Also note that Babcock is now helping Roshel with engineering assistance and other technical help which could lead to better manufacturing techniques etc and lower cost. One of the biggest issues for Roshel is access to mil grade stuff, which they had to pay a premium for. I would expect to see...
Their position is unchanged, they have said they would agree ti the ceasefire only if their own conditions of met, one of which is ukraine recognizing the occupied territory as russian. Which has been their demand the entire war to keep what they took which is a non starter.
It aint perfect but its a infantry mobility vehicle, not an infantry fighting vehicle. What I see great promise with is the senator truck.
With the right modifications I bet we could mount various systems into the back such as RBS-70, or Spike
I wouldn't trust ratios for replacement, judging from what I heard from the 3 div deputy commander, sounds like we can expect to order more than we need while on the road to 2%.
given they also discussed manufacturing opportunities, especially in light of the trade war, if they want to set up any kind of production in canada, it seems like a no brainer for industrial offsets.
Shaping up different, I didn't have the unholy union of Mark Carney and Doug Ford on my bingo card but here we are with Ford praising Carney for his economic portfolio and experience. that's a relationship that could hurt the CPC long term
Level II ballastic and level III blast, This isn't some half assed vehicle, and in comparison to some of the other vehicles trying to replace the G wagon only have level 1 with upgrade packages to level 2 ballistic.
Combat vehicle? this never was designed to storm into the enemy head first, if...
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