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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by saengine: 1:06pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


The mediocrity you South-Africans celebrate is astonishing.

It's not a celebration. It's shoving facts down your throats. You people claimed that no C-130's went to Zambia-DRC in support of Gripen, not us.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:10pm On May 15, 2015
jln115:

Air-to-Ground, and in the DRC!

IRS-T missiles are now Air-to-ground missiles. grin grin

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 1:30pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


IRS-T missiles are now Air-to-ground missiles. grin grin

Argument is irrelevant

Conclusive evdence has been shown that munitions were flown up in c130s
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:33pm On May 15, 2015
saengine:


Aha. As i thought. Reporters go to Bangui, get specific quotes from officers specifically stating they took heavy casualties. But the truth has you desperately coming up with an excuse not to believe it....pathetic. That photo of a Seleka rebel sitting on a SA Army gecko vehicle was taken by the same journalists. So you also refuse to believe the pic? That gecko wasnt really captured? Okay then.

And finally. What disfunction in your poorly developed brain makes you believe that Force A cannot take heavy casualties from Force B, even though it eventually breaks through Force B's lines?
Again...pathetic.

South-African journos trying to relive the old days of the Apartheid SADF cannot be considered as credible.

The Sources I posted who detailed the embarrassing defeat SANDF Elite troops suffered at the hands of Seleka rebels come from the BBC, Reuters and the UN agency on the ground.

All internationally recognised and credible sources, and all of them on the ground. Until, there is an actual refute of the reports they made, there is no reason to doubt their reports.


The bolded has always been the most laughable part of the sensationalist tales South-African news sources have carried.

You South-Africans and your glory hunting media have carried multiple fraudulent claims of between 800 - 1500 dead Seleka, of an advancing force of 3000.

Oga, these claims are nothing but lies, and more lies.

SANDF killed between 800-1500 of 3000, yet Seleka still had enough men and resources to brush your Elite troops aside and take over the capital...... I mean come on!!

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by saengine: 1:38pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


[s]South-African journos trying to relieve the old days of the Apartheid SADF cannot be considered as credible.

The Sources I posted who detailed the embarrassing defeat SANDF Elite troops suffered at the hands of Seleka rebels come from the BBC, Reuters and the UN agency on the ground.

All internationally recognised and credible sources, and all of them on the ground. Until, there is an actual refute of the reports they made, there is no reason to doubt their reports.


The bolded has always been the most laughable part of the sensationalist tales South-African news sources have carried.

You South-Africans and your glory hunting media have carried multiple fraudulent claims of between 800 - 1500 dead Seleka, of an advancing force of 3000.

Oga, these claims are nothing but lies, and more lies.

SANDF killed between 800-1500 of 3000, yet Seleka still had enough men and resources to brush your Elite troops aside and take over the capital...... I mean come on!![/s]

Seleka officer spoke with his very own mouth that more than half of his unit of 500 men were lost. Deal with it. Swallow it. Digest it.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:42pm On May 15, 2015
saengine:


Fact? Okay....you typed that message and pressed submit. No one forced you. You have stated it as fact. Hmmm.

Let me turn you into an Augustine before i sleep. That calculation is based on 26 AIRFRAMES. Meaning that calculation only holds true if there were 26 Gripen pilots in 2013 when those figures were released. I'm pretty sure you are the same person who said we had 6 Gripen pilots in 2013....fact! You have recently upped that number to 9.

So which one of your "facts" are "facts"? 26 Gripen pilots in 2013 or 6 Gripen pilots in 2013? Will be intetesting to see how you scramble to edit your "fact".

Just a nice warm slap to bring you back to your senses while you busy think you're on a roll. Bite all ten finger nails off your fingers thinking of a response to this. We wont hold our breath though.

First things first, the report I culled this excerpt you quoted is a December 2014 report written by Guy martin.


Now, you having a pilot shortage for your 26 Gripen jets is entirely based on your Airforce incompetence and ineptitude. It has no bearing on the number of Gripen jets ordered. The report is based on the fact SAAF has 26 Gripens in service, and of those 26 Gripens, an Airframe logs only 2 hours of flight time a month every 12 months.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:43pm On May 15, 2015
saengine:


Seleka officer spoke with his very own mouth that more than half of his unit of 500 men were lost. Deal with it. Swallow it. Digest it.

Seleka spokesman cannot confirm this.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:48pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


IRS-T missiles are now Air-to-ground missiles. grin grin
Yes
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:52pm On May 15, 2015
saengine:


It's not a celebration. It's shoving facts down your throats. You people claimed that no C-130's went to Zambia-DRC in support of Gripen, not us.

Where your dead and wounded supposed to walk down home from bangui?


