by a rag army made of farmers and teenagers. Prove to the viewers of this thread that you possess some form of intelligence and shows us facts facts not fantasy stories. @DictatorZAR - You are asking me how many countries have an aircraft carrier yet you boast about your "sitting duck" submarines all the time.Hypocrite much?By the way i will tackle the other part of your comment shortly. @all4naija - Please re-read my comment.At no point in time did i glorify the SA army.Infact i regard them as highly incompetent and mommy's boys. @agaugust - Thank you for welcoming me to the thread,much appreciated @All- The only two people on this thread that have offered some of honest debating and proper decorum is agaugust and Andrewza.These are the only two individuals i believe can enlighten the viewers of the thread without bias. As maintained before i believe that the Nigerian Defence and the SANDf will have an extremely tough time taking on Algerians and Egypt.Maybe i should invite Egyptians and Algerians to this thread ,let us see how much noise you guys will make then.You are all welcome to counter me. |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 9:02am On Apr 22, 2013 |
@Playmode Another bull you've posted here was about the M4 vs R5 rifle -First of all the SANDF don't use the R5(mostly police hv them). They use the R4 rifle which was upgraded in 2010 by state owned arms manufacturing company Denel. -The M4 is battle tested yes but its not the best rifle on the defense market also. Here is a small comparison between the M4/R4 (this doesn't include the newly upgraded version) -M4 cartridge 5.56. 45mm round/R4 5.56 . 45mm -M4 muscle velocity 2970ft/sec(88sec) R4 muscle velocity 3251 ft/sec http://itweb.co.za/mobilesite/defenceweb/home/item_id-9747/ Now I don't have time for fools like you. - |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by playmode(m): 9:11am On Apr 22, 2013 |
patriot4: Some made up list ? Are you kidding ? It is the global firepower ranking. Lol now i am being asked if i am really a Nigerian.It is this attitude that you have that makes people outside Nigeria detest Nigerians.This attitude of being overly ignorant ,arrogant and rude. So pray tell as someone who is "mature" how you will proceed when your bullets runs out and you are faced with a single enemy with a loaded firearm.Wave and smile perhaps? Are you saying the Isreali forces who you and i know Nigeria can not beat are kids too for learning Krav Maga.My posts are not meant to be funny ,they are meant to present facts which knuckle heads like you and your South African friend Dictatorzar can't comprehend.Saying you are strong does not mean you are strong.SA said they were strong yet they got their behinds ceremoniously kicked by a bunch of rag tag rebels in front of the whole fuxking world nogal! The so called list of Military power still say SA is stronger than Nigeria yet they can't defeat a brigade of non sharp shooting farmers. |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by playmode(m): 9:12am On Apr 22, 2013 |
DictatorZAR: @Playmode How well did your R4 do for you in CAR On a serious note though the R4 and R5 are very good assault rifles though i think M4 has more accessories than them. |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by saengine: 9:27am On Apr 22, 2013 |
This is for the people who said SA Troops ran away from Seleka rebels in CAR. HOW DEADLY CAR BATTLE UNFOLDED By Helmoed Römer Heitman From March 22 until about 9pm on March 24, 200 South African soldiers fought a series of running battles outside Bangui in the Central African Republic (CAR) against 3 000 or more well-armed opponents. And they did so while the CAR Army (Faca) evaporated and the peacekeeping forces of the Central African Standby Brigade disappeared from the scene. That series of running battles claimed 13 soldiers and 27 others were wounded, but the force retained its cohesion and was able to fall back from two separate engagement areas to its base and to hold it until their attackers gave up trying to overrun them and proposed a ceasefire and disengagement. By then the rebels had suffered as many as 500 casualties, based on estimates by officers with considerable operational experience and estimated by a number of NGOs in the country. In the process the soldiers fired off more than 12 000 rounds of 12.7mm machinegun ammunition, 288 rockets from 107mm rocket launchers and 800 bombs from 81mm mortars, and thousands of rounds from 7.62mm machineguns and 5.56mm rifles. This was one of the hardest-fought actions that the SA Army has experienced, and the soldiers fought well, even outstandingly. That is not only reflected in the fact that this small unit retained cohesion to the end of the action, but also in the casualties that it inflicted on its opponents: such casualties that it was the Seleka rebels who proposed a ceasefire and disengagement. Their valour was underlined by the French force at Bangui airport when it held a formal parade to bid farewell to those who died. Continued..... |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by saengine: 9:28am On Apr 22, 2013 |
HOW DEADLY CAR BATTLE UNFOLDED...CONTINUED South Africa has since withdrawn the bulk of its small force in the CAR following the fall of the CAR government. The South African government had wanted to relieve the troops and deploy a stronger force to stabilise the situation pending a decision by the AU, but the French government – whose troops control the only viable airport – would not permit deployment of new combat forces lest it draw an attack on the airport or on French citizens in Bangui. Information from Uganda suggests that South Africa is, instead, deploying some force elements there and perhaps also to the Democratic Republic of Congo, to provide early action capability should Seleka endanger the remaining South African troops in the country, or should the AU decide on a military intervention. The small South African force was deployed to the CAR on January 1/2, to protect the two training teams already there under a 2007 Memorandum of Understanding, and to help stabilise the security situation after a startlingly swift rebel advance from the east of the country to near Bangui. Aircraft had to be chartered for the purpose, as the SA Air Force does not have the strategic air transport capacity for even such a small undertaking. CONTINUED.... |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by playmode(m): 9:39am On Apr 22, 2013 |
