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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by andrewza: 12:26pm On Mar 16, 2019
Goel:

I'm a far more experienced defense enthusiast than yeah. And asking me to just judge you and believe you won't make you win arguments.

Pakistanis themselves are more intelligent than you. And that's why they are running from one platform to other for escaping.


As I said first hand experience. I know no navy has ever found one of our subs in war games. But just tge general feel I get about them has me think they would not find a Pakistan Submarine if one got to sea.





Unrelated, Pakistan subs where meant to be south african
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 12:39pm On Mar 16, 2019
andrewza:



As I said first hand experience. I know no navy has ever found one of our subs in war games. But just tge general feel I get about them has me think they would not find a Pa..... Submarine if one got to sea.

Unrelated, Pa..... subs where meant to be south african

Generally subs r very difficult to locate once they arrive at the high seas.

Best option is to trail them from their base , which again is tough ask.

Best option is employing multiple assets and hope for the best

Some info which I wrote long time back in response to a query regarding additional assets sensors in addition to surface / sub surface sonars or aerially deployed sonobouys which r needed for localisation of a hostile sub.

1.MAD magnetic anomaly detector it detects localized changes in earths magnetic field due to presence of submarines ferromagnetic materials and even non ferromagnetic materials. however MAD is used for target localization not target detection.

2.hydro carbon sensor to detect fuel vapors from diesel submarines. even some AIP systems in subs uses scrubbers to remove the fumes before release however depending on the sensitivity of the hydro carbon sensor the byproducts like co2 and other gases can be detected.

3.LIDAR light ranging and detection technology they r specially useful for detecting objects in shallow water but presently it is not capable of large volume searches. however research is going on. LIDAR is very successful in mine hunting systems though.

4.satellites in LEO orbits using SAR or EO payloads can detect the submarine surface wake , submerged submarine trail, underseas wave variations , localized temperature variations etc

5.SQUIDS superconducting quantum interference device that exploits the debye effect ie magnetic signature produced by a submarines wake. a debye detector can detect a submarine trail from a large distance and follow it to localize the sub.

6.underwater acoustic sensors or fiber optic acoustic sensors , these act as trip wires to passing submarines eg. SOSUS

7.airborne EO sensors can detect the submarine periscopes from a considerable distance.

8.airborne radar especially AESA based radars with SAR iSAR modes can detect submarine periscopes from a considerable distance.

Only the Americans have most of the above technologies deployed.

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by NNAMDIII(m): 12:47pm On Mar 16, 2019
NAF Panthers

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 1:33pm On Mar 16, 2019
NAF mi35m landing in the field, sometimes I forget these things can carry extra passengers.

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 1:46pm On Mar 16, 2019
NAF aw109 Landing in the battlefield

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by andrewza: 3:01pm On Mar 16, 2019
nemesis8u:


Generally subs r very difficult to locate once they arrive at the high seas.

Best option is to trail them from their base , which again is tough ask.

Best option is employing multiple assets and hope for the best

Some info which I wrote long time back in response to a query regarding additional assets sensors in addition to surface / sub surface sonars or aerially deployed sonobouys which r needed for localisation of a hostile sub.

1.MAD magnetic anomaly detector it detects localized changes in earths magnetic field due to presence of submarines ferromagnetic materials and even non ferromagnetic materials. however MAD is used for target localization not target detection.

2.hydro carbon sensor to detect fuel vapors from diesel submarines. even some AIP systems in subs uses scrubbers to remove the fumes before release however depending on the sensitivity of the hydro carbon sensor the byproducts like co2 and other gases can be detected.

3.LIDAR light ranging and detection technology they r specially useful for detecting objects in shallow water but presently it is not capable of large volume searches. however research is going on. LIDAR is very successful in mine hunting systems though.

4.satellites in LEO orbits using SAR or EO payloads can detect the submarine surface wake , submerged submarine trail, underseas wave variations , localized temperature variations etc

5.SQUIDS superconducting quantum interference device that exploits the debye effect ie magnetic signature produced by a submarines wake. a debye detector can detect a submarine trail from a large distance and follow it to localize the sub.

6.underwater acoustic sensors or fiber optic acoustic sensors , these act as trip wires to passing submarines eg. SOSUS

7.airborne EO sensors can detect the submarine periscopes from a considerable distance.

