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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:30pm On May 12, 2015
xwolverine:



1. the F2 auto-cannon is similar to the M230 - Fact
So the limitation remains relevant

2. You based your argument on the Rooivalk's gun, not me. I only schooled you on the F2 and other autocannon's limitations.

3. Irrelevant rebuttal.

Rooivalk - Old radar system with limited range.
T-129 - 128 Target acquisition simultaneously and ability to prioritise targets.

Rooivalk - 1990s tech, no longer in production.
T-129 - 2009 tech, currently in production.
1. NAF does not have the T129
2. NAF does not have the T129
3. NAF does not have the T129
4. NAF does not have the T129

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:32pm On May 12, 2015
patches689:


If you need to announce that someone has been defeated it is usually pretty obvious that they have not been.

Mumu Logic!!!

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:33pm On May 12, 2015
jln115:

1. NAF does not have the T129
2. NAF does not have the T129
3. NAF does not have the T129
4. NAF does not have the T129

So this is what you have been reduced to. grin grin grin

"A common troll like patches689 and mikeczar?".

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 1:36pm On May 12, 2015
Henry120:


So this is what you have been reduced to. grin grin grin

He has been reduced to the truth?

We have seen this before:

- Tucano
- T80 Oplot
- Su30
- JF-17
- FH-77 B05 L52
- Missile Armed OPV

Nothing now, this debate is simply academic

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:42pm On May 12, 2015
patches689:


He has been reduced to the truth?

We have seen this before:

- Tucano
- T80 Oplot
- Su30
- JF-17
- FH-77 B05 L52
- Missile Armed OPV

Nothing now, this debate is simply academic

-Tucano, originally evaluated and dropped.
-T80 Oplot, 2 examples exported to Nigeria for evaluation.
- SU-30, still under evaluation
- JF-17, Pakistani Airforce chief said Nigeria wanted 1-2 squadrons.
- FH-77, an error, later corrected.
- missile armed OPV, OPV's feature an open architecture and can be easily armed.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by saengine: 1:44pm On May 12, 2015
agaugust:
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Watch my next video, it answers your question but also shows you have a low calibre brain that needs total upgrade to function on Nairaland



Gatling gun fires about 50 bullets per second.....confirmed !

One trigger pull will release 3 bullets in so short a time, split seconds so fast you cannot measure the time with a normal clock, it is as fast as if all 3 bullets came out together, the time difference is split seconds and infinitesimal, the time between the 3 bullets release is so short it's almost simultaneous....confirmed by video expert analysis of Gatling gun mechanism posted below.

Yes, T-129 has more firepower than Rooivalk.

All South Africans are foooools, your entire nation fails science on a daily basis shocked shocked shocked[/size]


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLEGE7k9FD4
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That is not the gatling gun on a T-129. Why dont you post a video of the 1st gatling gun built in the 1900's? Can we also say Rooivalk fires "12 × 20 mm caliber " rounds if it fires 12 rounds a second?

You thought T-129 fires 3 bullets at one go. You ran to the internet to correct yourself.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 1:44pm On May 12, 2015
Henry120:


-Tucano, originally evaluated and dropped.
-T80 Oplot, 2 examples exported to Nigeria for evaluation.
- SU-30, still under evaluation
- JF-17, Pakistani Airforce chief said Nigeria wanted 1-2 squadrons.
- FH-77, an error, later corrected.
- missile armed OPV, OPV's feature an open architecture and can be easily armed.


And yet you claimed to have all these things

and yet

You have none of them
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:49pm On May 12, 2015
patches689:


And yet you claimed to have all these things

and yet

You have none of them

No, we did not.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by xwolverine: 1:49pm On May 12, 2015
patches689:


Rooivalk:

- Bigger round from autocannon, more ammunition

- larger weapons payload

- more weapons hard points

- longer loiter time, range, performance characteristics (despite the bigger payload)

- combat tested

1. So the limitation is that it cannot engage MBT's? Yes, we all know this.

2. What limitations? Is the F2 the same as the autocannon found on the Apache?

3. Your citation does not refer to the F2 autocannon. It refers to a completely different auto-canon with different capabilities.



All autocannons have the same limitation, except you can prove yours is a genius invention of science. The mere fact that you don't even know about the overheating of autocannons and guns in general, call to question your level of knowledge about these systems.

If the F2 was so wonderful that it doesn't overheat, then the Eurocopter Tiger used by the French (the original manufacturers of the F2), would be using the F2 and not the superior GIAT 30 cannon in chin turret(used on the Rafales). The apache longbow still has this limitation, talkless of the Rooivalk. Like seriously undecided


So you would actually advice your helicopter to loiter in combat when the enemy could fire anti-aircraft missiles.



