Nigerian navy

frumentius:



Seriously though, what aren't we trying to sell to the Pakistanis?
A-Darter to their Air Force;
Umkhonto to their Navy;
T5 to their Army.
Anything I left out?

I think Denel will supply them air munitions soon.

We were unable to complete development of systems offered to them like the T-Darter BVRAAM.

Just like Raptor III Denel dynamics displayed during AAD in 2012. If SAAF can fund the development PAF will likely acquire as an upgrade.

Most of the stuff Denel sells is acquired by the SANDF or highly funded.

tdayof:
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Very true. You'll also agree that my comment come from what we all saw in the Channelstv video.

chike00:


the dude has issues personally. said it already and i will have to wait till infinity to be proven wrong. we all should smile and nod our head so we dont upset whatever he calls himself...

unless you are here just to view pictures and not bothered about the informations you read(true or false), there's nothing wrong with a little argument and responding to what you percieve to be false. that's the essense of this thread. to educate.

you're wrong to take sides sir. just enjoy the arguments and sieve out what suits you.

his way of responding with insults is off though.

OFF TOPIC

hey guys
I know this thread is strictly African military
though have been following silently for a year and some months and I'll like to say y'all did great especially in the aspect of the Nigeria armed forces which is extremely hard to find

now to the problem I have at hand

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I also post on family section but still skeptical they'll help me

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six thousand for registration an form
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portals been open on twenty second this month
and I'm five days gone

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above is the link to clear the air I'm truthful

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I won't upload an account yet
cause its uncalled for
if you're willing to help aFam out please quote me and I'll send you my account details and other proofs you may need to clear your suspicions

once again Nice work y'all done here

TrueHeart365:


unless you are here just to view pictures and not bothered about the informations you read(true or false), there's nothing wrong with a little argument and responding to what you percieve to be false. that's the essense of this thread. to educate.

you're wrong to take sides sir. just enjoy the arguments and sieve out what suits you.

his way of responding with insults is off though.

i agree with the bolded all through. but you must know his arguments aint little and its making coming to this thread tiresome. i have been a frequent observer for years(right after the days of beegeagle) i know how to sieve out bull*hit. but not when everybody seems to be scared of telling him the truth hence leading to pages of banters instead of information worth sharing.
Sprechen meiner Meinung

Henry240:


Very true. You'll also agree that my comment come from what we all saw in the Channelstv video.

Your comment came from the deepest parts of your bowels...nowhere else.

"Nice to see that the SAAF brought out jets for him, this should give the SAAF a much needed flying time."

Only in the most vivid parts of your imagination would the SAAF ever be used for the arrival of any Nigerian. Don't think your president would even be allowed such, let alone your CNS. Kindly post 2017 SAAF flying hours per squadron....so we can all see for ourselves how "much needed" it is.

chike00:


i agree with the bolded all through. but you must know his arguments aint little and its making coming to this thread tiresome. i have been a frequent observer for years(right after the days of beegeagle) i know how to sieve out bull*hit. but not when everybody seems to be scared of telling him the truth hence leading to pages of banters instead of information worth sharing.
Sprechen meiner Meinung

well, for the sake of being logical(regardless of patriotic defense of a countryman).

he didn't start the first argument you intervened in and had to respond to the way @henry falsely interpreted the channels video.
only problem is @frumentius needs to tone down the insults when reponding to wrong perceptions.

and before some fool will misunderstand my stance, i've become acustomed to this thread that i've lost appetite for the US vs THEM sentiment some people still have. which means telling a Nigerian when he's wrong. nothing wrong with that.

TrueHeart365:


well, for the sake of being logical(regardless of patriotic defense of a countryman).

he didn't start the first argument you intervened in and had to respond to the way @henry falsely interpreted the channels video.
only problem is @frumentius needs to tone down the insults when reponding to wrong perceptions.

and before some fool will misunderstand my stance, i've become acustomed to this thread that i've lost appetite for the US vs THEM sentiment some people still have. which means telling a Nigerian when he's wrong. nothing wrong with that.

You seem to have an advanced degree in kissing South-African arse.

Anyway, as it suits you.

There is nothing false in my comment. All I stated are the facts in the news report. If you have any problems with that, take it up with Channelstv and the South-African navy chief.

Henry240:


You seem to have an advanced degree in kissing South-African arse.

Anyway, as it suits you.

