How defense procurement lost its way. Dan Driscoll was on Shawn Ryan and this clip covers the "$2000 M777 part" that's grounding their fleet until 2027. There are some key lessons that will impact our rush to 2% GDP and beyond a lot more due to our smaller purchases:
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That response would be something I'd be expect for the hyper partisan right, and same hyper partisan left that decries the "bad timing" of Pollievre's scheduled social media posts. Both of those opinions should be discounted by the majority.
2 days before a long weekend is absolutely last minute. It smacks of a knee jerk reaction to public pressure not a deliberate policy decision. They set this date when they made the badly needed relief months ago, this shouldn't have been a surprise or fuel (no oun intended) for the opposition.
They've been making the same posts for months. Are you seriously trying to dig that deep to find fault with the Tories instead of focusing on the actual issue of Carney waiting until the absolute last minute to make this announcement? It was an easy win announcement to make after trade talks...
I'm sure we did a lot of things better back in the day @FJAG (and I don't mean that sarcastically), but MRP is absolutely required with the current operational tempo. The entire Bde is gone 1 year of every 3. Some units are 1.5 years of every 3 because of the distribution of specialties. That...
Your inconvenience means we have to exponentially increase how many pers are assigned to transport tasks. There's a tipping point when a unit having organic assets sitting unused a majority of time means they are more efficient and effective being brigaded. We pay adults big bucks to do those...
We'll just do what we do for every other NTM in CA, make sure a bunch of random boxes are green on MonitorMass with giant gaps in the TO&E and then just shut down a Bde to panic waive requirements and deploy anyone who has a heartbeat.
Proper high readiness involves isolating that unit/sub unit...
Tracking its 3rd Canadian Light Infantry Regiment because we have to add Canada to everything like CANSOF adds Special Operations to every course they run.
If you had spent the 5 minutes to make this your original post, then you wouldn't have had to worry about violating the political forum rules which haven't changed in years. They are evenly applied across the political spectrum so no, you were not censored.
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What special features has Roshel put in for LSCO that JLTV doesnt have? We're buying an armoured box on wheels, not a tank. I'm certain Roshel will win because we have to buy domestic and they're an actual successful company without porkbarrelling but let's not be disingenuous here and make it...
That kind of iterative development is not how our procurement system is set up to fund. You'd spend years recompeting every design change to new bidders.
You're on the right track with working on a fitness routine, diet and completing your Grade 12. Not having a high school diploma will hold you back in the CAF and it just adds something else to worry about while you're training or deploying. The Army is very routine based, so if you have the...
I don't think LIR is going to deploy as a standalone Regiment, at least not for decades. Like you said, not enough enablers. What it will do is take managing the GRTF tasks, which are markedly different from FG for the NATO Bde, and have a HQ manage that directly. Having 3 BNs is efficient as CA...
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