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Video analysis of the video released by Ukraine shows 6 missiles which. This comes after there major over the horizon radar was taken offline by a Ukrainian drone. Russia is blind now facing Ukraine to an extent

I wouldn't be surprised, I've heard little about what others are doing

probably sooner then you think, I was in a RCEME corp brief last year and they were talking about having cloth blue shoulder flashes on the new DEU's, regimental belt etc. RCEME also got back pstrol dress in the last dress regs update, mind you it is either NPF or at own cost to purchase them.

It can do paveway, but internally it can't carry the larger 2000lb DEP's

The other aspect is their largest deep earth penetrator would need to be delivered via F15 to actually hit any nuclear facilities. This means risk because f35 can't do the strike.

If you strike refineries, it could actually force global prices to drop as iran would need to export more crude to be refined, and import refined fuel.

Our Latvia mission also isn't in the headlines daily. The CAF has been terrible at selling it self, and red tape is causing 75% of those interested to look elsewhere

All the more reason the policy needs to be more general and less specific

Upper part of the atmosphere, even higher then what patriot operates at, likely Israeli Arrrow 3.

Possible exostmospheric intercept tonight over Isreal

I don't know about that.... we are closest to war as we ever have been since the cold war https://www.ft.com/content/b3101099-9516-4b0b-92c6-179997d7e4cf

Oh they try to, or they pull pin if sent somewhere they don't want. The Reserve force seems unwilling to enforce the 30 day notice for ending a class B contract.

Unpopular opinion: we have tons of budget for personal because of how short we are. The reserve force is designed as a incase of emergency break glass. I'd argue time to break the glass. Use an OIC and on a rotating basis activate reserve units for a period of 1 year. 6 months work up under a...

Babcock has a lot of engineering expertise to share with such a fledgling company, simulation software etc

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-csis-question-intelligence-1.7170661

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/bill-blair-nato-defence-spending-eyre-recruitment-1.7168748 Interesting note within the article, CDS apparently wants to increase the reg force by 14,000 bit he and the MND agreed they need to deal with the current personal shortages first.

Mark Norman weighs in

I would not even call it a policy document, its more a spending wish list. Nothing really screams "this is what we want the CAF to accomplish"