8.airborne radar especially AESA based radars with SAR iSAR modes can detect submarine periscopes from a considerable distance.

Only the Americans have most of the above technologies deployed.



Submarines us south Africa's anserw to any threat by a non African country. Really a sub is big threat to deal with


There are two types of ships

Submarinens and targets
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by ugo4u: 5:09pm On Mar 16, 2019
jakeporeshenko:
NAF mi35m landing in the field, sometimes I forget these things can carry extra passengers.
This kind of landing site,(dusty environment) is one of the scariest for a pilot after Loss of instruments/tail rotor. Just imagining what will be going through the minds of the guys behind the sticks during a hot evac.
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 5:15pm On Mar 16, 2019
Ethiopian Air Force Su-27 flankers
Mi-17s
AN-12 and C-130 all featured in one video

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 5:16pm On Mar 16, 2019
jakeporeshenko:
Ethiopian Air Force Su-27 flankers
Mi-17s
AN-12 and C-130 all featured in one video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCY380xmYaw

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 5:21pm On Mar 16, 2019
Ethiopian airlines Defence, Pantsir S-1r that’s has to be a recent purchase.

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 5:54pm On Mar 16, 2019
ugo4u:

This kind of landing site,(dusty environment) is one of the scariest for a pilot after Loss of instruments/tail rotor. Just imagining what will be going through the minds of the guys behind the sticks during a hot evac.
Reminds me of the incident VP was involved in
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by SternProphet: 6:50pm On Mar 16, 2019
ugo4u:

This kind of landing site,(dusty environment) is one of the scariest for a pilot after Loss of instruments/tail rotor. Just imagining what will be going through the minds of the guys behind the sticks during a hot evac.
MI 35M not (P) and A109LUH are better able to handle these dirty operating environments. I am more concerned about the work the maintenance crew have to do than the crew and passengers

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by ugo4u: 8:07pm On Mar 16, 2019
SternProphet:

MI 35M not (P) and A109LUH are better able to handle these dirty operating environments. I am more concerned about the work the maintenance crew have to do than the crew and passengers
I'm not even refering to that, I believe the maintenance guys would have already gotten use to the constant cleaning and checks(that one na dole). The threat of a brown out on landing or takeoff is worrisome even more than the enemies(BHT) arsenal especially during harmattan in North where even sneezing sef can trigger a volcanic dust. This brown out of a thing can even make mess of an experience Pilot with over 10,000flight hours, when it comes that sabiness is out of the equation.

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by kenpaul0: 10:24pm On Mar 16, 2019
Best in terms of dressing or combat?
fabselad:


These guys are the best spec ops Naija has presently.Kudos to the COAS of the NAF.HE is does his job properly.Wish he could be head of the nigerian armed forces

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii: 5:23am On Mar 17, 2019
NIGERIAN ARMY HAS APPROVED POSTINGS AND APPOINTMENTS OF SENIOR OFFICERS

The Nigerian Army has on Saturday the 16th of March 2019, released the postings and appointments of some of its senior officers. Those affected by this, include, Major General HO Otiki who has been posted to 8 Division as General Officer Commanding, Major General SO Olabanji the erstwhile General Officer Commanding 8 Division has been posted to Infantry Corps Centre and appointed as Commander Infantry Corps, Brigadier General HI Bature from 34 Brigade to Headquarters Training and Doctrine Command as Director Examinations, while Brigadier General TO Olowomeye from Headquarters 33 Brigade to Army Headquarters Department of Civil-Military Affairs as Director Civil Military Affairs .

Similarly, Brigadier General BA Mohammed from 23 Brigade to Martin Luther Agwai International Peace Keeping Centre and appointed Deputy Commandant, Brigadier General UM Bello from Headquarters Training and Doctrine Command to 63 Brigade and appointed Commander, Brigadier General MT Durowaiye from Directorate of Army Transformation and Innovation to 33 Brigade and appointed Commander.

Others affected by this development are - Brigadier General SB Kumapayi from Army Headquarters Department of Civil-Military Affairs to Headquarters 14 Brigade as Commander, Brigadier General NM Jega from Headquarters 2 Brigade to 9 Brigade and appointed Commander, Brigadier General KO Aligbe from 16 Brigade to Defence Headquarters as Acting Director Liaison National Assembly, Brigadier General AK Ibrahim from 14 Brigade to Army Headquarters Department of Administration (Army) and appointed Deputy Director Veteran Affairs Department Retired Officers' Cell and Brigadier General GTO Ajetunmobi from Headquarters Command Army Records to 31 Brigade as Commander.

