Fineman87:
Nigeria has no missile vessel... lol... that is like an army without bullet.

Attack Nigeria and see fire. You would not believe the kind of missile that would hit you.

For your info, the Nig Navy is the deadliest armed of the three forces.

Without adequate platforms to carry said weaponry?

Who do you this thing?

kabe1:
Nigerian Navy SBS commandos with a fan.

This guy is not impressed

Nigerian Navy Shipbuilding

Seaward Defence Boat III

It's armed with a 57mm Naval gun.

Kalapizim:
This guy is not impressed

One of the unintended benefits of the insurgency in Nigeria is that it has allowed Nigeria grow to become a significant defence manufacturer in Africa, the 2nd largest in Sub-saharan Africa, and the 3rd largest in Africa behind South-Africa and Egypt.


It's a thing of joy when you read internationally recognized defence news outlets like Jane's Defence, Airforce Monthly and they refer to a military equipment as Nigerian made or Nigerian exported.

I swear, e dey sweet for body!!

The economics side of building your defence equipment locally is almost immeasurable. Jobs, cost savings, technology transfer.

Look across the board, you'll see the remarkable design progress Nigerian made military equipments have made. From Tekowi Vehicle, Igirigi APC, Proforce MRAP and LAV, bulletproof vests made in Nigeria, UAVs made in Nigeria and so on and so forth. In fact I never imagined a day will come that I'll get exhausted from calling Nigerian made military equipments. Wow!!!


With this new ship, we can already see the future, what a future Nigerian made OPV would look like. We would soon be able to sail in rough seas and high winds in a Nigerian made naval ship.

Preset guidance to hit moving targets in the sea

Kalapizim:
This guy is not impressed

shadowprimezero:
The results from the latest offensive are in.

https://humangle.ng/inside-the-war-front-nigerian-military-take-out-major-boko-haram-bases/

For the first time Sahara reporters reported something nice about the Nigerian military offensive in the north east.

Iran sank its replenishment ship!





https://janefblog.com/13512-2iranian-navy-accidentally-fires-its-own-warships-with-a-missile-19-dead/

kabe1:
One of the unintended benefits of the insurgency in Nigeria is that it has allowed Nigeria grow to become a significant defence manufacturer in Africa, the 2nd largest in Sub-saharan Africa, and the 3rd largest in Africa behind South-Africa and Egypt.


It's a thing of joy when you read internationally recognized defence news outlets like Jane's Defence, Airforce Monthly and they refer to a military equipment as Nigerian made or Nigerian exported.

I swear, e dey sweet for body!!

The economics said of building your defence equipment locally is almost immeasurable. Jobs, cost savings, technology transfer.

Look across the board, you'll see the remarkable design progress Nigerian made military equipments have made. From Tekowi Vehicle, Igirigi APC, Proforce MRAP and LAV, bulletproof vests made in Nigeria, UAVs made in Nigeria and so on and so forth. In fact I never imagined a day will come that I'll get exhausted from calling Nigerian made military equipments. Wow!!!


With this new ship, we can already see the future, what a future Nigerian made OPV would look like. We would soon be able to sail in rough seas and high winds in a Nigerian made naval ship.

Nice one bro

pls make I ask Una wetin happen to beegeagle for the past 4yrs no new post?

shadowprimezero:
The results from the latest offensive are in.

https://humangle.ng/inside-the-war-front-nigerian-military-take-out-major-boko-haram-bases/

Very impressive.

kabe1:
One of the unintended benefits of the insurgency in Nigeria is that it has allowed Nigeria grow to become a significant defence manufacturer in Africa, the 2nd largest in Sub-saharan Africa, and the 3rd largest in Africa behind South-Africa and Egypt.


It's a thing of joy when you read internationally recognized defence news outlets like Jane's Defence, Airforce Monthly and they refer to a military equipment as Nigerian made or Nigerian exported.

I swear, e dey sweet for body!!

The economics said of building your defence equipment locally is almost immeasurable. Jobs, cost savings, technology transfer.

Look across the board, you'll see the remarkable design progress Nigerian made military equipments have made. From Tekowi Vehicle, Igirigi APC, Proforce MRAP and LAV, bulletproof vests made in Nigeria, UAVs made in Nigeria and so on and so forth. In fact I never imagined a day will come that I'll get exhausted from calling Nigerian made military equipments. Wow!!!


