Posted on Mar 4, 2017
John Ivison: Wanting to ditch reputation as NATO’s cheap date, Liberals looking at ballistic...
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Discussion from the Canadian paper saying that the Liberal Party in Canada was stepping up to the plate and pursuing a 2% of GDP towards defense with 1.2% being allocated vs the 1.0% now. President Trump had a great meeting last month with PM Trudeau and now it shows the USA and Canada are even closer now!
John Ivison: Wanting to ditch reputation as NATO’s cheap date, Liberals looking at ballistic...
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Great Piece... Looks Like thing are looking Up for the Folks to the North...
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LTC (Join to see)
Their army reservist got it they have a shortage of field radios much like the English they are on backorder until 2018. Also, the Canadians Harley have an AV they retired their last Destroyer due to rust and the only have a few frigates left and their vice admiral just got fired mysteriously probably over politics and his efforts to secure a ship building program has been pushed back for many years. Canada has its problems but at least they're smart enough to buy the F-18 Super Hornet 18 as a stopgap measure since they consider wisely the F-35 to be too expensive and too and reliable and very behind schedule
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Thanks LTC (Join to see) for sharing that "the Liberal Party in Canada was stepping up to the plate and pursuing a 2% of GDP towards defense with 1.2% being allocated vs the 1.0% now."
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