MikeCZAR:
Your soldiers must stop to set it up for firing.

While a saffer must just stop get range and start firing.

Henry120:


Obviously, you would always beg to differ. The point is both a light weight mortar and a commando mortar can easily be carried by a single soldier.

Henry120:


You must be mad!!!

Henry120:


Everybody has to stop, to fire a mortar. It's in your post. I see no point in making this comment you did.

Henry120:


Everybody has to stop, to fire a mortar. It's in your post. I see no point in making this comment you did.

mzilakazi:


There is a huge difference between a commando and light weight mortar. Just note it down.

MikeCZAR:
It has no missiles. All of them are expired.

NaijaPikinGidi:


Commonsense has never been common for South Africans!

MikeCZAR:
Yours is ineffective in an ambushes, which patrol soldiers might find them selves in.

Your weapons are always inferior.

MikeCZAR:
Yours is ineffective in an ambushes, which patrol soldiers might find them selves in.

Your weapons are always inferior.

Henry120:


There is no difference. They are both commando and light weight mortars. Just different categories.

overhypedsteve:
some men I thought would never meddle in partisan politics. Gej is a revolutionist. But the truth is that you cannot satisfy the average Nigerian as a politician without stomach infrastructure. Jonathan is not that guy. He came with a focus on infrastructure, agriculture, power, and policies that would protect the Nigerian budding industies. If I have ever supported Buhari at anytime it is because I just got angry over the power cuts in my area( I know the privatization will work out and we need give it time. But some are getting impatient and vowg on their life never to vote Gej again out of frustration) now Oga henry you maybe impressed by the construction of fibre optics controled rail and power stations but you ll have a hard time explaining its importance to a market woman or a farmer. I am all in for the longterm infrastructural projects and policies of Gej administration but the problem is 9ja people love their stomach infrastructure and if you ain't giving that then you re going to have a hard time with them

Henry120:


Yeah, whatever, fact is they are both the same.

MikeCZAR:
There is difference.

Here's an analogy that might be out of line a bit: The G5 and G6 howitzers are both long range heavy guns but are different.

NaijaPikinGidi:

Commonsense has never been common for South Africans!

agaugust:


You personally used our own weapons in your bedroom ?

You have Bofors artilley inside your house?
.

Henry120:


There is no difference. They are both commando and light weight mortars. Just different categories.

NaijaPikinGidi:

agaugust:


Prove it, Otomat missile of same time is still being fired around the world by some navies
.

MikeCZAR:
There is difference.

Here's an analogy that might be out of line a bit: The G5 and G6 howitzers are both long range heavy guns but are different.

mzilakazi:


Chief, the light weight mortar differ with the tripod which always make it uncomfortable to run around with it. The commando or knee mortar is very comfortable can can simply be elevated without any external accessories.

Henry120:


As you rightly said, it is out of line.

In simple English, it makes no sense.

Henry120:


They can both be carried around by a single soldier.

True or false?

MikeCZAR:
So?

A Nigerian soldier can't carry it.

Henry120:




What is this?

agaugust:


Your top ranking South African universities teach Biology/Anatomy classes and tell them that another word for Knee is Commando?

Top ranking African universities indeed...Soweto squalor infected educational system
.

Henry120:


Buhari is not the answer.

jln115:

You made no sense! 8 out of the top 10 universities in Africa are from South Africa, and SA has 4 universities in the top 500 universities in the world, Please explain how you came up with your ridiculous statement.

Henry120:




What is this?

jl115:
SAAF will be training the Royal Airforce of Oman (RAFO) for the next year:
www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=37386&catid=35&Itemid=107