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I remember seeing the 5/4 with the blowpipe racks in the back. Wished I had taken a picture of them.

SAS swearing all the time -check Making bad jokes - check Not caring about proper procedures to dispose of equipment - check Sharing war crime related information with random clerk who has not been there long - Not bloody likely SAS swinging their dick and thinking they are the best - check...

Each gun detachment get's a LMG and electronic drone killer gun and shotguns and has 1-2 air sentries during setup and firing and prepping to move. Each battery gets a gun based short ranged AD system to cover movement?

From AI: Through this system (Trans Mountain) , Canada directly exports crude feedstock to the United States via the Puget Sound Pipeline, a 111-kilometre U.S. offshoot that connects at the B.C.–Washington border. [1, 2] Current Export Volumes to the U.S. Average Deliveries: In the second...

A good article breaking down what being an "associate member" might mean and how that plays out energy wise. From this article we have already doubled our exports to the EU in the last decade. From another article I just read, it's estimated by 2037 that LNG exports to other countries than the...

Not a lot of companies have smaller landing craft with certified lift points for cranes hanging around.

We also had around 250 fighter aircraft and 400-500 auxiliary aircraft not counting rotary wing. At that time advanced training of pilots was also done in house and only contracted out in 1992

People also forget that aircraft like the Voodoo and Starfighter were cutting edge technology for the day and were every bit as much of a struggle for the maintainers and planners of the day as the the modern era aircraft are for us.

Unless they are hoping they will lead them to their connections? The other possibility is they were up to no good that has nothing to do with the base or terrorism. Might be some sort of other rural crime?

Assumed to be in 2027 https://financialpost.com/sponsored/news-sponsored/from-mine-to-port-bhps-jansen-project-is-moving-toward-its-first-potash-production

I believe some SOF did use them over there.

I drive a 2006 RR and 1968 Series Landrover, the 2006 takes minimal maintenance, the Series is you are always tinkering.

Not sure they are replacing or Parallelring their existing coal loading facility?

From my understanding, it's not a level playing field and lot of TFW were brought in to drive trucks, bringing the price the haulage companies were willing to pay drivers way down. Forcing companies to hire people already here and properly trained will help solve that.

Not sure how such attacks would really help Russia https://www.patreon.com/RFU_EN/posts/cia-intelligence-170725789?utm_campaign=patron_engagement&utm_source=post_link&post_id=170725789&utm_id=f4ac98e5-eb5f-4876-b693-d0020d81bab5&utm_medium=email

I googled costs and issues with getting that potash from Belarus, the closest port is in Lithuania and they refuse to do business with Belarus, so the potash would have to go through a Russian port. Putin I am sure is going to be happy for the tranist fees....

With the 106mm covering targets within the minimum range! Troops are wearing 64pattern webbing.

You can find bits here Trackjam Models - Order Form Thread on the Lynx M-113 C & R (Lynx) in 1/35 scale 1/72nd scale https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/4496311134/172-scale-canadian-army-lynx Pricey - M113 C&R Lynx https://www.facebook.com/groups/CanadianScaleModellers/posts/1911415846058350/

In your view, do Manpads belong to the Artillery Air Defense units or be organic to the various Infantry and Armour units?

Yea well I was in we flew 3 different types of fighters and most of that part stocking and maintenance records were done by hand or on computers that barely had any memory. But somehow we managed.