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I don't understand your question.

I think you and I differ on the meaning of "pretty new" if you are saying something started in the '60s qualifies.

Many of the terms are defined in the paper that you linked above: Translated: CJADC2 is the American way of looking at the problem set, with American doctrine informing it, supported by American networks (both equipment and the concept of) to achieve American goals Source: Pan-Domain...

No we aren't, per Carney, we are literally planning to do the opposite. Canada joins EU defense fund as the country pivots away from the US "Carney has said he intends to diversify Canada’s procurement and enhance the country’s relationship with the EU. He has previously said that no more will...

Because, like infants, you need maximum supervision? "The infantry had drawing time, lets take a look...it's just a bunch of pictures of dicks...also, all the crayons are now missing."

No. Just regular public servants, like we have now. People to fix buildings, repair vehicles, re-image computers, etc in garrison. During a crisis the field force deploys and is supported by its organic CS/CSS elements. When the crisis is over the field force returns to base and public servants...

Sigs: Current Bde HQ and Sigs Sqns to Regts Divs get Sigs Regts The Army gets a Sigs Regt Each new Bde gets a Sigs unit (I think Regt sized but can't remember for sure) CCSB gets Organic Sigs The Light Infantry Regt gets organic Sigs in its HQ (Coy sized? I am not sure, only saw it in document)...

When your combats are in the wash?

Medium Cavalry.

So, ~900 (90,000 x 1%) of these parts were placed more than 5mm out of spec? That sounds more like Cyber Truck build quality than BMW.

We are are most likely going on a hiring spree to support Army Modernization. Plus, if it the worst comes to pass and the CAF can't retain you due to your injury you can be placed on the priority hiring list. As an unqualified Pte you, most likely, may not be eligible for all the jobs out there...

There is always the public service. There are still ways to serve the country (and the CAF) without wearing green. We rely on them to do a lot of work and literally couldn't operate without their support.

Do you need a manned helicopter? Can the helicopter crew work out of a sea can on the deck controlling a UAV and get near enough the same result?

Turn off the engine and coast down the back side of waves.

I might just leave the Reg force and join the MRES, sounds like they are getting better training than us.

Remius? Speaking from experience? 😏

Southeast Alaska’s population expected drop 17% by 2050, by far the most statewide | Juneau Empire They can't even keep their population numbers level and you think they will expand into Canada because they need lebensraum?

It may be the best system out there, I don't know and will take your word on it. I am sure, as you said, the program itself is an industry standard for a reason. But the question was about user friendliness. I know some guys that can do some real magic on DRMIS, however, it is anything but user...

No. Because we have been stretched for cash for a long time and have spent our meagre funds elsewhere. “The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. Take boots, for example. He earned thirty-eight dollars a month plus allowances. A really...

Not just that, tools. If an MRT gets blown up but the crew survives how do they replace whats in their tool boxes? I'm not just talking about wrenches but specialty diagnostic equipment. For better or worse, everything we buy has computers and electronics sensors embedded. The types of equipment...