Doesn’t matter. It’s all visible to the border agent. It’s up to them whether they let him in or not, and people have been turned away for having a stay on their record.
The charges were only stayed, not withdrawn. Probably keep him in the same situation until at least after the election.
https://www.ppsc-sppc.gc.ca/eng/nws-nvs/2019/08_05_19.html
No, it was as SKT said...money. The Navy at the time wanted Spearfish, but the government was unwilling to pay extra for them. We wanted the ESM fits too, but they wouldn't pay for those either.
You need a WDS and S-band data uplink (basically SM-2 capability) and a specific version of RIM-162 to get the full range out of it. Otherwise it's just a better Sea Sparrow.
You also need a Mk 41 launcher for the quad-pack. If you have a Mk 48 launcher you can only use single and IIRC dual...
Qu'appelle had a 3"/50 forward because there weren't enough 3"/70's after the school got their mount.
From what I saw on Awesome Warship Saskatchewan the 3"/70 shot great for about 3 rounds and then a shear pin was.....sheared. Then there was an hours stoppage while the NWTs hunted down and...
Umm..no. If we're afraid of anything like that, it's a Sea Thing losing power while they're dropping something off or picking something up over us. The only other thing I can think of is being rammed by a skimmer during an attack.
Submariners are unlikely to know if there's an MPA around unless...
It's the General Dynamics Canada Maritime Helicopter electronics suite. It's all the elctronics bits like the radar, mission computer, weapons interfaces etc.
To my knowledge, the mission suite they're planning to install in the CH-148 is brand new and has never flown in an aircraft before. I...
Please keep in mind that the articles author (and site owner) is widely regarded as a deranged loon. His background is in cell phone engineering, not any type of air combat. He is pretty good at general RF ideas though, and parts of this article touch on that.
AESA by itself doesn't really mean...
Are NCM's below WO issued oxfords still? If so, they're probably allowed to wear them as per dress regs, although the senior NCMs may get a bit bent out of shape if there isn't a good reason for wearing them.
I used to wear them to work because the pedals on my truck were a bit too close...
I really hope that quote is taken out of context and the Admiral in question isn't really that pompous.
Maybe the worst thing about the Admiral Byng affair was that it wasn't regularly repeated. You'd probably see a bit different attitude if it had been.
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