may be a silly question but with the time span available couldn't the vast majority of those positions be filled by either retirees or people parting after say 10 years with a guaranteed job available in exchange for taking a reserve slot or even without the reserve position?
Replacing the Subs
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Canada’s Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) and Hanwha Corporation announce landmark joint venture to establish a new Canadian entity that will produce military and industrial vehicle
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subs, tanks, IFVs, trucks oh my!
so whose economy will benefit? Brampton to replace Chrysler, Oshawa or Ingersoll for GM or Ste. Therese for Quebec?
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We’re off to see the Wizard!!Canada’s Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association (APMA) and Hanwha Corporation announce landmark joint venture to establish a new Canadian entity that will produce military and industrial vehicle
Press Release + Long Noah Note
subs, tanks, IFVs, trucks oh my!
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With the next G7 being held in France on 15-17 June and SK being on the invite list of attendees, does anything want to venture a guess if our decision on the submarines will be made, before the G7 meeting, during the G7 meeting or after the G7 meeting?
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Minister Kim departed for Ottawa, Canada, on the 5th to meet with Melanie Joly, Minister of Industry, and Tim Hodges, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, among others. He plans to promote South Korea’s bid for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP), valued at up to 60 trillion Korean won.
The contest is nearly over to provide Canada’s next submarines
Industry Minister Kim Visits Canada, U.S. for Submarine Bid, Investments
Industry Minister Kim Visits Canada, U.S. for Submarine Bid, Investments Aims to secure Canadas 60 trillion won submarine contract, propose hydrogen collaboration; U.S. talks focus on strategic investments
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Industry Minister Kim Visits Canada, U.S. for Submarine Bid, Investments
Aims to secure Canada's 60 trillion won submarine contract, propose hydrogen collaboration; U.S. talks focus on strategic investmentsMinister Kim departed for Ottawa, Canada, on the 5th to meet with Melanie Joly, Minister of Industry, and Tim Hodges, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, among others. He plans to promote South Korea’s bid for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP), valued at up to 60 trillion Korean won.
My bet is after. Why piss of the German chancellor in advance and doing it during a summit actually being hosted in Europe might come off as a little undiplomatic to say the least...With the next G7 being held in France on 15-17 June and SK being on the invite list of attendees, does anything want to venture a guess if our decision on the submarines will be made, before the G7 meeting, during the G7 meeting or after the G7 meeting?
The contest is nearly over to provide Canada’s next submarines
Industry Minister Kim Visits Canada, U.S. for Submarine Bid, Investments
Industry Minister Kim Visits Canada, U.S. for Submarine Bid, Investments Aims to secure Canadas 60 trillion won submarine contract, propose hydrogen collaboration; U.S. talks focus on strategic investments
Industry Minister Kim Visits Canada, U.S. for Submarine Bid, Investments
Aims to secure Canada's 60 trillion won submarine contract, propose hydrogen collaboration; U.S. talks focus on strategic investments
Minister Kim departed for Ottawa, Canada, on the 5th to meet with Melanie Joly, Minister of Industry, and Tim Hodges, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, among others. He plans to promote South Korea’s bid for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP), valued at up to 60 trillion Korean won.
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I agree.
Unless we choose the German subs…
Fair point...
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I'm thinking closer to the fall. Since they gave them an extra month for fixing their bidding the original expected time was end June, now we're pushing closer to the Labour Day.With the next G7 being held in France on 15-17 June and SK being on the invite list of attendees, does anything want to venture a guess if our decision on the submarines will be made, before the G7 meeting, during the G7 meeting or after the G7 meeting?
The contest is nearly over to provide Canada’s next submarines
Industry Minister Kim Visits Canada, U.S. for Submarine Bid, Investments
Industry Minister Kim Visits Canada, U.S. for Submarine Bid, Investments Aims to secure Canadas 60 trillion won submarine contract, propose hydrogen collaboration; U.S. talks focus on strategic investments
Industry Minister Kim Visits Canada, U.S. for Submarine Bid, Investments
Aims to secure Canada's 60 trillion won submarine contract, propose hydrogen collaboration; U.S. talks focus on strategic investments
Minister Kim departed for Ottawa, Canada, on the 5th to meet with Melanie Joly, Minister of Industry, and Tim Hodges, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, among others. He plans to promote South Korea’s bid for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP), valued at up to 60 trillion Korean won.
Dosan Ahn Chang-ho is at Pearl.
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Or a complete fleet replacement of Leopard 2s.
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Given the interest in undersea cables and the need to sustain that 95% of internet trafiic that passes through them, and given the owners' efforts to harden, protect and patrol them with fixed and roving sensors, and turning them into sensors themselves, how long will it be before long range subs are facing the problem of trying to cross the 401 in daylight at rush hour?
Are we better off with a sub that can loiter quietly for a long time locally surrounded by friendly UUVs and infrastructure?
