Henry120:


Why was Mizikalazi and you fraudsters parading Swedish Gripen pilots as South-Africans?

They are SAAF Gripens.

South Africa has test pilots, some of the reserves.

Henry120:


I have proven you have 9 pilots.

9 pilots for 26 planes isn't a great number.

In 2010 SAAF had 10 Gripen pilots.

Henry120:


Algerian lynx ASW helicopter.

My question was: Can you see it?

Again: Can you see it?

MikeCZAR:
My question was: Can you see it?

Again: Can you see it?

Yes, I can see it. I can also see it is "Algerian".

MikeCZAR:
In 2010 SAAF had 10 Gripen pilots.

No, you don't, you only have 9. While the cezch republic can muster 80 Air crew and ground personnel for 5 Gripen Jets.

Shame.

Henry120:
Łucznik-Radom Firearms Factory [Fabryka Broni Łucznik-Radom] will supply a batch of 1000 Beryl M762 7,62 mm Carbines to the Nigerian Armed Forces. The weaponry is to be used, among other purposes, for counter-terrorism tasks and by soldiers taking part in peacekeeping operations.
Scope of the agreement implemented by the Radom-based company includes delivery of 1000 examples of the firearms, along with the maintenance kits and training bundle for the soldiers of the Nigerian Land Forces. The carbines are to be transferred to Nigeria in mid-January 2015.

At the moment, Nigerian Army soldiers participate in a training programme in Radom. The Łucznik facility press services stress the fact that the contract has been preceded with a series of successful test programme that checked the capabilities of the carbine.

Another contract is planned to be signed – this time a batch of 5000 Beryl carbines is to be delivered to Nigeria. The firearms which are the subject of the present contract will be used as a counter-terrorism measure. The weaponry will also be transferred to the peacekeeping forces.

In accordance with the information provided by the Łucznik company, this is the first time ever Beryl carbines have been sold outside the Polish Borders. President Tomasz Nita claims that “commercial activities, in country and abroad” are being realized, and the manufactured armament will be offered to other armed forces as well.

Powerful rifle, sights target 1,000m and effective fire 600m. Good choice for Nigerian army's new 5,000 man COIN brigade.

Nigeria is buying everything from new rifles to tanks to jet figthers to missiles to warships to satellites......meanwhile, our Southie friends are still window shopping with their pocket full of cowrie shells....no money o !

Henry120:


Yes, I can see it. I can also see it is "Algerian".

Correction: Mokopa missile.

Do you know what that means?

A Denel Mokopa tested. As seen in the picture they aren't carrying live warheads.

Do you know what that means?

MikeCZAR:
Correction: Mokopa missile.

Do you know what that means?

A Denel Mokopa tested. As seen in the picture they aren't carrying live warheads.

Do you know what that means?

Hey, hey......stop there with those claims, we've had enough already from Mzikazali.

Provide proof?

Henry120:


No, you don't, you only have 9. While the cezch republic can muster 80 Air crew and ground personnel for 5 Gripen Jets.

Shame.

South Africa has somewhere between 15-20 pilots.

In 2010 4 pilots graduated, first group of pilots trained in SA.

Among the group was the first female Gripen pilot.

Initially Sweden trained 6 pilots excluding test pilots and others involved in the programme.

6+4=10. That was in 2010. When 4 Gripens were still in Sweden.

Henry120:


Hey, hey......stop there with those claims, we've had enough already from Mzikazali.

Provide proof?

Just look at that picture Henry. You don't read nor look at picture shared here.

A Denel Mokopa missile tested on Super Lynx.

Do you know what that means?

Henry do you know what it means?

NIGERIAN MILITARY HAS DECIMATED BOKO HARAM ! ! ! !
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http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/military-has-decimated-boko-haram-air-force-boss-insists-196874/

MikeCZAR:
South Africa has somewhere between 15-20 pilots.

In 2010 4 pilots graduated, first group of pilots trained in SA.

Among the group was the first female Gripen pilot.

Initially Sweden trained 6 pilots excluding test pilots and others involved in the programme.

6+4=10. That was in 2010. When 4 Gripens were still in Sweden.

According to a defenceweb article dated 2014, South-Africa only has 18 Gripen Aircrew.

Stop making emotional posts. You only have 9 pilots, deal with it.

