NighttWalker:
We made it to the 100th page and I wanna use this opportunity to thank Henry130 the creator of this wonderful thread, the contributors that kept this amazing thread going, the political, religious and racial fanatics for not bringing their fanaticism to this beautiful thread.
Being the first person to comment on the 100th page I'll like to dedicate this to our Brothers in Arms who lost their life in the front line and those still serving elsewhere in the world though UN peacekeeping, your sacrifice will never be in vain and finally thank the Almighty God for his protection for us and our Armed forces. And may God help us all to overcome evil, so help us God.

Dreamcome2ru:

Being following from page 1,now it's 100,wow,really really good,moreover it's Henry120 not Henry 130,kudos to all the contributors of the thread(Henry120,Nightwalker(funny name but gat swag)Jteku,Calderon(Hope i got it right)SargeAlain et all,kudos to you all

Dreamcome2ru:

Being following from page 1,now it's 100,wow,really really good,moreover it's Henry120 not Henry 130,kudos to all the contributors of the thread(Henry120,Nightwalker(funny name but gat swag)Jteku,Calderon(Hope i got it right)SargeAlain et all,kudos to you all

Nigerdeltaboi:
i am already in the process

zukasteve:
the difference between the Nigerian Armed Forces in its commitment to the welfare of its officers and men and the SADF can be clearly seen in this picture. now, i do not care how this makes anybody feel, cus i know how it makes me feel. i am not happy with situation that we find ourselves as a nation but as a patriot and not a lover, i am not blind to this inefficiencies and i know that the our war against the insurgency up north, have been greatly influenced by many of this factors hence the massive failure recorded. we ve even gone ahead to start calling our brave soldiers cowards ( Sambo Dasuki. may God punish that man), just because they refuse to fight under the wretched situation in which they are placed.

NighttWalker:
And bro the name NightttWalker is not just a name, it has a story behind it

Henry120:
Nigerian Airforce valentine special.

Dreamcome2ru:

Ohhhh,can u narrate the story for me bro,i will like to know about it,publicly or privately through pm

NighttWalker:
Nothing much really, just had some military simulation with some squads from the New Zealand army and we did a lot of night op, I'm a civilian and have little idea of military 'fun' so I had a sleeping disorder. I know it kind of sound impossible to train with a different country army but we never used real guns, we used what was called 'Airsoft' looks like a real gun with no difference and you can attach optics or flashlights or laser to it, if you can shot an airsoft gun you can shot a real gun only thing is that air soft doesn't have recoil unlike real gun so yea we 'had fun' and its illegal to own or play airsoft in Australia so we went to New Zealand for the simulation and I'm sure the Govt here has their eye on me and everyone that went for the 'game' especially now that Australia had a terrorist attack

Henry120:
Nigerian Airforce

Henry120:
Nigerian Airforce

jteku:

this is the part of NAF i love most, Presidential air fleet VIP tranport.......hw i wish ? ? ?

overhypedsteve:
nice one. I just hope they do not mistake your a55 for a terrorist. why didn't you get pics from the game

M14A1:
ironically this is the part of NAF I hate the most.
Giving this bird to the navy would have really given them a significant degree of coverage in the gulf.

Yet the PAF wing which already owns a shiny aw139 helo decided to procure this perfectly fit bird and still retain the aw139.
I wonder why VIP air assets are always given top priority even in times like this when regional and global security is on the red.

Meanwhile the Egyptians are taking delivery of atleast two squadrons of the french rafale just like that without any speculations or rumors from back channels. They just got up and placed orders. After doing threat assessments and realizing their region is gradually becoming unstable.

Since we have been linked to all sorts of air assets, from Tucanos to JF17, even the SU's.

#Observing.

Henry120:


The feeling is mutual. It's the part of the Airforce I loathe the most. Frontline fighters for the NAF are almost always bugged down in some form of bureaucratic hurdle, but when it comes to VIP transports they always seem to take deliveries without any hassle.

NighttWalker:
Nothing much really, just had some military simulation with some squads from the New Zealand army and we did a lot of night op, I'm a civilian and have little idea of military 'fun' so I had a sleeping disorder. I know it kind of sound impossible to train with a different country army but we never used real guns, we used what was called 'Airsoft' looks like a real gun with no difference and you can attach optics or flashlights or laser to it, if you can shot an airsoft gun you can shot a real gun only thing is that air soft doesn't have recoil unlike real gun so yea we 'had fun' and its illegal to own or play airsoft in Australia so we went to New Zealand for the simulation and I'm sure the Govt here has their eye on me and everyone that went for the 'game' especially now that Australia had a terrorist attack