Henry120:


Soweto r3tard!

SAAF isn't getting anymore Half-french Helicopters, if you were, you won't have only 10 in active service.


When Nigerian went to the market to purchase Helicopters, Africa felt it. 40 attack/Transport Helicopters in all, excluding up-grades done to NAF super-Puma's.

-12 MI-35M and 12 MI-171sh Terminator

-At least 8 MI-24v Helicopters and MI-17 from ukraine

-12 MI-35p from belarus.

-At leat 8 Gazelle Helicopters for Army Air corps.

* drones and additional survelliance planes not added.

* watch this space, the Nigerian Army Air corps is seriously considering the TAI T129 ATAK Helicopter.


This is how we ball bi.tch !!


Yes, I know how the SAAF spent money on jets it cannot afford, it cannot fly and cannot keep in the air. 9 pilots in 16 years isn't actually a stellar record.

We also know how your project biro is about to celebrate it's 23 birthday as a colossal pipe dream. TBH, i'm genuinely concerned.


So, white boy, what is going to replace your half-french helicopter?

Here's a quote from the CAS confirming the T129 helicopters

Another technology that falls within the NEC, he said, is the T129 attack helicopters, which we are trying to acquire now, and once the pilot is on flight with the forward looking infra red, he does not need to come back home before striking. As the enemy is being detected, he gets directive to continue the strike, and that makes the strike easy.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/amosu-air-force-to-monitor-control-multiple-war-operations-from-abuja/208802/

patches689:

There is not a single fact in them.
Only emotion and opinion.
I deal in facts. You deal in hurt feelings.

The Nigerian Airforce is in the process of acquiring TAI T-129 ATAK Helicopters.

xwolverine:



Here's a quote from the CAS confirming the T129 helicopters

Thanks man, the T-129 is the sort of helicopter we need. An Advance Helicopter well suited to our Hot climate.

agaugust:


SANDF has NO SINGLE Umkhonto ground based missile in service.

CASE CLOSED

Its been successfully test fired back in 2013, so yes we do have some Umkhonto GBLs in service.

agaugust:


Yes bra, it is

That's how our stealth OPV started too bra....it sails around the world today

Cool heres our OPV:

jln115:
Cool heres our OPV:

You have no OPV's. That's a Turkish or Damen corvette/OPV.

Henry120:


You have no OPV's. That's a Turkish or Damen corvette/OPV.

Nope that's a Meko 100

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patches689:


- 56 T-72s ordered.

I trade in facts. Not opinion. Not feelings.

Nope, fact is 56 T-72 M1 tanks from Czech republic only.

A total of 200 T-72 tanks ordered by Nigeria, 65% delivered according to president Jonathan.

T-72 AV tanks ordered from Ukraine....confirmed by Ukraine's minister for defence :

"Previously there was no information about contracts on delivery of such armaments to Nigeria. However, the information about the repair works of T-72AV at State Enterprise “Lviv Armor Repair Plant” appeared in September 2014. Concerning the BTR-4E, it seems that small part of 42 BTR-4E APCs batch designed for Iraq, was sold to Nigeria, after Iraq refused to accept them.

On March 26, 2014, Ukraine’s ex-PM Yulia Tymoshenko asked the Security Service of Ukraine to investigate the sale of military equipment to foreign states during the time of Russian military aggression against Ukraine. She also noted, that she had the information about the preparation of delivery of T-72 tanks and BTR-4E APCs to Nigeria.

Valeriy Heletey, then-Defense Minister of Ukraine, refuted some part of Tymoshenko’s statements, while confirmed the existence of a sales contract between Ukraine and Nigeria. “The contract was signed during the presidency of Viktor Yanukovych, and in case of inability to fulfill this contract, Ukraine will be obliged to pay the penalties.” – said Mr. Heletey.


http://info-news.eu/ukraine-delivered-t-72ab-tanks-and-btr-4e-apcs-to-nigeria/

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jln115:
Nope that's a Meko 100

German?
It looks like a dutch or turkish designed boat.

jln115:

Its been successfully test fired back in 2013, so yes we do have some Umkhonto GBLs in service.

Show us source that SANDF inducted land based Umkhonto missile into service.

You don't know the difference between weapons in service and weapons in manufacturers test laboratory, I have never seen a foolish white man like you, are you a school drop out? You think like a fisherman that works daily on a canoe
.

jln115:

Nope that's a Meko 100

Show us proof SAN has ordered Meko 100 OPV or at least a meeting with the Germans offering it to your navy.

jln115:

Cool heres our OPV:

Nope your Soweto Navy OPV is the 1970s vintage warrior class tiny gunboats

Henry120:


German?

It looks like a dutch or turkish designed boat.

Well, it looks like the Meko 100 to me, the site I found it on also states that its a Meko 100

jln115:

Well, it looks like the Meko 100 to me, the site I found it on also states that its a Meko 100

It isn't south-african, that's what we can definitely agree on.

agaugust:


Show us source that SANDF inducted land based Umkhonto missile into service.

You don't know the difference between weapons in service and weapons in manufacturers test laboratory, I have never seen a foolish white man like you, are you a school drop out? You think like a fisherman that works daily on a canoe
.

