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Do you actually check to see if AI has modified, misinterpreted, or otherwise distorted that information? That's one of major problems with AI, it can provide the answers you want; these are not necessarily the truth.

I agree that attribution checking is important. However every bit of information from AI needs to be questioned. If some called Stoker Dave posts something about maritime engines I'll treat it with trust until Dave proves himself unreliable (I'm sure he won't). With AI there is no inherent...

Is there anyway we can regulate, ban, reduce the amount of AI slop that is replicated on this site. I am tired of some one saying, "I'm not sure but this what <AI bot xyz> says:". Followed by a bunch of text that can't be trusted. No value added. You have to verify everything in that...

AHEAD also has two coils on the muzzle before the setting cool that measure the rounds Mv, passes it to the range coil that then sets the fuze based on the range and reported Mv. The range comes from either radar or laser. Our guns could fire AHEAD without Skyguard using the integral Gunking...

A bit disappointed that they used The KLF as the celebratory song with out the dead pug and burning £1,000,000 on a remote island. Also the band stands against when they stand for.

Riff raff.

Yeah thats the point of the thread. I will be very surprised if a small trade can provide the positions and work needed to secure bases by themselves. The two other nations, closest to us, that have similar needs and organizations (UK & US) all use multiple organizations for security. Both...

I may be misunderstanding your response, but I specifically said CCoC replacement, therefore not the CCoC or similar security companies.

Make the new security force Peace Officers? Or make the CCoC replacement Peace Officers with security force back up? Limited responsibilities and limited statute enforcement, less training but they still get full spectrum use of force if needed. Like Alberta Sheriffs. RCMP RCAF Sheriff...

It seems that Nenshi has pulled back the PR/ campaigning/fundraising activities. They were in the news a lot more when Notley was running the show.

Except the UCP doesn't care about Alberta residents unless you own an oil or gas company and have been faithful contributors to the party coffers. Any financial benefit the province accrues will flow to O&G and not improving the lives of the province's poor and ill.

BMQ/BMOQ/CLC/QL3/etc are the practice periods.

Sounds right, I was there in 89 for Fallex and 90 to support the Gulf War from Baden.

1990 the dependent guards were still armed.

Sorry to say that due to accidents and incidents in the past CAF/DND regs do not permit the sale of salvage. That being said it is not illegal to own the cartridge cases. You might be able to source them from the US. If you find them for sale in Canada they were either sourced prior to the...

I know the Americans have/had HEMTTs with a modified bed to hold pods, and a trailer as well. Each could carry 8 pods so I was mistaken there. The only reason I know this is a National Guard/Reserve unit showed up in Gagetown and they had just converted to 155 from MLRS and still had the MLRS...

Around a 15 minute reload if everything is perfect. Each reload (pod x2 missiles) will take up 0.5 or 1 truck. So a nice long line of trucks to keep up your continuing barrage that is really pulses every 15 minutes.

And that right there is why we don't have to worry about building logistical capacity. If we aren't serious about waging a sustained war we don't need sustainment.

FFS, the missile failed, it just clipped it with a flight surface, for some reason they used a 9X. Any of those could result in the missile's behaviour. There's a thing called momentum, maybe that's why the debris carried on for a second. People are dumb.