MikeCZAR:
Just look at that picture Henry. You don't read nor look at picture shared here.

A Denel Mokopa missile tested on Super Lynx.

Do you know what that means?

Henry do you know what it means?

It means the SAAF do not have the money to purchase the mokopa missile.

It also shows an un-identified Anti-ship missile on an Algerian Lynx, it has to be the Algerians.

Correction, I look at photos posted here, I don't know how you came by the claim I don't?

NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT PURCHASES BERYL CARBINE FOR TROOPS ! ! ! !
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The nigerian government has finally completed a deal with poland to supply 1000 units of beryl carbine 72mm ammunitions to the nigerian army to help in tackling islamic terrorism in some parts of the north east.the package is said to come along with maintainance and training kit.the polish agency for defence has also revealed that another deal for the acquisition of 5000 more units have been signed by the nigerian national security agency{NSA}.this is the first time that the beryl will ever be sold to another country in the world by poland,as they have previously refused to sell it to any other country due to its massive destruction capacity.
source: News24

Henry120:


According to a defenceweb article dated 2014, South-Africa only has 18 Gripen Aircrew.

Stop making emotional posts. You only have 9 pilots, deal with it.

I'm not talking about aircrew. I'm talking about pilots.

Do you know SAAF still has reserve jet pilots?

NIGERIA SEEKS PAKISTAN'S ALLIANCE IN TACKLING TERRORISM AND ENHANCING MILITARY POWER ! ! ! !
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Nigeria's high commissioner to pakistan,have according to reliable reports,started pushing for a nigerian-pakistani alliance in tackling terrorism and strengthing military firepower.this resent stance by the nigerian government was further reaffirm during a summit recently held in pakistan where the nigerian high commissioner to pakistan openly negotiated for a defence alliance with pakistan.this is coming in the wake of a face off between nigeria and the US over arms sales and training of military personnel.the nigeria intelligence agency have alledged that the US military instructors sent to nigeria were tutoring troops in false doctrines about nigeria's unity,and psycologically coarsing troops to turn against their loyality to nigeria.it was further reported that troops under the tutorship of US military trainers were the ones that attempt mutiny after being deployed.the US has denied all accusations.

Henry120:


It means the SAAF do not have the money to purchase the mokopa missile.

It also shows an un-identified Anti-ship missile on an Algerian Lynx, it has to be the Algerians.

Correction, I look at photos posted here, I don't know how you came by the claim I don't?

Bwahahahaha the Mokopa is an anti-ship missile.

Do you know what it is means you yum eating Igbo boy?

MikeCZAR:
Bwahahahaha the Mokopa is an anti-ship missile.

Do you know what it is means you yum eating Igbo boy?

Mokopa is an anti-tank missile....and SANDF/SAN/SAAF does NOT have it.

Any other aircraft launched anti-tank missile in this world like Mi-35 Hinds Ataka missile can be used as an improvised anti-ship missile, but only effective on very small boats because of the very small explosive TNT warhead and HEAT ordnance on such missiles, HEAT is not very effective against non-armour materials like sea vessels.

Also the Mokopa has NO sea skimming capability and has a very POOR 10km range for an anti-ship missile....you are just fascinated by a improvised inefffective land based missile, the slow speed of the helicopter and low ceiling will make it suicidal to use against a frigate that has SAMs and 76mm main gun with 15km range, even an OPV will blast the helicopter into pieces before it can get Mokopa into range of 10km.

Delusional Papa Ajasco in a fruitless frenzy, only pirates will fear Mokopa at sea

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MikeCZAR:
Bwahahahaha the Mokopa is an anti-ship missile.

Do you know what it is means you yum eating Igbo boy?

Who said anything about the missile on the Algerian Helicopter been mokopa?

It is an un-identified missile on an Algerian Navy helicopter.



There has to be something very wrong with your head, if you think every Nigerian you come across is igbo, hausa or yoruba.

MikeCZAR:
I'm not talking about aircrew. I'm talking about pilots.

Do you know SAAF still has reserve jet pilots?

I don't care how many SAAF reserve pilots you have, my only concern is the SAAF after 15 years has only managed to raise 9 pilots for her entire Gripen fleet.

Compare your miserable numbers to the Czech and Hungarian Airforce. Go on, embarrass yourself...... check them.

MikeCZAR:
They are SAAF Gripens.