Accordingly, Brigadier General OG Onubogu from Army Headquarters Department of Army Policy and Plans to Headquarters 16 Brigade and appointed Commander, Brigadier General OM Bello from Nigerian Army Resource Center to Headquarters 6 Division and appointed Chief of Staff, while Brigadier General ZL Abubakar from National Defence College to 32 Brigade and appointed Commander and Brigadier General AA Orukotan from Nigerian Army Resource Center to Headquarters Command Army Records and appointed Chief of Staff among others.

SAGIR MUSA
Colonel
Acting Director Army Public Relations
16 March 2019
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii: 5:27am On Mar 17, 2019
jakeporeshenko:
Ethiopian airlines Defence, Pantsir S-1r that’s has to be a recent purchase.

shocked definitely it's a recent purchase for them, these guys ain't joking.
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 8:31am On Mar 17, 2019
Mohammed VI, apparently this FREMM frigate is what Morocco chose to deploy for ex obangame 2019, their damn flagship, could this be a statement ?
Power pass power sha...

Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Goel: 9:55am On Mar 17, 2019
SerikinGamo:


Experience? Andrewza is in the Navy
Being in Navy doesn't impart the experience of one in military engineering services or a strategist. A reason why common soldiers aren't made defense ministers.
andrewza:



As I said first hand experience. I know no navy has ever found one of our subs in war games. But just tge general feel I get about them has me think they would not find a Pakistan Submarine if one got to sea.





Unrelated, Pakistan subs where meant to be south african
1. SA doesn't have so much naval engagements unlike great powers.
2. SAis irrelevant to our discussion. Submarines planned to be sold to SA being sold to Pakistan doesn't make anything stealth.

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 10:03am On Mar 17, 2019
andrewza:



Submarines us south Africa's anserw to any threat by a non African country. Really a sub is big threat to deal with


There are two types of ships

Submarinens and targets

Yes but it ain't that simple though, depends on the tactics.

Eg if I sanitize the airspace of hostile air assets off loading target data etc over my area of operations and also deny comms , then the submarine cannot use his stand off ASHMs against my ships, he will then be forced to seek my ships within range of his own onboard sensors and in return within the range of my ASW assets like SSK , ASW ships which will be part of my outer defence perimeter .

Then things will become more interesting.......

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 10:18am On Mar 17, 2019
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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by andrewza: 10:47am On Mar 17, 2019
Goel:

Being in Navy doesn't impart the experience of one in military engineering services or a strategist. A reason why common soldiers aren't made defense ministers.

1. SA doesn't have so much naval engagements unlike great powers.
2. SAis irrelevant to our discussion. Submarines planned to be sold to SA being sold to Pakistan doesn't make anything stealth.


Defense ministers are political figures and know nothing of Planing or any thing about the Miltary. They rely on Miltary officials to advise them on these issues



My experience with Indian navy is first hand. We do a annual exersize with India.



When it comes to the corvet side of naval operation south africa has a lot of war time experience

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 10:50am On Mar 17, 2019
andrewza:



Defense ministers are political figures and know nothing of Planing or any thing about the Miltary. They rely on Miltary officials to advise them on these issues

Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by SamuelAnyawu(m): 1:52pm On Mar 17, 2019
The Chadian Soldiers are here in Monguno, i guess the Full Baga takeover loading soon grin grin

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by andrewza: 2:04pm On Mar 17, 2019
nemesis8u:


Yes but it ain't that simple though, depends on the tactics.

Eg if I sanitize the airspace of hostile air assets off loading target data etc over my area of operations and also deny comms , then the submarine cannot use his stand off ASHMs against my ships, he will then be forced to seek my ships within range of his own onboard sensors and in return within the range of my ASW assets like SSK , ASW ships which will be part of my outer defence perimeter .

Then things will become more interesting.......

this was built around the idea of a Indian attempted blockade of Pakistan. Meaning a edge to Pakistan airforce in keeping the skies clear. With a Pakistan sub threatening or luring the Indian forces away.