Did you just say that Rooivalk is combat tested?
Against Seleka rebels fighting with hoes and cutlasses.

Ignorance is bliss, no wonder you equate military participation to the number of dead soldiers. grin grin

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 2:02pm On May 12, 2015
xwolverine:


All autocannons have the same limitation, except you can prove yours is a genius invention of science. The mere fact that you don't even know about the overheating of autocannons and guns in general, call to question your level of knowledge about these systems.

If the F2 was so wonderful that it doesn't overheat, then the Eurocopter Tiger used by the French (the original manufacturers of the F2), would be using the F2 and not the superior GIAT 30 cannon in chin turret(used on the Rafales). The apache longbow still has this limitation, talkless of the Rooivalk. Like seriously undecided


So you would actually advice your helicopter to loiter in combat when the enemy could fire anti-aircraft missiles.



Did you just say that Rooivalk is combat tested?
Against Seleka rebels fighting with hoes and cutlasses.

Ignorance is bliss, no wonder you equate military participation to the number of dead soldiers. grin grin

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 2:22pm On May 12, 2015
patches689:


Rooivalk:

- Bigger round from autocannon, more ammunition

- larger weapons payload

- more weapons hard points

- combat tested

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T-129 has current war experience in Turkey against PKK rebels who are more powerful than M23.

Rooivalk needed partnership with European MI-35 Hinds to do one lone combat in Congo DRC.

T-129 is on it's job without foreign from Ukrainian air force Hind helicopter.

The T-129 can carry 3 guns, one 3 barrel Gatling on nose, and extra two gun pods on wings.

Your Rooivalk is still stuck with only one gun with one barrel.

Rooivalk CANNOT fire one single guided rocket, all it's pod of rockets fire dumb munition, many shots wasted to get one kill on a moving target

T-129 carries 4 laser guided pods with many precision guided rockets, one shot, one kill on moving target

Obsolete Rooivalk, ultra-modern T-129.

The T-129 will fire 10 laser precision guided rockets and kill 10 high speed mobile targets one after the other without sweat, the Rooivalk will need to struggle with many wasted rockets to kill one target, then repeates the same slow process and wasteful process 10 times, by the time T-129 has gone back home to base, the Rooivalk is still struggling to hit target, most of whom have escaped at high speed.

T-129 firepower is a clear winner over the Rooivalk, we are only having this debate because South Africans don't mind saying the earth is flat and not round, as long as it makes them sleep peacefully at night, self-delusion is always your pleasure. Congrats !

PHOTO : T-129 CARRIES MANY OF THIS LASER GUIDED PRECISION ROCKET....NO RIVAL

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:37pm On May 12, 2015
xwolverine:


If the F2 was so wonderful that it doesn't overheat, then the Eurocopter Tiger used by the French (the original manufacturers of the F2), would be using the F2 and not the superior GIAT 30 cannon in chin turret

It might have something to do with the Fact that the F2 is a 20mm autocannon and the GIAT 30 is 30mm
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:38pm On May 12, 2015
xwolverine:




So you would actually advice your helicopter to loiter in combat when the enemy could fire anti-aircraft missiles.


Loiter outside the range of AA

If its in contested airspace for 5 min or 30 min it is exposed to the same risk
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:39pm On May 12, 2015
agaugust:


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T-129 has current war experience in Turkey against PKK rebels who are more powerful than M23.

Rooivalk needed partnership with European MI-35 Hinds to do one lone combat in Congo DRC.

T-129 is on it's job without foreign from Ukrainian air force Hind helicopter.

The T-129 can carry 3 guns, one 3 barrel Gatling on nose, and extra two gun pods on wings.

Your Rooivalk is still stuck with only one gun with one barrel.

Rooivalk CANNOT fire one single guided rocket, all it's pod of rockets fire dumb munition, many shots wasted to get one kill on a moving target

T-129 carries 4 laser guided pods with many precision guided rockets, one shot, one kill on moving target

Obsolete Rooivalk, ultra-modern T-129.

The T-129 will fire 10 laser precision guided rockets and kill 10 high speed mobile targets one after the other without sweat, the Rooivalk will need to struggle with many wasted rockets to kill one target, then repeates the same slow process and wasteful process 10 times, by the time T-129 has gone back home to base, the Rooivalk is still struggling to hit target, most of whom have escaped at high speed.

T-129 firepower is a clear winner over the Rooivalk, we are only having this debate because South Africans don't mind saying the earth is flat and not round, as long as it makes them sleep peacefully at night, self-delusion is always your pleasure. Congrats !