OK? so tell me to which people do these vehicles belong that have SANDF number plates ?

Henry120:


It isn't south-african, that's what we can definitely agree on.

Jap, I was just taking the piss out of Agaugust.

agaugust:


Show us proof SAN has ordered Meko 100 OPV or at least a meeting with the Germans offering it to your navy.

Hahahahaha dude really?

agaugust:


Nope your Soweto Navy OPV is the 1970s vintage warrior class tiny gunboats

And what about your 1950s cutters?

patches689:


How do we have 14 operational gripen with 9 pilots?

Same way you bought 26 jets with 25 missiles...less than one missile each per jet.

Same way you bought 26 jets and have 9 pilots.

Same way bros, same mentally d.eranged way your ANC country thinks

jln115:

And what about your 1950s cutters?

Just extras, we have 2014 OPV super stealth world class.

Henry120:


The Nigerian Airforce is in the process of acquiring TAI T-129 ATAK Helicopters.

And so?

Henry120:


Thanks man, the T-129 is the sort of helicopter we need. An Advance Helicopter well suited to our Hot climate.

Its a lightweight in the attack helicopter world

jln115:

OK? so tell me to which people do these vehicles belong that have SANDF number plates ?

Umkhonto land based is NOT yet in service, every SANDF man here on nairaland has confirmed that.

Never inducted, stop fooling around, that's how you trap yourself in arguments that embarrass you in the end.

agaugust:
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Nope, fact is 56 T-72 M1 tanks from Czech republic only.

A total of 200 T-72 tanks ordered by Nigeria, 65% delivered according to president Jonathan.

T-72 AV tanks ordered from Ukraine....confirmed by Ukraine's minister for defence :

"Previously there was no information about contracts on delivery of such armaments to Nigeria. However, the information about the repair works of T-72AV at State Enterprise “Lviv Armor Repair Plant” appeared in September 2014. Concerning the BTR-4E, it seems that small part of 42 BTR-4E APCs batch designed for Iraq, was sold to Nigeria, after Iraq refused to accept them.

On March 26, 2014, Ukraine’s ex-PM Yulia Tymoshenko asked the Security Service of Ukraine to investigate the sale of military equipment to foreign states during the time of Russian military aggression against Ukraine. She also noted, that she had the information about the preparation of delivery of T-72 tanks and BTR-4E APCs to Nigeria.

Valeriy Heletey, then-Defense Minister of Ukraine, refuted some part of Tymoshenko’s statements, while confirmed the existence of a sales contract between Ukraine and Nigeria. “The contract was signed during the presidency of Viktor Yanukovych, and in case of inability to fulfill this contract, Ukraine will be obliged to pay the penalties.” – said Mr. Heletey.


http://info-news.eu/ukraine-delivered-t-72ab-tanks-and-btr-4e-apcs-to-nigeria/

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Where does it say anything about 200?

Official number is 56

end of story

patches689:


Its a lightweight in the attack helicopter world

Chosen for long patrol/recce endurance hours and rapid response squadron by NAF. Better than a Rooivalk.

agaugust:


Just extras, we have 2014 OPV super stealth world class.

You only have 2, we will have 3 90-100m OPVs and 3 50-60m IPVs at the end of 2020.

agaugust:


Umkhonto land based is NOT yet in service, every SANDF man here on nairaland has confirmed that.

Never inducted, stop fooling around, that's how you trap yourself in arguments that embarrass you in the end.

Ok so who owns those vehicles with SANDF number plates?

jln115:

And what about your 1950s cutters?

The Hull might be old, but that boat is africa's most advanced High endurance vessel. It comes with a state of the art "Rmfac" (spelling incorrect) and an advance radar/ data link system which allows for seamless communication between the ATR, land Operations center/ surveillance systems , commandos and vessel.

The boat also got an 8.5 million dollars overhaul before transfer.

agaugust:


Nope your Soweto Navy OPV is the 1970s vintage warrior class tiny gunboats

With a speed of 34knts, a small crew of 45 men and a range of 7400km it is very well suited to its role.

jln115:

And what about your 1950s cutters?

The Hull might be old, but that boat is africa's most advanced High endurance vessel. It comes with a state of the art "Rmfac" (spelling incorrect) and an advance radar/ data link system which allows for seamless communication between the ATR, land Operations center/ surveillance systems , commandos and vessel.

The boat also got an 8.5 million dollars up-grade before transfer.

agaugust:


Same way you bought 26 jets with 25 missiles...less than one missile each per jet.

Same way you bought 26 jets and have 9 pilots.

Same way bros, same mentally d.eranged way your ANC country thinks

You mean the same way we just started building our own missiles for our jets? Why would we buy 100's of missiles only to replace them all in less than a decade?

14 gripen operational at any one time = 14 pilots

Deal with it

agaugust:


Umkhonto land based is NOT yet in service, every SANDF man here on nairaland has confirmed that.

Never inducted, stop fooling around, that's how you trap yourself in arguments that embarrass you in the end.

Why does it have SANDF numberplates?