South Africa has test pilots, some of the reserves.

Even Zimbabwe has test pilots and reserve pilots. So what?

agaugust:



Mokopa is an anti-tank missile....and SANDF/SAN/SAAF does NOT have it.

Any other aircraft launched anti-tank missile in this world like Mi-35 Hinds Ataka missile can be used as an improvised anti-ship missile, but only effective on very small boats because of the very small explosive TNT warhead and HEAT ordnance on such missiles, HEAT is not very effective against non-armour materials like sea vessels.

Also the Mokopa has NO sea skimming capability and has a very POOR 10km range for an anti-ship missile....you are just fascinated by a improvised inefffective land based missile, the slow speed of the helicopter and low ceiling will make it suicidal to use against a frigate that has SAMs and 76mm main gun with 15km range, even an OPV will blast the helicopter into pieces before it can get Mokopa into range of 10km.

Delusional Papa Ajasco in a fruitless frenzy, only pirates will fear Mokopa at sea

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You don't read. Do youv

Henry120:


Who said anything about the missile on the Algerian Helicopter been mokopa?

It is an un-identified missile on an Algerian Navy helicopter.



There has to be something very wrong with your head, if you think every Nigerian you come across is igbo, hausa or yoruba.

It is a Mokopa missile. Confirmed already.

Do you know what it means Igbo boy?

MikeCZAR:
In 2010 SAAF had 10 Gripen pilots.

Show proof.

Also count how many of your white pilots have run away to Australia.

Then count how many pilots have lost annual qualification due to drop in flying hours caused by lack of aviation fuel and inability to maintain Gripens in flying condition as a result of pocket ripping flight cost per hour.

SAAF is a dwarf struggling to play basketball
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Henry120:


I don't care how many SAAF reserve pilots you have, my only concern is the SAAF after 15 years has only managed to raise 9 pilots for her entire Gripen fleet.

Compare your miserable numbers to the Czech and Hungarian Airforce. Go on, embarrass yourself...... check them.

In 2010 SAAF has already 10 pilots excluding reserves.

The first SAAF Gripens were delivered in 2008.

But the SANDF/SA already had senior officers in Sweden taking part in the development the Gripen.

Training is different. Look at performance/Kill ratio during Lion effort.

agaugust:


Show proof.

Also count how many of your white pilots have run away to Australia.

Then count how many pilots have lost annual qualification due to drop in flying hours caused by lack of aviation fuel and inability to maintain Gripens in flying condition as a result of pocket ripping flight cost per hour.

SAAF is a dwarf struggling to play basketball
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Retired pilots in SAAF similar to the SF form the reserve.

By 2010 SAAF already had 10 pilots. Today that number is somewhere around 18-20.

Nigeria only has 2.

agaugust:


Even Zimbabwe has test pilots and reserve pilots. So what?

Prove Zimbabwe has test pilots.

MikeCZAR:
It is a Mokopa missile. Confirmed already.

Do you know what it means Igbo boy?

Show proof that it's Mokopa on the helicopter, and if so, go back and read what I said about ATGM is a delusional anti-ship role where the misssle is technically defective and the helicopter suicidal
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Henry120:


Compare your miserable numbers to the Czech and Hungarian Airforce. Go on, embarrass yourself...... check them.

Information: SA didn't buy the Gripens off-shelf like the countries you mentioned.

With that in your head SAAF Gripens are not operational systems. They are undergoing Operational test and evaluation. South Africa is the only country with a Gripen test flight centre outside of Sweden.

Increasing pilots is not the priority. Once they(Gripens) are operational you'll see more pilots trained like those countries.

agaugust:


Show proof that it's Mokopa on the helicopter, and if so, go back and read what I said about ATGM is a delusional anti-ship role where the misssle is technically defective and the helicopter suicidal
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That's a Mokopa missile on a Super Lynx.

Expect more articles in coming days, shame that Defence web is closed for holidays.

ATGM=Anti tank guided missile.

The Mokopa is not in that class.

MikeCZAR:
Prove Zimbabwe has test pilots.

Every standard air force has test pilots, their role includes flying potential procurement aircraft for evaluation.

MikeCZAR:
That's a Mokopa missile on a Super Lynx.

ATGM=Anti tank guided missile.

The Mokopa is not in that class.

So Mokopa is not an ATGM....what is it? Papa Ajasco
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