The irrefutable facts are your cowards on the ground practically begged for APC's, Rooivalk Helicopters and Oryx Transport Helicopters 2 months before their abysmal defeat in the CAR. None of their calls were acted upon.

Grandstanding and showing off with IRS-T's after your troops had suffered a resounding defeat, doesn't take away anything from the incompetence your top brass in Pretoria displayed.


My argument has been, SAAF Gripens were stationed in Zambia. Zambia is over 2000km from bangui.

-SANDF troops needed CAS and weren't provided any.

- SAAF Gripens were armed with Air-to-Air missiles in Zambia, when troops actually needed CAS. Of what use are IRS-T's in evacuation missions?

So, which of these facts did you respond to?

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:53pm On May 15, 2015
jln115:

Yes

You are beyond pathetic.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:58pm On May 15, 2015
patches689:



Last checked your airlift ability ammounted to abandoning men in the Sudan for so long that they werebforced to munitny to get a lift home

Also, the utter destruction of your argument is hardly mediocre

Last I check Nigeria carried out over 1350 airlift missions in under an 8 month period.

You should stop celebrating mediocrity as Saengine's post did nothing to respond to the fundamental failings of SANDF brasshats.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:59pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


You are beyond pathetic.
Jap so are you!
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:06pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


South-African journos trying to relieve the old days of the Apartheid SADF cannot be considered as credible.

The Sources I posted who detailed the embarrassing defeat SANDF Elite troops suffered at the hands of Seleka rebels come from the BBC, Reuters and the UN agency on the ground.

All internationally recognised and credible sources, and all of them on the ground. Until, there is an actual refute of the reports they made, there is no reason to doubt their reports.


The bolded has always been the most laughable part of the sensationalist tales South-African news sources have carried.

You South-Africans and your glory hunting media have carried multiple fraudulent claims of between 800 - 1500 dead Seleka, of an advancing force of 3000.

Oga, these claims are nothing but lies, and more lies.

SANDF killed between 800-1500 of 3000, yet Seleka still had enough men and resources to brush your Elite troops aside and take over the capital...... I mean come on!!

Reports from reporters on the ground back up our claims

this argument is over
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:08pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


First things first, the report I culled this excerpt you quoted is a December 2014 report written by Guy martin.


Now, you having a pilot shortage for your 26 Gripen jets is entirely based on your Airforce incompetence and ineptitude. It has no bearing on the number of Gripen jets ordered. The report is based on the fact SAAF has 26 Gripens in service, and of those 26 Gripens, an Airframe logs only 2 hours of flight time a month every 12 months.

LOL - you have trapped yourself

Also citations have been posted that the Gripen flew upwarDs of 800 hours in 2012\13

You argument has been dealt with allready - stop wasting our time
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:10pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


Seleka spokesman cannot confirm this.

Reports in bangui interveiwed him

We have his name and rank

As well as testimony on the causalties his unit suffered

This has beeen posted over and over
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:12pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


Where you dead and wounded supposed to walk down home from bangui?


The irrefutable facts are your cowards on the ground practically begged for APC's, Rooivalk Helicopters and Oryx Transport Helicopters 2 months before their abysmal defeat in the CAR. None of their calls were acted upon.

Grandstanding and showing off with IRS-T's after your troops had suffered a resounding defeat, doesn't take away anything from the incompetence your top brass in Pretoria displayed.


My argument has been, SAAF Gripens were stationed in Zambia. Zambia is over 2000km from bangui.

-SANDF troops needed CAS and weren't provided any.

- SAAF Gripens were armed with Air-to-Air missiles in Zambia, when troops actually needed CAS. Of what use are IRS-T's in evacuation missions?

So, which of these facts did you respond to?

you keep saying it was a defeat

What objectives did we fail?

Citations have been posted of gripen being forward deployed - there is no longer an argument

Yet again, we post citations and you ignore them
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:15pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


Last I check Nigeria carried out over 1350 airlift missions in under an 8 month period.

You should stop celebrating mediocrity as Saengine's post did nothing to respond to the fundamental failings of SANDF brasshats.

1. Citation needed for Nigerian airlift
2. Read the post - Gripen, rooivalk, oryx and soldeirs were deployed thousands of KMS from home in under a week

Nigeria does not have these capabilities and never will

Your entirr argument has been completely detroyed
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by saengine: 2:16pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


First things first, the report I culled this excerpt you quoted is a December 2014 report written by Guy martin.


Now, you having a pilot shortage for your 26 Gripen jets is entirely based on your Airforce incompetence and ineptitude. It has no bearing on the number of Gripen jets ordered. The report is based on the fact SAAF has 26 Gripens in service, and of those 26 Gripens, an Airframe logs only 2 hours of flight time a month every 12 months.

No. Those figures are from Brigader-General John Bayne during an arms deal enquiry report in September 2013. If Guy Martin decided to write an article a year later thats his fault. And your stu.pidity for not checking up on the original source.

