CF-105 Arrow (not army related, but still CF related.)

[Zoomie]

The tactics of the "day" was for the Voodoo to launch carrying nuclear tipped missiles.  They would fire these missiles at the incoming Red Bombers and attempt to out-run the shock-wave.  Had the Arrow survived this same tactic would most likely have been used.

 

[Bograt]

Affectionately refered to as the "Pickle and Pucker" tactic. One would pickle the weapon, then would uncontrolably pucker as he turn and fled.

 

[Clément Barbeau Vermet]

Its interesting to speculate how Canadian and/or US CF-105s could have dealt with the number of target groups.
Locating nuclear-tipped BOMARCs in locations above or at the US border may have been the most efficient to destroy multiple bombers from a US point of view. 

Seems like the F-104 was the interceptor of choice for many years.

With 100 CF-105 and some USAF interceptors we could have dealt very well with a very large number of bombers.

The F-104 was the interceptor of choise because the Arrow wasn't there.