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They dont strike me as the type to not have a plan, I wouldn't be surprised if the loaned us the first few off the line until domestic production starts

Clearly there is only one way to settle this F35 vs Gripen. 5 game hockey series, USA vs Sweden, winner gets the deal

Saab can match American-made F-35s to fulfil Canadian needs: Swedish deputy prime minister https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/saab-can-match-american-made-f-35s-to-fulfil-canadian-needs-swedish-deputy-prime-minister/ Sweden going all in here

Well if we build Gripens, then I see us buying the T7 redhawk from saab/Boeing and building it here too

Which also gives us a foot in the door for a much larger defense partnership, AT-4s? Carl G, T-7 Red Hawks for fighter trainers? anti-aircraft weapons? ammunition manufacturing? there is huge potential for partnerships

who says its a one off? SAAB doesn't strike me as a company that would let a factory go idle, they already are working on the Gripen replacement, and other programs, my guess is this helps long term viability of their products

So this bombshell in the Ab legislature today, as well keep an eye out tomorrow for the AB Auditor General to drop their report into the Dyna life fiasco Oh and NWC again Alberta invokes notwithstanding clause on trio of transgender laws...

Yeah so if they want faster, they need a new production line, combined with Global eye, we are talking 13,000 high to medium skill jobs in Canada not to mention a cut for the canadian government for any Gripen sales built in canada

SAAB's target for a production rate is an annual production rate of 20 to 30 Gripen E/F fighter jets per year in the near future. This equates to approximately 1.6 to 2.5 aircraft per month

Well one of their downfalls has been they cant ramp up production and deliver in time frames that most international customers want, so maybe we play into a long term international manufacturing plan?

SAAB starting to make an offer to big to refuse? https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-saab-build-globaleye-military-surveillance-plane-in-canada/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

Introducing Canadian Independent Brigade groups, problem solved

Right now? no, especially given last summer the school cancelled every tech course, and theres a chance it will happen again this year. Sure my troops will have a leg up when ever a course finally happens. However this is how you get people submitting VR's when you can't career advance.

Basically a full time battle school?

If its a classroom lecture, yes everything is on ACIMS, thats the easy part. If its technical training? a lot more work that usually requires me to go in on my own time or make a lot of phone calls to sort things out.

Looks like we are losing highly skilled immigrants we want to keep, gee its almost as if anti immigration rhetoric would make people feel unwelcome...

Nothing is usually urgent because, and this is my own personal experience, is I am asked to do lesson prep, manage my section, platoon level admin, PACE, etc on a full time basis, but when it comes to compensation? Here's 1 full day a month, im probably working 5 or more worth a month and...

Russian neo nazi group raising money by selling POW execution videos. I hope these guys get hunted down and given no mercy.

So point for team korea, all Polish K2s are now delivered.

If your breaking your people with day to day operations, thats a leadership failure of not properly balancing the needs of your people and the organization. You can accomplish both, you just gotta know how