There is nothing false in my comment. All I stated are the facts in the news report.

no bro. you're mad i'm not kissing your arse like every other Nigerian here.

learn to accept when you're wrong for the sake of keeping this thread alive.

and i must say you are very stup1d for that comment. such a cry baby

Chad

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TrueHeart365:


no bro. you're mad i'm not kissing your arse like every other Nigerian here.

learn to accept when you're wrong for the sake of keeping this thread alive.

and i must say you are very stup1d for that comment. such a cry baby

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Pointless gibberish.

...And here I was, expecting an intelligent rebuttal.

Do have a pleasant day, you're going to need plenty of it.

Cameroun BIR

Henry240:
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Pointless gibberish.

...And here I was, expecting an intelligent rebuttal.

you expected an intelligent rebuttal to your stup1d comment?

yeap... confirms my suspicion.

Henry240:
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Do have a pleasant day, you're going to need plenty of it.

i hope you do too... seeing as it hurts your ego when when your ignorance is laid bare poor henry

Guys and guyses there will be no kissing of Arse please... thank you I believe mutual avoidance of conflict is the best way to keep peace on this thread, someone says somthing foolish, don't reply it and the person will surely feel even more foolish.

Senegal, US joint exercise.

Nigeria COIN

Nigerian army Steyr APC

jakeporeshenko:
Guys and guyses there will be no kissing of Arse please... thank you I believe mutual avoidance of conflict is the best way to keep peace on this thread, someone says somthing foolish, don't reply it and the person will surely feel even more foolish.

Of course when someone says something foolish, it should just be left alone.
I disagree however, when it comes to knowingly spreading falsehoods. Those should be tackled, lest some take them for truths.

frumentius:

Of course when someone says something foolish, it should just be left alone.
I disagree however, when it comes to knowingly spreading falsehoods. Those should be tackled, lest some take them for truths.

You don't agree with the truth, doesn't make it false. The main take away from the meeting for your Navy chief is budget.

The Nigerian navy chief, had maritime security in Africa, not just Nigeria as his focal point. This is the main area of discussion. Even the US navy is complaining about budgetary issues.

You can disagree all you want, but one person was prepared for a meeting, the other was not.

And now, a celebration of the excellent SAAF photographers attached to various squadrons.

What's that yapping? Oh well, this caravan moves on.

Henry240:


You seem to have an advanced degree in kissing South-African arse.

Anyway, as it suits you.

There is nothing false in my comment. All I stated are the facts in the news report. If you have any problems with that, take it up with Channelstv and the South-African navy chief.

You know Henry, your online character is of a Nollywood witch mother... Do something about it before it consumes you.

ActivateKruger:


You know Henry, your online character is of a Nollywood witch mother... Do something about it before it consumes you.

This got me rolling all over my sides. My ribs are hurting!!

How exactly, what have i done in particular?

Nigerian army

ssaengine:


Your comment came from the deepest parts of your bowels...nowhere else.

"Nice to see that the SAAF brought out jets for him, this should give the SAAF a much needed flying time."

[s] Only in the most vivid parts of your imagination would the SAAF ever be used for the arrival of any Nigerian. Don't think your president would even be allowed such, let alone your CNS [/s] . Kindly post 2017 SAAF flying hours per squadron....so we can all see for ourselves how "much needed" it is.

lOl, Are you sure your SAAF would be able to roll out any of its Jets for the protection of South African Lives?

Silver Falcons

frumentius:
Silver Falcons

Are these originally taken by SAAF personnel?

Henry240:


Are these originally taken by SAAF personnel?

Yes. There's an air photography course which used to be standalone, with a brevet, but has now been subsumed into another course - the flight engineer qualification if I'm not mistaken.

frumentius:

Yes. There's an air photography course which used to be standalone, with a brevet, but has now been subsumed into another course - the flight engineer qualification if I'm not mistaken.

They are properly taken photographs. I initially felt they were private photos from the likes of Dean and Mistral.

It obvious someone who has taken photography lessons took them.

These two particularly capture the attack helicopter in photo from previously unseen angles.

frumentius:

Yes. There's an air photography course which used to be standalone, with a brevet, but has now been subsumed into another course - the flight engineer qualification if I'm not mistaken.

This one is also very nice. Military photography is an art form, it seems to improve when a subject country has a vibrant defence industry. That's my view anyway.

Performance wise all the pilots say it's rubbish, but my god does it look and photograph beautifully. (The Italian obsession with form over function )