It's also operated by Britain, Australia and Turkey. Also, the exact reason for NATO picking the GlobalEye isn't public, but it probably has to do with their expected patrol areas and mission times being shorter than what we can expect, which favours the shorter range GlobalEye. They're probably...
I've heard rumint we'll be sticking with the F-35, ordering more P-8s and replacing the Cyclone with UH-60R Seahawks, and the government is trying to figure out how to announce it while still saying "elbows up".
Volvo used to build cars in Canada. Now they don't.
Them having a final assembly facility in Canada does not make them a Canadian company, and there is no guarantee they won't close up after the orders end.
Um, okay? LLMs like ChatGPT are almost completely useless for gathering information because it will make up facts and relies on information inputs that are often wrong. It also can't predict the future.
All an LLM can do is arrange sentences for you.
The RAF, RAAF, Turkey and South Korea currently operate the E-7. The US purchase is unclear, but it sounds like it might go through.
https://www.defenseone.com/business/2025/11/funding-e-7-wedgetail-included-bipartisan-deal-end-41-day-government-shutdown/409453/
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