Photos From the arrival of @RoyalNavy HMS Argyll/Type-23 Frigate to Alexandria Naval Base Yesterday.

#NAF

Covert1:


Ah so we now see it's an open question if lionel4power is a Nigerian. You are African! Wow! And of what nationality please?

he's Nigerian.........you should know since he was also very involved in the "strongest military in Africa" thread.... Which he fiercely defended Nigeria.

Nigerian navy recently upgraded their jetty at their base in Apapa

Finished product

The navy has taken delivery of several patrol crafts from OCEA in the last 6 months, what’s delaying induction into service

Size comparison between the NN 2 Hamilton class cutters and NNs unity

jakeporeshenko:
Size comparison between the NN 2 Hamilton class cutters and NNs unity

The difference is very clear. The NNS Unity is a "tiny" boat. Lol. If the Unity came armed with missiles then the other two ships would respect it by force
As at today one of the donated NN Cutters, the Okpabana is more or less acting as the Navy's flagship with the RMAC fitted and has no missiles. We need to get a missile armed frigate like yesterday.

jakeporeshenko:
Finished product

Interesting an beautiful pictures.

jakeporeshenko:
Size comparison between the NN 2 Hamilton class cutters and NNs unity

The deference is clear

And why do NN dock there ships packly close to each other

jakeporeshenko:
The navy has taken delivery of several patrol crafts from OCEA in the last 6 months, what’s delaying induction into service

Probably they are waiting for more deliveries; to induct them all at once

bidexiii:


The deference is clear
And why do NN dock there ships packly close to each other

First thing I noticed

nemesis8u

bidexiii:


Probably they are waiting for more deliveries; to induct them all at once

All the ordered patrol boats have arrived, I even took a picture of NNs Nguru (P187) and her sister ship the other day.

The only ship from ocea left is the hydrographic surgery ship, it’s not coming anytime soon

brosiye99:


The difference is very clear. The NNS Unity is a "tiny" boat. Lol. If the Unity came armed with missiles then the other two ships would respect it by force
As at today one of the donated NN Cutters, the Okpabana is more or less acting as the Navy's flagship with the RMAC fitted and has no missiles. We need to get a missile armed frigate like yesterday.

What is this RMAC system everyone has been talking about lately ?

bidexiii:


The deference is clear

And why do NN dock there ships packly close to each other

Lack of space, they do theysame thing at Onne in portharcourt

NN throwback

“NNS OBUMA was originally named NNS NIGERIA and it is Nigeria’s first frigate. This private-design frigate was launched on 12 April 1965 and commissioned on 16 September 1965 as the Nigerian Navy’s flagship.“

jakeporeshenko:

What is this RMAC system everyone has been talking about lately ?

It is the regional maritime awareness capability and is a kind of coastal surface search and identification radar with very powerful reach over a huge area with basic aim of improving siuational awareness and maritime security.

jakeporeshenko:

What is this RMAC system everyone has been talking about lately ?

There's nothing fantastic about it. It's just a Survelliance system similar but not as modern as Eagle Eye.

Regional Maritime Awareness Center (RMAC) is an at sea or shore based situational awareness systems that gives the navy the capacity to track all vessels in Nigeria's EEZ.

Henry240:

There's nothing fantastic about it. It's just a Survelliance system similar but not as modern as Eagle Eye.

Regional Maritime Awareness Center (RMAC) is an at sea or shore based situational awareness systems that gives the navy the capacity to track all vessels in Nigeria's EEZ.

So okpagbna is the only NN vessel that can access the info direct from the system ?

brosiye99:


It is the regional maritime awareness capability and is a kind of coastal surface search and identification radar with very powerful reach over a huge area with basic aim of improving siuational awareness and maritime security.

I think you are misunderstanding it, it’s not a single piece of equipment that you fit on a single vessel

http://www.defenceweb.co.za/mobilesite/defenceweb/home/item_id-46312/


“RMAC was established in 2007, resulting in installation taking place in Nigeria, Djibouti and Kenya. Nigeria's RMAC system was installed by October 2009 and includes 13 sites (six radar, five headquarters, one liquid natural gas plant and one vessel). Through its integral radar, camera and AIS, Nigeria's RMAC provides round-the-clock surveillance of the maritime environment up to 35 nautical miles from the coast. Nigeria recently acquired the Falcon Technologies Falcon Eye mass surveillance system to monitor its territorial waters. ”

jakeporeshenko:

Lack of space, they do theysame thing at Onne in portharcourt

Okay.

jakeporeshenko:

So okpagbna is the only NN vessel that can access the info direct from the system ?

Why is she the only NNS

jakeporeshenko:

All the ordered patrol boats have arrived, I even took a picture of NNs Nguru (P187) and her sister ship the other day.

The only ship from ocea left is the hydrographic surgery ship, it’s not coming anytime soon

All fingers crossed then

MULTINATIONAL JOINT TASK FORCE COMMANDER VISITS SECTORS

- PAYS TRIBUTE TO WOUNDED AND FALLEN HEROES

The Commander of the Multinational Joint Task Force ( MNJTF) Major General Lucky Irabor has visited sectors under the Task Force, spread across Cameroon, Niger Republic and Nigeria to comiserate with wounded soldiers and the families of personnel who were killed in Action during the recent Operation AMNI FAKAT.

Speaking at Baga, Diffa and Mora, respectively, Major General Lucky Irabor reiterated the operational objective of Operation AMNI FAKAT; which was to close - in on Boko Haram terrorists and deny them freedom of action, opportunity to regroup and ultimately rout them in their hide outs. He noted that to a remarkable extent those objectives have been met, as the capture of Gashigar, Metele and Arege clearly indicates. He added, however, that minor threats still linger and urged troops to remain focused, alert and ready to deal with any emergency.

Presenting compensation to wounded officers and soldiers and Next of kin of personnel who paid the supreme price, the Force Commander stated that the offer were not payment for injuries sustained or lives lost, but token of appreciation for sacrifices made for peace in the Lake Chad Basin. He urged the bereaved families not to be down cast, but trust that the contributions of their loved ones will not be in vain. The Force Commander also laid wreath in honour of the fallen heroes.

Major General Irabor thanked political authorities and Chiefs of Defence Staff of Troops Contributing Countries for their continued support to the Multinational Joint Task Force, assuring that the Force was on course to achieving its mandate of eliminating Boko Haram terrorism from the Lake Chad Basin.

Please, disseminate this information to the general public.

Colonel Timothy Antigha
Chief, Military Public Information
Multinational Joint Task Force
N'Djamena Chad.

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