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Canada moves to 2% GDP end of FY25/26 - PMMC

I got the impreesion the Norwegians and Commandos were planning on using them in the North Atlantic and icy waters. In waters not dissimilar to where the dory men used to fish.

Fun fact. Those dories, and their Hudson Bay twins, were designed in Scandinavia over 1300 years ago. They were good enough to go island hopping along the North Atlantic ice edge.
 
You mean, probably in the case of the UK, the Royal Navy will be using them with some Royal Marines on board as required.

I might be wrong, but Jack isn't too keen on letting bootnecks operate anything larger than a flatbottomed boat with a ramp on the front within a stone's throw from the beach.

It occurs to me that at 60 tonnes and 20 metres they are in the same class as these:

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Full breakdown of the ammunition money.

So do I take this to mean that we can produce a 155 from start to finish?
Any sense of they are increasing the amount of shells produced each month, and what those numbers might be?
 
So do I take this to mean that we can produce a 155 from start to finish?
Any sense of they are increasing the amount of shells produced each month, and what those numbers might be?
I think the Globe & Mail article mentioned that production would be 12,000 M795 shells per month by 2029. From what I've read, we can't produce any of those shells right now. Plus the nitrocellulose production will be a completely new capability.
 
I think the Globe & Mail article mentioned that production would be 12,000 M795 shells per month by 2029. From what I've read, we can't produce any of those shells right now. Plus the nitrocellulose production will be a completely new capability.

It will be better than we are doing but it will still only be 2 days of supply per month in Ukraine.

And no fuzes. Apparently.

Noah's take

 
I think the Globe & Mail article mentioned that production would be 12,000 M795 shells per month by 2029. From what I've read, we can't produce any of those shells right now. Plus the nitrocellulose production will be a completely new capability.
Well that sounds very promising
 
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