Ouuu if only you had time to make one with 16 extra VLS cells and 2 more quad-packs of NSMs as a "hint".Ooooohhhhh....I just found out about the CRCN Town-Hall here in Halifax next week.
Should I show up and give it to him?
While you're at it, cut the house along the deck line so you can lift it off. Inside, build an ops room that has nothing but CMS330 consoles and only two Aegis consoles off to the side... You know.. as another hint
Ooooohhhhh....I just found out about the CRCN Town-Hall here in Halifax next week.
Should I show up and give it to him?
I thought you meant that you were gonna yell at him about some gripe. Maybe both "Hello CRNC... you are a stupid head! and heres a gift.Ooooohhhhh....I just found out about the CRCN Town-Hall here in Halifax next week.
Should I show up and give it to him?
Everyone always gives nice things to the Officers...maybe a Chief should get something nice too.
2022 we gave the outgoing Command Chief a shell casing with a 3d printed shell in it. It had the date of his first day at sea and the date of his last day at sea engraved on it (which was the sail with us). As he was WENG TECH of some flavour originally the CSE Dept of course did all the work for that.Nope...I've given it some thought and am reaching across to the RCN Command Chief's EA to set up a meeting at 3 Mess with the RCN Comd Chief...I think he's gonna like what he gets from the meeting....
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Yes, we would still need it. Plus, it's bought and paid for already.Question - does the building of this new test facility in anyway strengthen the current framework for acquiring 15 Rivers or does it have no bearing whatsoever if we build only the first 3 or 9 or all 15? If we were to shoot ourselves in the foot and stop after 3 and then build these talked about CDC's, would there still be the need for this test facility for only 3 Rivers or could another approach be taken and deliver the same results?
Canada backs River-class destroyer project with new land-based test facility
To help bring the Royal Canadian Navy’s (RCN) new River-class destroyer into service and support them throughout their lifecycle, the Department of National Defence (DND) is building a land-based test facility (LBTF) on DND property at Hartlen Point in Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia.
Canada backs River-class destroyer project with new land-based test facility
To help bring the Royal Canadian Navy’s (RCN) new River-class destroyer into service and support them throughout their lifecycle, the Department of National Defence (DND) is building a land-based test facility (LBTF) on DND property at Hartlen Point in Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia
Question - were we smart enough to put the spare parts/storage/warehouse facility for AEGIS spares and parts over there, or are is the RCN going to try and manage those (potentially special handling required) parts through the regular supply chain.
RCN Command Chief now has a 3.5 foot model of HMCS MacKenzie to get home to Ottawa with.
Let CRCN be jealous.
