Posted on Dec 13, 2018
Three Attack Subs ‘Not Certified To Dive’; Navy F-35s at 15 Percent Readiness
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Attack subs are last in line for maintenance and overhauls, after Ballistic missile boats and aircraft carriers. SecDef orders readiness of F35s improve in 2018.
Three Attack Subs ‘Not Certified To Dive’; Navy F-35s at 15 Percent Readiness
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112x: Submarine Warfare Officer
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If things don't improve, pretty soon we're going to start looking like a Canadian Navy. LOL
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/canadas-submarine-fleet-never-worked-its-time-to-stop-ignoring-the-problem/article12468338/
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/canadas-submarine-fleet-never-worked-its-time-to-stop-ignoring-the-problem/article12468338/
Canada’s submarine fleet never worked. It’s time to stop ignoring the problem
Neglect and obsolescence could end the country’s sub program
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As much as I support defense spending, there needs to be accounting to ensure the funds are spent wisely. With our forces small compared to the Cold War, yet we spend more. Overseas contingency funds (from my understanding) are not part of the defense budget, certainly inflation plays some part - but are we spending the money wisely?
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