With this new ship, we can already see the future, what a future Nigerian made OPV would look like. We would soon be able to sail in rough seas and high winds in a Nigerian made naval ship.

Permission Kabe1 to add this
PF ARA MRAP

PF 2 Armoured vehicle

Tsaigumi UAV

Andonni class naval patrol craft

Karaduwa class naval patrol craft

Innoson G12 military vehicle

DICON light armoured tactical patrol vehicle

Ezugwu MRAP

DICON infantry patrol vehicles (mk1 and 2)

Epenal armoured Gunboat

Almarine armoured Gunboat

SeWa Gunboat

DICON ballistic vest and helmets

Proforce ballistic vest and helmets

DICON Demining System.

JC-6 rocket pods

30.1mm Ground to air rocket

TUWASCO TWS Gunboats.

OTHER SECURITY AGENCIES

Tekowi tactical patrol vehicle

Innoson vehicles.

Proforce armoured patrol boat.





ONGOING PROJECTS

43meters naval vessels (SDB3)

Replenishment vessel (fuel and water barge)

Ichoku combat drone

NAFSA eagle aircraft

Unmanned hexacopter.

Bion helicopter

DICON Special forces helicopters



EXPORTED HARDWARE

Epenal armoured Gunboat:Chad

PF ARA MRAP: Chad



PLANNED EXPORT

Innoson G12:serria Leone

PF range of armoured vehicle:Niger.

kabe1:

You have good eyes, I'm only noticing it now.

lol

kabe1:
Nigerian Navy Shipbuilding

Seaward Defence Boat III

It's armed with a 57mm Naval gun.

can't proforce or DICON just mount this 57mm naval gun on an 8×8 armoured vehicle

kabe1:
Nigerian Navy Shipbuilding

Seaward Defence Boat III

It's armed with a 57mm Naval gun.

I can't wait for this to be completed

algerian navy submarine exercise , two kilo 636 launched 3M-54E1 klub-s antiship cruise missiles from underwater

3M-54E1 klub-s with a 400 kg (880 lb) warhead. Its range is 300 km (190 mi). It is a sea-skimmer with a subsonic terminal speed of 0.8 mach



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

youghs:


can't proforce or DICON just mount this 57mm naval gun on an 8×8 armoured vehicle

It would be an over kill, I would say 30mm or 23mm guns with accurate rws..., I have spent 40mm shells in my house and those stuffs are big, 57mm, you wont be able to carry enough rounds.

nemesis8u:
Preset guidance to hit moving targets in the sea

People no dey believe say some people dey wey know pass them. I myself have good knowledge of missile systems.

Moving target does not matter bro. It depends on the missile. That guy said repeatedly ''Fire & Forget missile''. Those are advanced missiles that have inbuilt radars. When they approach the preset vicinity, their inbuilt radar activates, tracks the newest position of the ship, and thrusts for impact just below the waterline.

Radars are different types and categories. Most anti-ship missiles have an ''approach tracking mechanism'' different from the original source that fired the missile. So, the original preset coordinates only takes it to the vicinity of the target, but the missile's tracking system locks on to the target's newest position for final impact.

Anti-ship missiles may use inbuilt radars and high explosive warhead; anti-aircraft missiles may use inbuilt radars and fragmentation warheads that explodes fragments around the plane to increases the chances of destroying the moving plane. Some missiles are heat seeking, radiation seeking, etc. That is, the missile's inbuilt systems use the heat or radiation from the target to track it.

So, moving targets don't matter. Missiles are not rockets. They are designed for moving targets; and they have inbuilt systems that finds a property of the moving target, locks on to it and follows it to impact. That is why missiles pursue fighter jets to hell. The pilot does all the manoeuvres, yet the missile is still following. That is because the inbuilt system has locked onto something from the jet- maybe exhaust heat, radiation, signals- anything. So your moving target at sea don't hold water. And forget this matter abeg.

Satisfy yourself that the guy @fineman87 know pass you. He was a top shop on Beegeagle's blog too. I know that.

Toju200:
Permission Kabe1 to add this
PF ARA MRAP

PF 2 Armoured vehicle

Tsaigumi UAV

Andonni class naval patrol craft

Karaduwa class naval patrol craft

Innoson G12 military vehicle

DICON light armoured tactical patrol vehicle

Ezugwu MRAP

DICON infantry patrol vehicles (mk1 and 2)

Epenal armoured Gunboat

Almarine armoured Gunboat

SeWa Gunboat

DICON ballistic vest and helmets

Proforce ballistic vest and helmets

DICON Demining System.