This is not to say India can't raid the Pakistan coast like they have done in the past.
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by bidexiii: 2:21pm On Mar 17, 2019
SamuelAnyawu:
The Chadian Soldiers are here in Monguno, i guess the Full Baga takeover loading soon grin grin


God's speed. Are you in Monguno right now.
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by SamuelAnyawu(m): 2:27pm On Mar 17, 2019
bidexiii:



God's speed. Are you in Monguno right now.

Yes bro

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 3:34pm On Mar 17, 2019
andrewza:
this was built around the idea of a attempted blockade of Meaning a edge to airforce in keeping the skies clear. With a sub threatening or luring the forces away.

This is not to say can't raid the coast like they have done in the past.

Sir u r a old poster here and yet u made the mistake of thinking I was speaking about the 2 countries.

I rarely give country or weapon specific views since it is a futile attempt due to absence of critical information on assets and operational capabilities and doctrines of the said countries or said weapons.

The example which I gave was a generalized tactical ops applicable to any navy anywhere in the world. It was not country specific.
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Geronimoe: 5:12pm On Mar 17, 2019
SamuelAnyawu:
The Chadian Soldiers are here in Monguno, i guess the Full Baga takeover loading soon grin grin

I saw the video, with even a Nigerian soldier waving and welcoming them. I'm seriously ashamed of our armed forces. Gone are the days of yore when they were once revered.Imagine Chad, that the current president when he was GOC fought and drove almost to N'Djamena. So much so for the "Giant of Africa". Una wey sabi compare if I hear kpim again ehn...

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by SamuelAnyawu(m): 5:32pm On Mar 17, 2019
Geronimoe:


I saw the video, with even a Nigerian soldier waving and welcoming them. I'm seriously ashamed of our armed forces. Gone are the days of yore when they were once revered.Imagine Chad, that the current president when he was GOC fought and drove almost to N'Djamena. So much so for the "Giant of Africa". Una wey sabi compare if I hear kpim again ehn...

Lol I have some videos i did personally with Villagers praising them. I dont know how to post them here grin
Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Nobody: 5:36pm On Mar 17, 2019
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Geronimoe:


I saw the video, with even a Nigerian soldier waving and welcoming them. I'm seriously ashamed of our armed forces. Gone are the days of yore when they were once revered.Imagine Chad, that the current president when he was GOC fought and drove almost to N'Djamena. So much so for the "Giant of Africa". Una wey sabi compare if I hear kpim again ehn...
No need to be ashamed bro, our soldiers are doing great with the training and equipment they get, Chadian Troops or not we’ve held on to our territory the last few years, what’s the point of a multinational join take force if we can’t conduct cross border operations ?

Cameroonian soldiers have been operating in Nigeria for months and vise versa but we don’t hear noise in the media but as soon as chad is involved we wont hear word, abeg allow us rest jor.

Nigerians soldiers are brave and capable, the problem is leadership.

By the way I don’t think I’ve seen anyone here compare chad to Nigeria, there’s no basis for that, lets not get things twisted.

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Geronimoe: 6:55pm On Mar 17, 2019
jakeporeshenko:

Be ashamed of yourself bro, our soldiers are doing great with the training and equipment they get, Chadian Troops or not we’ve held on to our territory the last few years, what’s the point of a multinational join take force if we can’t conduct cross border operations ?

Cameroonian soldiers have been operating in Nigeria for months and vise versa but we don’t hear noise in the media but as soon as chad is involved we wont hear word, abeg allow us rest jor.

Nigerians soldiers are brave and capable, the problem is leadership.

By the way I don’t think I’ve seen anyone here compare chad to Nigeria, there’s no basis for that, lets not get things twisted.
Oga that's your opinion. I've no qualms about that. If you want to keep praising mediocrity(the bane of the Nigerian society) when obviously there are big shortcomings, I also have no qualms about that. "By the way I don’t think I’ve seen anyone here compare chad to Nigeria", are you saying this for the sake of argument or you are serious, because I'm very sure you are not new here. Chad, Cameroun, Niger, countries that you want to thump your chest to them and always say we are the giant of Africa.

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Re: Battle Field Discussion (picture/video) Of African Military . by Geronimoe: 6:57pm On Mar 17, 2019
SamuelAnyawu:


Lol I have some videos i did personally with Villagers praising them. I dont know how to post them here grin
oga it's not about the villagers, that's expected.

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