Secondly.....why are you running away like a scared little b*tch from my original question? Which one of your "facts" are "facts"? YOU said Gripen PILOTS fly 2 hours a month...fact! You said it, not me. 2 hours a month is 26 pilots flying 3500 hours over 5 years (2008-2013). Do the maths. Your other "fact" was that we had 6 Gripen pilots in 2013. Again, which one of your facts are facts? 26 pilots in 2013 or 6 pilots in 2013?

Be a man. Answer.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 2:18pm On May 15, 2015
patches689:


Case closed

Yet againnthe SANDF demonstrates capabilities that the Nigerians could only dream of

The mediocrity of South-Africans.

SAAF deployed

-3 Transport Planes ( 2 C-130's and a 3rd unknown type)- C.A.R

- 4 Gripens (Zambia)
- 2 Half-French Helicopters (Zambia)
- 2 Super-Puma Helicopters (Zambia)

*only the Transport Planes actually flew to bangui.

Nigerian Deployment to mali

- 2 C-130-H Transport Planes
- 2 G-222 medium Transport
- 1 ATR-42 ELINT compliant surveillance plane

- 4 Alpha jets
- 3 MI-35/24 attack Helicopters

Transporting a contingent of 1200 men and their equipment.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 2:21pm On May 15, 2015
saengine:


Fact? Okay....you typed that message and pressed submit. No one forced you. You have stated it as fact. Hmmm.

Let me turn you into an Augustine before i sleep. That calculation is based on 26 AIRFRAMES. Meaning that calculation only holds true if there were 26 Gripen pilots in 2013 when those figures were released. I'm pretty sure you are the same person who said we had 6 Gripen pilots in 2013....fact! You have recently upped that number to 9.

So which one of your "facts" are "facts"? 26 Gripen pilots in 2013 or 6 Gripen pilots in 2013? Will be intetesting to see how you scramble to edit your "fact".


As more info comes, we adjust figures. As at today, SAAF has only 9 Gripen pilots and 9 navigators.

What if I said 6 pilots before I got info source on 9 pilots, what is wrong with that?

Your South Africans here said in early 2015 that Nigeria has 0 T-72 tanks, later they said we had 4 T-72, later they said 12 T-12, next they changed to 14 T-72, later they agreed we had 56 T-72 tanks, next they say okay T-72 M1 + T-72 AV you have maybe about 100 T-72 tanks.....

Did you ask your Southie guys to explain why they change numbers?

Keep scratching your coconut head for an answer to give me
.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 2:22pm On May 15, 2015
patches689:


Reports from reporters on the ground back up our claims

this argument is over

Reports from reputable Agencies on the ground during the a$s whooping of SANDF forces is the only acceptable report.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:25pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


The mediocrity of South-Africans.

SAAF deployed

-3 Transport Planes ( 2 C-130's and a 3rd unknown type)- C.A.R

- 4 Gripens (Zambia)
- 2 Half-French Helicopters (Zambia)
- 2 Super-Puma Helicopters (Zambia)

*only the Transport Planes actually flew to bangui.

Nigerian Deployment to mali

- 2 C-130-H Transport Planes
- 2 G-222 medium Transport
- 1 ATR-42 ELINT compliant surveillance plane

- 4 Alpha jets
- 3 MI-35/24 attack Helicopters

Transporting a contingent of 1200 men and their equipment.

Yes it took you 8 months to do that

We did it in under a week

So - it takes you 32 weeks to do what we do in 1

How were rooivalk and oryx flying into the car fROM Zambia?

also citations needed for Nigerian deployment
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by saengine: 2:27pm On May 15, 2015
agaugust:


As more info comes, we adjust figures. As at today, SAAF has only 9 Gripen pilots and 9 navigators.

What if I said 6 pilots before I got info source on 9 pilots, what is wrong with that?

Your South Africans here said in early 2015 that Nigeria has 0 T-72 tanks, later they said we had 4 T-72, later they said 12 T-12, next they changed to 14 T-72, later they agreed we had 56 T-72 tanks, next they say okay T-72 M1 + T-72 AV you have maybe about 100 T-72 tanks.....

Did you ask your Southie guys to explain why they change numbers?

Keep scratching your coconut head for an answer to give me
.

Refer to archives before you pretend to know what we are talking about. You just came to a formal dinner wearing shorts and slippers. Leave the room, go see what the topic is about, then come back.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:28pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


Reports from reputable Agencies on the ground during the a$s whooping of SANDF forces is the only acceptable report.

Hahahahahah

Pathetic response

Reporters in bangui interveiwed a man who provided his name and rank and informed them of seleka casualties

Deal with it
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:33pm On May 15, 2015
agaugust:


As more info comes, we adjust figures. As at today, SAAF has only 9 Gripen pilots and 9 navigators.