Henry120: Are you capable of not lying? So i am a mofo because i disagree with your view?I bet you are an ill mannered Nigerian Military personnel hence the uncouth attitude.Don't worry most Nigerians know how you guys behave so nothing shocking there.The only things wey guys like you sabi na gra gra. No professionalism ,No ethics. Now here is an account of why the Algerian army attacked : The Algerian prime minister later said the militants had tried to take the hostages from the living quarters to the main gas site on Thursday, which sparked the army to begin its first assault on the vehicles they were travelling in. At around 2pm, the Algerian forces launched an assault on the plant, with helicopters strafing a convoy of militants’ vehicles, each containing hostages. Four of the five vehicles were destroyed. All morning, the militants had lined up hostages, with taped mouths and bombs strapped to them, to prepare to transfer them in five 4x4 vehicles. A Filipino survivor, Joseph Balmaceda, who gave a press conference after his escape, said gunmen used him for cover: “Whenever government troops tried to use a helicopter to shoot at the enemy, we were used as human shields.” As much as i agree that the Algerian could have held on for a while ,the fact is they were dealing with terrorist who were ready to die for what they believe in. The same Nigeria Military you are comparing kill innocent Nigerian citizens on the street of Nigeria regularly without there being any terrorist siege.Do i need to remind you how many times Nigerian soldiers and police have shot at each other on the streets of Nigeria.Is that what you call discipline? Is that not a Nigerian soldier below punishing a citizen in broad day light? Learn to be truthful.
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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 10:12am On Apr 22, 2013 |
playmode:Look, if you have no more bullets and your ennemies still have bullets then krav maga will not save you ! for god's sake krav maga doesn't make you a superman ! This is why I am calling you names. You keep saying things that make people think you are a fool, things such as accusing me of making up the global firepower ranking. Your lack of any web link to prove your claims is an other thing. In here paople don't just come and say whatever they want, they post links supporting their claims. This is an other thing that makes people here to isnult you, you just come saying they are liars and you start claiming things with no link to support you, while they gave links to prove their claims. Now have you understood who is arrogant among us ? |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 10:14am On Apr 22, 2013 |
I get that you are a biafran nationalist who hates the Nigerian army, still that doesn't give you the right to come here and start your lies, does it ? playmode: |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by playmode(m): 10:31am On Apr 22, 2013 |
patriot4: I get that you are a biafran nationalist who hates the Nigerian army, still that doesn't give you the right to come here and start your lies, does it ? Biafran Nationalist ROFLMAO Dude take a chill pill ,why are you having hypertension over my comments? First i am African then 150% Yoruba with origins from Ado Ekiti and Ondo though i was born and bred in Lagos.So your biafra whatever accusation is far off the mark.Please leave tribe out of this conversation before the Ndigbo association of Nairaland descend on us,i am sure you know how passionate they are .You asked for links ,i posted a link to show you Algeria's army. What else do you require? My "beef" with you is the way you started addressing me with insults.I thought this thread was for mature minds.I personally feel your attitude and Dictatorzar's is nothing short of appalling.I know you are passionate about Nigeria but I am sick of this Naija vs South nonsense on internet forums.Why can we debate like mature adults and defer on opinions without insulting one another.If you feel i don't know what i am talking about ,counter my argument and EDUCATE me.Don't insult me. If you feel my Algeria claim is pure nonsense,please simulate a war between Nigeria and Algeria .Chai na wa o ,people dey vex |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 10:39am On Apr 22, 2013 |
playmode:Look your link "showing the algerian army" didn't prove anything. Your link was nothing but a forum in which people were talking about the algerian army. What we are asking here is news reports, military experts analysis, that would confirm your claims. I already posted the global firpower ranking that puts Nigeria ahead of Algeria. You see the global firepower ranking is verry credible so if you want to prove I am wrong then you have to provide something as credible as that. |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by playmode(m): 11:36am On Apr 22, 2013 |
patriot4: Look your link "showing the algerian army" didn't prove anything. Your link was nothing but a forum in which people were talking about the algerian army. What we are asking here is news reports, military experts analysis, that would confirm your claims. I already posted the global firpower ranking that puts Nigeria ahead of Algeria. You see the global firepower ranking is verry credible so if you want to prove I am wrong then you have to provide something as credible as that. You and i know that Ranking are not always accurate.SA is ranked higher than Nigeria just because of hardware yet Algeria who has more hardware than Nigeria is ranked lower.Please enlighten me on how this so called experts came to that conclusion I have always found this type of rankings to be flawed ,misleading and dangerous. Nigeria is currently being touted as becoming an economic superpower to overtake SA in a few years yet Nigerians lack basic amenities which is readily available in South Africa.It is the same way they say 60% of Nigerians live on less than $1 a day yet we have 111,673,508 cell phone subscribers.This is why i always take rankings with a pinch of salt because when the real war starts ,realities will not agree with these rankings.The rankings are opinions of human beings like you and me and not based on through research as no army will allow a foreign individual to research their armed forces. I said it before in my comment that our boys can fight,that i do not dispute.Our boys have heart when it comes to fighting so there is no complain there.However when we talk about modern warfare we are behind.If you look at the standard gear that each NATO carries on himself your mouth will water in the military sense.If the Nigerian Government can arm our troops at least to the level of the Egyptians ,Algerian or South African ,no one will dare Fxk with us.We have the men and the will but we currently lack modern hardware.Do you remember the Bakassi ordeal? What irks me more is that we can easily afford these hardware but our Government and military general stuff their pockets with our monies instead of providing modern equipment for boys.One only needs to look our pot bellied Military leaders to understand where the rot is. Just look at the differences in the photo below:
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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 11:49am On Apr 22, 2013 |
Look, once again you are being too arrogant and you are yet to produce a link to prove your claims. As suggested by the global firepower ranking, Nigeria has more Equipment than Algeria. If you don't want to be insulted in this forum then back whatever you say with a link. You keep asking me to educate you, but I am not here for that. playmode: |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by playmode(m): 11:51am On Apr 22, 2013 |
patriot4: Look, once again you are being too arrogant and you are yet to produce a link to prove your claims.As suggested by the global firepower ranking, Nigeria has more Equipment than Algeria. Take a look at these pages and see how their ranking "contradicts" based on Military hardware and defense budget: http://answersafrica.com/7-african-countries-with-highest-military-strength.html http://african.howzit.msn.com/africa%E2%80%99s-7-strongest-military-forces#image=3 I really do not see how Ethopia is ranked ahead (except for history) of South Africa,Nigeria and Algeria considering that they are landlocked and do not have a Navy.They can easily be shelled from a submarine with cruise missiles. From the rankings Algeria is equipped with more than a thousand tanks, 1800 armored fighting vehicles, over 400 air crafts, 136 helicopters, 3 submarines, 12 coastal crafts. They also have an annual defense budget of $8bn. From the rankings Nigeria has 363 tanks and more than 1,400 armored vehicles. Nigeria has 294 air crafts and 84 helicopters than can hover her skies when they are called upon. Nigeria also has an annual defense budget of $2bn. From the above how is Nigeria even ranked ahead of Algeria That is what i will like to understand. |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 11:58am On Apr 22, 2013 |
playmode:I guess it is not all about the number of tanks, there are other equipments to consider and there are other factors. By the way Israel had much less tanks than the combination of arab armies it defeated in 6 days. The equipments giving Under the name of the countries is not exhaustive, it is just there to show that these countries have reason to be where they are. |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by playmode(m): 12:02pm On Apr 22, 2013 |
patriot4: I guess it is not all about the number of tanks, there are other equipments to consider and there are other factors. By the way Israel had much less tanks than the combination of arab armies it defeated in 6 days. That is very true even though i suspect that they got some covert help from you know who. |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 12:34pm On Apr 22, 2013 |
playmode: So when I disagree with I'm called ignorant Why the hell would someone come here and post blogs and forums as proof. Listen here there's only two to three blogs we here both SA and Naija's use as factual one of them is a nigerian site Beeagle and SA's defenceweb. If you want to be relevant here post links by Janes Weekly or SIPRI before you come and make foolish claims here. You said the SAS sub was in dry dock as we speak for your info the SAS Modjadji was in a fender bender and within 10 days it was repaired and took part in Nato exercises yet you come here and talk nonsense. If you want us or should I say me to respectfully engage you on issues you want to raise here you have to go do upto date research before you post old nonsense that was addressed 50-100 pages ago. The same nonsense you said about SANDF not having enough Gripen pilots this came from SA's DA "shadow minister" who was proven wrong by defenceweb and SAAF defence force website's (SAAF forum). There a lot of indiscretions in your posts here especially the one on what militaries should procure to be considered credible, because things like carriers are for forward or external force projection and it depends entirely on what a country's militart budget and secondly the country's Foreign Policy is in protection of its strategic assets and mandates. Foreign Policy is the reason why large industrial countries like Germany who is a top hardware manufacturer and a big economic player don't have any nuclear weapons nor do they have aircraft carries even though they can easily build one anytime. I suggest If you want to be part of this topic you must ready yourself for insults or else you're in the wrong thread and I would recommend THE SEXUALITY SECTION because if you can't provide valid proof and for a argument I will insult you whenever I feel like doing so. |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 12:41pm On Apr 22, 2013 |
playmode:This issue about equipment has been played out by playmode. I think Ethiopia being African second strongest army has less weapons on the list of items you posted earlier yet below the Nigerians. I don't think it is all based on equipment all rather military hardware alone. |
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:51pm On Apr 22, 2013 |
playmode:Actually, 130million Nigerians are active cell phone subscribers.. get ur facts right |
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