JC-6 rocket pods

30.1mm Ground to air rocket

TUWASCO TWS Gunboats.

OTHER SECURITY AGENCIES

Tekowi tactical patrol vehicle

Innoson vehicles.

Proforce armoured patrol boat.





ONGOING PROJECTS

43meters naval vessels (SDB3)

Replenishment vessel (fuel and water barge)

Ichoku combat drone

NAFSA eagle aircraft

Unmanned hexacopter.

Bion helicopter

DICON Special forces helicopters



EXPORTED HARDWARE

Epenal armoured Gunboat:Chad

PF ARA MRAP: Chad



PLANNED EXPORT

Innoson G12:serria Leone

PF range of armoured vehicle:Niger.

Even you too, you forgot the PF Wizard and the WOLF SOV.

youghs:


can't proforce or DICON just mount this 57mm naval gun on an 8×8 armoured vehicle

I don't think any of the defence manufacturers in Nigeria can do that. Besides it would be an overkill.

The 30mm is the most acceptable and widely used caliber gun in use.

Nonetheless the Russians have started to use 57mm guns on some of their Infantry support vehicles.


For educational purposes see attached video.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb11zZhiIko

On to other interesting matters, Nigerian Air Force A-29 already in the paint shop.


I hope we would get a sweet cammo pattern though.

kabe1:


Even you too, you forgot the PF Wizard and the WOLF SOV.

I haven't updated my list yet boss

Interesting fighter

McDonnell XF-85 Goblin

kabe1:
On to other interesting matters, Nigerian Air Force A-29 already in the paint shop.


I hope we would get a sweet cammo pattern though.

Coming from yankee, I'm willing to bet grey, like the c130 .

FieldMarshall06:


.

Satisfy yourself that the guy @fineman87 know pass you. He was a top shop on Beegeagle's blog too. I know that.

May I just know your moniker and that of fineman87 on beeg's blog?
It will be a launching pad for me to see if I should engage your post I just quoted.


HBNTM

Tobiloba2407:


Coming from yankee, I'm willing to bet grey, like the c130 .

Grey would be really nice, but I suspect the Nigerian Air Force will go for their desert cammo pattern.

S400:
mig 29

is the mig 29 still in production.. by the way mig 29 north Korea has is it the say type or older

FieldMarshall06:


People no dey believe say some people dey wey know pass them. I myself have good knowledge of missile systems.

Moving target does not matter bro. It depends on the missile. That guy said repeatedly ''Fire & Forget missile''. Those are advanced missiles that have inbuilt radars. When they approach the preset vicinity, their inbuilt radar activates, tracks the newest position of the ship, and thrusts for impact just below the waterline.

Radars are different types and categories. Most anti-ship missiles have an ''approach tracking mechanism'' different from the original source that fired the missile. So, the original preset coordinates only takes it to the vicinity of the target, but the missile's tracking system locks on to the target's newest position for final impact.

Anti-ship missiles may use inbuilt radars and high explosive warhead; anti-aircraft missiles may use inbuilt radars and fragmentation warheads that explodes fragments around the plane to increases the chances of destroying the moving plane. Some missiles are heat seeking, radiation seeking, etc. That is, the missile's inbuilt systems use the heat or radiation from the target to track it.

So, moving targets don't matter. Missiles are not rockets. They are designed for moving targets; and they have inbuilt systems that finds a property of the moving target, locks on to it and follows it to impact. That is why missiles pursue fighter jets to hell. The pilot does all the manoeuvres, yet the missile is still following. That is because the inbuilt system has locked onto something from the jet- maybe exhaust heat, radiation, signals- anything. So your moving target at sea don't hold water. And forget this matter abeg.

Satisfy yourself that the guy @fineman87 know pass you. He was a top shop on Beegeagle's blog too. I know that.

Okay Fineman87.

This is one of your account for exigencies?

Vikkie14:


May I just know your moniker and that of fineman87 on beeg's blog?
It will be a launching pad for me to see if I should engage your post I just quoted.


HBNTM

Don't sweat it. He is Fineman87! Dude thinks by putting his location as Ibadan he will fool someone. The joke is on him.

S400:
Kelaat beni abbes LPD , algerian navy

it will take close to 10 years for the NN to be up to the Algerian Navy and at that point the Algerian Navy would have gone far ahead