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For the most part the world left them in peace to kill each other, till in 1962 Egypt decided they would teach them how to be Pan-Arab, since then they been a proxy of one party or another. This is the current situation (provided by AI) The ⁠World Food Programme (WFP) has paused direct...

Define, on time, on budget and domestically built......

The Yemen government hold Aden, the area sees a lot of food insecurity, push food into Aden, have the US blockade the Houthi port and let nothing in or out. Tell KSA and UAE to put aside their squabbles and games within Yemen and work together again. There are only so many places along the coast...

I think, no more parade permits for them

However is security and infrastructure cost to support each type factored in? As I understand it, the US demands are far more stringent than the Swedes in this regard?

And the Houthi have now claimed they will target any "Israeli vessel in the BAM as well, which is how that conflict started last time.

Canada has several hundred contracts related to the F35, that is a bird in the hand that we don't want to lose grabbing one that might be in the bushes. I agree that if Canada goes with South Korea and all the other contracts that go with that deal, then they will want to show that they also...

From what I have seen, the Roshel was being praised for saving lives, the Roshel is not an IFV, but it does give armour to units that otherwise would not have any.

But mechanics are quitting because of poor vehicle designs and unrealistic job hours to conduct a repair.

However, the military (and other organizations) have a bad habit of using those acronyms outside of their field, whereupon nobody knows what they are talking about, or that acronym means something completely different to the other organization. My old job crossed many industries, each have their...

The army treated vehicles as if they were capital assets that needed to last 25 years, instead of being almost consumables, which is the lesson being relearned in Ukraine.

That's why you have an effective guest worker program. Those people can come work legally, not be exploited by employers and can leave the country for family emergencies.

Rucksacks and snowshoes

Except that burials for FN are a "Colonial construct" Pre-contact, they general placed them on platforms and let nature take it's course.

Comox and I believe Greenwood had nuclear depthcharges, one of my RSS staff had been posted to Comox to guard them. Then the Honest Johns in Europe and the Genni missile was positioned at some airbases if I understand it correctly?

Dangerous game, with low O2 levels and other possible gas pockets

When I use AI, I state that this is AI and often for data gathering it does a fairly reasonable job. In a way it's informative to see what AI says, as that is what will be informing the majority of laypersons about a particular subject. My wife uses AI daily in her job and her research into...

True, but well the Gripens will require more security than before, it appears it will not be as stringent as planned for the F35, giving some planning flexibility in remote areas.

And that is an understatement, one struggles to understand the thinking within the power centers of the Dem Party that allowed things to play out as they did. It's like a self-sabotaging to break the Dem party from within?

The Gripens don't have the security requirements attached to them either, allowing more domestic and oversea deployments.