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Thats also part of a series of videos. What IDF got wrong, what they got right and how to improve. He spent time to go to Israel to interview soldiers and officers as part of gathering information for those videos.

Seems like actual pilots and RCAF officers support F35 enough to sign a letter to decision makers to get them to stop this Gripen madness. https://www.flightglobal.com/fixed-wing/former-canadian-military-officers-urge-ottawa-to-ignore-gripens-and-proceed-with-f-35-buy/165416.article

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This is just way out for Carney to pretend to be Elbows Up (TM) and fulfill a cardinal Trudeau promise of canceling the F35. Its pure political theatre and pretty transparent for non-partisans. If we order Gripens, we're going to be flying them for 30 years beyond when the US has retired its...

Saab wants the same corporate welfare treatment Irving gets: free money to pay for the full plant construction/retooling and then they get to keep the profit.

If they let you back in after being NES...

Incorrect, spend more time with your take.

Yes to the first part, its mandatory. No to the 2nd part. Officials job ends when the report is written. In a high level league like this, multiple camera angles will help with the report. Only the director of officiating sits in the hearing and might not even be a voting member for the...

Harshest penalty in the book that the referees can use. Only issued for actions that are believed to be a deliberate intent to injure or deliberately cause injury. Suspensions become the leagues problem but the officials did the right thing.

Should read things twice, missed the nuance. I'd be curious if other offices had similar payouts or if it was poor leadership from the previous one she got saddled with.

So a very reasonable explanation for $58K of the $174K. Is she writing the 2nd letter or hoping we can't do math?

Because a signal unit is not an Army unit type. Eventually these Regts will have 2x Signal Squadrons and a Support Squadron. Keep in mind HQ staff belong to that UIC and now can properly fall under the CoC.

Depending on the weight limits, no heavy lifting would probably lock out supply tech and most sigs trades. If its a back injury that stops you from weight load marches, you're no longer deployable in the Army.

"Barely survived" is probably more apt description. Essentially its giving HQ&Sigs a LCol CO to be a peer with every other unit in the Bde and push the duties of the Bde G6 into a newly created Major position. 2HQ&Sigs is just about to deploy it's 2nd Sqn-sized element in the last year from a...

You can't VOT without a FORCE test. You've also likely lost that avenue by potentially being performance dropped from your trade course. A COT because you couldn't complete the academic work is not a good look, and you will get whatever options the CAF is willing to give you. A real medical COT...

Europe did the same thing to them. We're only looking like a vassal state because we've been freeloading for decades and now are hell-bent on buying any garbage we can to stick it to them. We're going to cut off our nose to spite our face.

Net 7k jobs for the LSVW of the RCAF. Can we just have nice things?

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As long as people can discuss it without posting the article. It's honestly a pretty god awful idea. Can't get them to work 5 days a week in the office and we're going to expect them to do extra training?

Its a reference to the BC ostrich culling pretty sure.