What if I said 6 pilots before I got info source on 9 pilots, what is wrong with that?

Your South Africans here said in early 2015 that Nigeria has 0 T-72 tanks, later they said we had 4 T-72, later they said 12 T-12, next they changed to 14 T-72, later they agreed we had 56 T-72 tanks, next they say okay T-72 M1 + T-72 AV you have maybe about 100 T-72 tanks.....

Did you ask your Southie guys to explain why they change numbers?

Keep scratching your coconut head for an answer to give me
.

Ehen did ee ever agree that you have about 100?
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 2:33pm On May 15, 2015
patches689:


Hahahahahah

Pathetic response

Reporters in bangui interveiwed a man who provided his name and rank and informed them of seleka casualties

Deal with it

Cry me a river.

Your Elite troops did not kill more than 15 Seleka rebels. This is a fact.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by patches689: 2:36pm On May 15, 2015
Henry120:


Cry me a river.

Your Elite troops did not kill more than 15 Seleka rebels. This is a fact.

That is not what seleka said

Seleka lost over 400 men - that is a fact

If you have a problem with that - argue with Sekeka
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 2:46pm On May 15, 2015
saengine:


Aha. As i thought. Reporters go to Bangui, get specific quotes from officers specifically stating they took heavy casualties. But the truth has you desperately coming up with an excuse not to believe it....pathetic. That photo of a Seleka rebel sitting on a SA Army gecko vehicle was taken by the same journalists. So you also refuse to believe the pic? That gecko wasnt really captured? Okay then.


Who told you the photo of Seleka boy mocking SANDF on your army's Gecko vehicle was taken by the same South African journalists who were sitting inside their Johannesburg office writing fake stories that 400 Seleka died in a battlefield they could not visit 1,000 km away? Why those same South African journalists show us one photo of one single dead Seleka rebel if they were able to take photo of Seleka on Gecko without the Seleka daggers cutting off their Southie necks grin grin

Dude, that photo is more likely taken by the PR unit of Seleka to make Mandela army's history the worst in Africa grin grin

Many SANDF Elite troops Geckos were captured, not just one, it's many vehicles, the rat race running South African army left ALL their vehicles behind, see photo gallery of the century below ....

EPIC Embarrassment, hilarious and world class humiliation of South Africa's military and national pride, this is what happens when South African military has to fight alone without United Nations leadership or the help of thousands of foreign mercenaries like UNITA tongue tongue
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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 2:51pm On May 15, 2015
patches689:


Seleka lost over 400 men - that is a fact


Show us photo of one single dead body of Seleka or coffin, I have 15 photos of 15 dead SANDF troops.

Until proved with photo evidence, NO SELEKA REBEL DIED IN BANGUI !
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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 2:59pm On May 15, 2015
saengine:


http://www.saairforce.co.za/news-and-events/1196/sa-was-ready-for-more

"John Morgan, a South African working in Zambia, was amazed while at Ndola airport on Saturday waiting for his flight and four Gripen fighter aircraft landed.

Shortly thereafter, a South African C-130 Hercules cargo plane with the Gripens ground crew also landed there. Morgan's photos show the Gripens IRIS air-to-air missiles and equipped with long-range tanks.

According to Beeld's information a stock of bombs was sent in a C-130."


Stock of bombs sent in a C-130. End of discussion.



Nope, ask your friends to tell us the name of SAAF Gripens air to ground missiles, not bombs, missiles deployed in Zambia.

mzilakazi:

I say again that is LUG-tot-GROND missile meaning AIR-to-GROUND missile.

jln115:

It clearly says in Afrikaans that out Gripens were carrying Air-to-Ground missiles why the fvck would we have Air-to-Air missiles in CAR.

jln115:


Source clearly says Air-to-Ground missiles

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 3:00pm On May 15, 2015
patches689:


That is not what seleka said

Seleka lost over 400 men - that is a fact

If you have a problem with that - argue with Sekeka

There is no evidence SANDF killed more than 15 Seleka rebels, there isn't even a single photo of a dead seleka rebel available.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 3:01pm On May 15, 2015
stillchris:


hahahahahahaha... Nigeria flew alpha jets to liberia and sl without air-air missiles during the civil wars there. did same to mali past Niger. that is the experience we are talking about brah.

fools. your military and government are so inexperienced in such missions that they forget they have to ask for permission to fly past the countries' airspace by which hostile attack on your jets by the host countries is less likely.
seeing as serious as the crisis was then, those countries would have obliged without much delay. That's if you are truly respected over there.

it's common sense bro.

so by your explanation, SA lacks the diplimatic power to make such happen.

#NewRevelation.

The SAAF was afraid of Zimbabwean F-7 jets
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