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As you’re aware, it’s risk management. Probability is always a factor in the assessment of risk, as is severity. When you look at constructing HAS for individual aircraft, it blows up cost and timeline. Is it worth delaying the capability for that extra protection? Me think not. UAVs is a...

Over the last 100 years, how many airfield in Canadian soil were attacked? Our southern neighbours don’t put their aircraft in HAS either…

That’d be overkill in North America.

Hangars for single aircraft that are drive-in, drive-out. In warm climates, they are opened. Ours will be closed, like those in the middle on the picture (6, 7, 8 and 9).

Hangarettes will be hangars for all intents and purposes…

15,000 sq meters does not include all the hangarettes that will house the F-35s and where minor maintenance will be conducted. That’s just offices, sims and some specialized maintenance bays. When you include hangarettes, it goes up to 60,000 sq meters or so.

Nah. The Bagotville QRA is its own project that was started before FFCP was approved. The Cold Lake QRA is part of FFCP or DCFI (can’t remember which). The way Fighter infrastructure is organized at the project level is pretty confusing. The Fighter Squadron Facility (which will house the...

Science and research disagrees with you. But don’t let that get in the way of a good old political bias. "The difference between foreign-born and US-born mortality has grown substantially since 1990, with the ratio of US-born to foreign-born mortality rates nearly doubling by 2017. In that...

T-Tails are notorious for stalling when they get iced up. When they stall, the aircraft is almost always irrecoverable. In general, stalling a T-Tail aircraft results in a proverbial “deep stall,” where the stabilator is blocked from receiving airflow from the fuselage and the only way to...

I already buy my cap badges, my unit patches, unit stuff (visor covers, t-shirts, etc). That’s okay. US Military pays for their uniform beyond initial issue. 99.99% of the Canadian population pay for their OTC meds. They also largely have a co-pay for prescription medication. This is a...

Then go buy them! We’re talking $20 a year….

Or you can go to sick parade if you’re in such a pain that you require meds.

For the Ibuprofen, that can still be prescribed and kept long term (with refills). For blister packs, you CoC can request a bunch for exercises without individuals going through the base clinic.

That is still the deal. Go see the doc. They’ll prescribe what you need an you’ll get it for free.

So you had chronic injuries that required attention. Proving my point?

Or they could just buy them for $20? If you need more than one bottle a year, you likely have issues that require medical attention or at least documenting. For allergy meds, that should definitely be followed up by a doctor…

If you truly need the meds regularly, go see a doctor, they’ll prescribe it and it’ll be free. Added bonus is that it tracks heavy usage that could point to chronic health issues that may require follow up.

Or we could do like 99% of the population and pay for our Tylenols OTC.

Multiple people and events request support for flypast every year. Some are entertained, most are not. Largely left at the units’ discretion.

Tactically, it is not uncommon for Capt leading Majs, LCol or Cols.