PHOTO : T-129 CARRIES MANY OF THIS LASER GUIDED PRECISION ROCKET....NO RIVAL[/s]

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Ill take you seriously when you stop thinking that a mini-gun fires all barrels simultaneously.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:42pm On May 12, 2015
xwolverine:

The mere fact that you don't even know about the overheating of autocannons and guns in general, call to question your level of knowledge about these systems.




Did you just say that Rooivalk is combat tested?
Against Seleka rebels fighting with hoes and cutlasses.

1. All weapons systems overheat. Your problem is that you imply that overheating is an endemic for the 20mm F2 autocannon as it is for the 30mm M230. Two different systems - two different capabilities and operational limitations.

2. Seleka rebels were as well equipped as the PKK

3. T-129 has as of yet seen no actual combat whatsoever
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:45pm On May 12, 2015
xwolverine:


Ignorance is bliss, no wonder you equate military participation to the number of dead soldiers. grin grin

Is that what I said?

I equate combat with dead soldiers.

Niger and Cameroon are employing aggressive maneuvers and taking the fight to Boko Haram - high mobility high intensity operations designed to corner and engage boko haram formations. Suffering casualties is inevitable.

As apposed to the Nigerian army, slow and cumbersome operations, a lack of mobility and aggression. You allow Boko Haram to melt away as you are more obsessed with territory than with engaging rather than engaging enemy formations.

And as I said, look at the causalty figures for Veitnam v Iraq/Afghanistan - even when you factor in the different sizes of the deployments, my argument still holds.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 2:52pm On May 12, 2015
Henry120:


So this is what you have been reduced to. grin grin grin

"A common troll like patches689 and mikeczar?".
How am I trolling?You guys are trying to prove that a gunship you don't even have, is better than the Rooivalk(that we actually have)!

So please tell me how this whole argument is even relevant?
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by ChukwuCantDie: 4:29pm On May 12, 2015
Henry120:


"Fifth-generation fighters are already flying, but only second-generation tanks are in the inventories throughout the entire world. So the Armata will become the first series-produced third-generation tank "

The T-14 is the world's only 3rd generation Tank.

Stop hating boy!! You're like the South-African version of chukwucantdie.


The F-22 is an untested fighter, yet you refer to it as the world's best Air-superiority fighter.


Now, this is one of your most r3tarded comments yet, and you have many. You refer to the Rafale as the world's best JSF ahead of Fifth generation F-35's despite it been a virtually untested expensive fighter.
Chukwucantdie is the smartest man on Nairaland, dont you DARE COMPARE ME TO SUCH GUYS
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 4:54pm On May 12, 2015
ChukwuCantDie:
Chukwucantdie is the smartest man on Nairaland, dont you DARE COMPARE ME TO SUCH GUYS

Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by ChukwuCantDie: 5:28pm On May 12, 2015
patches689 you were supposed to have died of AIDS by now but yet you still live to talk about real Africans everyday of your life you impure mixed up piss coloured piece of sh1t
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 6:00pm On May 12, 2015
ChukwuCantDie:
patches689 you were supposed to have died of AIDS by now but yet you still live to talk about real Africans everyday of your life you impure mixed up piss coloured piece of sh1t

South Africans are not Africans.

We, are a nation.

You, are an ethnicity.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 6:11pm On May 12, 2015
[size=20pt]Gold is for the mistress,
silver for the maid.
Copper for the craftsman,
cunning at his trade.
"Good" said the General,
sitting in his Bunker,
"BUT IRON, COLD IRON, IS THE MASTER OF THEM ALL"[/size]

Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by xwolverine: 6:25pm On May 12, 2015
patches689:


Is that what I said?

I equate combat with dead soldiers.

Niger and Cameroon are employing aggressive maneuvers and taking the fight to Boko Haram - high mobility high intensity operations designed to corner and engage boko haram formations. Suffering casualties is inevitable.


They suffer more casualty because of lack of air frames (Gazelles, Super Pumas, Hinds, Alpha Jets and so on), MRAPS, T-72 tanks unlike Nigeria. Where is the sense in sending your troops bare chested to face boko-haram, without a common ballistic helmet and kevlar vest, because the Chadian army don't have these; and the Cameroonians too, apart from the BIR guys.


The approach of the Cameroonians and Chadian has a name, its called stupidity. Why should I send my infantry men into battle without aerial cover from hinds, without MRAPS to avoid an ambush or stepping on land-mines?

Just like seat belts, Kevlar vests actually saves lives. grin
Its not a fashion statement to wear one.



patches689:



As apposed to the Nigerian army, slow and cumbersome operations, a lack of mobility and aggression. You allow Boko Haram to melt away as you are more obsessed with territory than with engaging rather than engaging enemy formations.

And you know the cumbersomeness of the Nigerian Army because you have a magic ball showing their speed at every given point in time.

"Slow and cumbersome operations", and you know this because you are on ground and part of the operations. undecided undecided

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by overhypedsteve(m): 7:44pm On May 12, 2015
patches689:


If you need to announce that someone has been defeated it is usually pretty obvious that they have not been.
he wasnt announced he just felt suprised.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by MikeCZAR: 9:50pm On May 12, 2015
patches689:

Its not the Colonel
Its some deranged fool pretending to be him.
Thus: Your post is empty
Kommandant ! A lieutenant colonel.
SA trained.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by MikeCZAR: 9:54pm On May 12, 2015
patches689:


This proves that he posts on beegugug's blog how?
I now believe Nigerians think that guy is some god or something.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by MikeCZAR: 9:58pm On May 12, 2015
agaugust:


Modern self loading multiple shot hunting rifle, not Zulu hunting spear. You are as obsolete as a Rooivalk.



Envy + Inferiority Complex = Suicide tongue tongue
.
No one shots an animal with a lot of bullets it damages the meat.

Unless his injured but won't go down.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by MikeCZAR: 9:59pm On May 12, 2015
agaugust:


Two 7.62 mm calibre bullets from AK-47 rifle means a total physical mass of metal 15.24 mm is lodged inside y.our forehead grin grin
.
grin grin grin grin grin Oh @Patches689 help me.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by MikeCZAR: 10:07pm On May 12, 2015
agaugust:


Sure, a 3 barrel gatling gun from T-129 is enough to make you drop your coffee and run like SANDF, it's more deadly than 1,000 Seleka rifles.

Less powerful round? How?

102 mm Vs 139 mm, both will k.ill

So how is 102 mm less powerful? Can you survive it?

Nigerian AK-47 is 7.62 mm calibre

South African R-4 rifle is 5.56 mm calibre

You have just admitted that AK-47 rifle has a more powerful bullet than R-4 rifle. Thank you shocked shocked
.
Yes, the 7.62mm round is powerful than 5.56mm rounds.


A person won't drop immediately if hit by a 5.56mm round.

But what the 5.56mm offers is that troops are able to carry more ammo.

7.62 were used in battle rifles after WW2 like FN FAL and AK-47, today it is mostly used by sf.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by MikeCZAR: 10:11pm On May 12, 2015
agaugust:


Oh really? I am sure we were talking about submarine warfare because you said Nigerian Lynx helicopter has no torpedoes and that SAN will sail submarine to attack Nigeria and we can do nothing about it. That is what you said and everybody read it here !

Are torpedoes guided by radar inside water? Yesterday was a bad day for y.ou man ! grin

Nigeria has anti-submarine warfare capability.

CASE CLOSED grin
Yes, your navy would perish in a day.

All your 80s equipment expired all ago, remember you had to beg the US to get your C-130s airbourne again.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by MikeCZAR: 10:13pm On May 12, 2015
agaugust:


Post the MRLS source here for us to verify dude, and stop acting like you have Down's Syndrome, born m0ron !
.
You just said you read Helmoed's book. You have a problem with comprehension?
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by MikeCZAR: 10:24pm On May 12, 2015
patches689:


Rooivalk:

- Bigger round from autocannon, more ammunition

- larger weapons payload

- more weapons hard points

- longer loiter time, range, performance characteristics (despite the bigger payload)

- combat tested

1. So the limitation is that it cannot engage MBT's? Yes, we all know this.

2. What limitations? Is the F2 the same as the autocannon found on the Apache?

3. Your citation does not refer to the F2 autocannon. It refers to a completely different auto-canon with different capabilities.

T-129 is a lightweight armed-recon platform, it is not a true-blue heavyweight tank hunter like the Z-10, Rooivalk, Apache, Mi Mil-28 or Ka-50(52)

Your T-129 is more akin to the Tiger, HAL, Kawasaki OH-1, Korean AH-X and Cobra family.

The T-129 is a skirmisher compared to the juggernaught that is the Rooivalk. Not only that, but the Rooivalk has all round better performance - despite its size and weapons payload.

All statistics support this.
The Rooivalk GI-2 20mm canon is capable of penetrating some tanks like the T-55(most used MBT in Africa).

But heavy armoured vehicles will be sliced open by rockets or ATGMs.

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