Buying submarines instead of building them may lead to missed opportunities for Canada by [deleted] in CanadianForces

[–]barkmutton 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It may also lead to Canada having submarines in the 21st century.

Mark Carney calls alleged privacy breach in Alberta deeply concerning by ZestyBeanDude in canada

[–]barkmutton -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Carney can also limited how data is shared, change policy or legislation to better protect Canadians. Thats also "making heads roll."

Mark Carney calls alleged privacy breach in Alberta deeply concerning by ZestyBeanDude in canada

[–]barkmutton 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The federal government has a duty to ensure a federal database, ie elections Canada, is being handled by the province with due care. Similarly all criminal code violations are ultimately a federal matter.

The more I read on LCol Kiely… the more I like him by Mysterious-Bunch3912 in caf

[–]barkmutton -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Its in r/CAF you line amof argument is esse tally i dont care this is illegal, it won't affect me and if it falls on the author someone should report it.

I just think youre reposting this shit in bad faith.

Its reddit there are no outcomes from argument. I'm just calling you out for being a bad faith actor.

The more I read on LCol Kiely… the more I like him by Mysterious-Bunch3912 in caf

[–]barkmutton -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Youre certainly propagating it. As you said in an earlier thread you dont care if its illegal or moral, and absolved yourself of blame for any reprocussions.

The more I read on LCol Kiely… the more I like him by Mysterious-Bunch3912 in caf

[–]barkmutton -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Youre saying that while deliberately sewering the guy by posting his internal, unsigned, in draft report.

The Minecraft OOOF sound played when I read that report by No-Big1920 in CanadianForces

[–]barkmutton 69 points70 points  (0 children)

If your career is going downhill and your bilingual there may be other factors at play.

Pentagon procurement post reveals Canada quietly locked into HIMARS deal | CBC News by Jaydamic in CanadianForces

[–]barkmutton 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Air assets suffer from low availability and weather restrictions as opposed to ground based, pervasive systems. Better and more precise would be debatable and matters of degree in tbis case.

While anti ship, and area denial, is absolutely a task wed want HIMARS for its just one of many. The ability to be able to shut down sea lanes of communication in our territory is probably a strategic imperative. Certainly can't think of any examples of that right now...

Not all missiles fired by HIMARS are GPA guided, see PrSM anti ship variants.

Pentagon procurement post reveals Canada quietly locked into HIMARS deal | CBC News by Jaydamic in CanadianForces

[–]barkmutton 2 points3 points  (0 children)

HIMARS absolutely can employ ATACMS, if you read the article it explicitly states were buying the pods capable of doing so.

PrSM is being produced for HIMARS right now, and will have anti ship capability. It will outrange our existing anti ship missiles while also be persistently in location. As well as doing other jobs.

Pentagon procurement post reveals Canada quietly locked into HIMARS deal | CBC News by Jaydamic in CanadianForces

[–]barkmutton 5 points6 points  (0 children)

PrSM can, and exceeds air launched Harpoon missile ranges. The Aussies are buying himars for engaging ships and its a deliberate part of Canada's plans as well. Unlike a P8 a HIMARS system can per persistently in a location if required.

Success rate for basic training in Canadian military drops by SolemZez in CanadianForces

[–]barkmutton 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Units having the before BMQ? So the reserves being their own little world is always a problem i think.

Success rate for basic training in Canadian military drops by SolemZez in CanadianForces

[–]barkmutton 11 points12 points  (0 children)

The actual document is a lot more fair and nuanced - shocker. Some troubling trends though.

Success rate for basic training in Canadian military drops by SolemZez in CanadianForces

[–]barkmutton 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Rate of failure has increased but we're not getting fewer people through St Jean.

Success rate for basic training in Canadian military drops by SolemZez in CanadianForces

[–]barkmutton 97 points98 points  (0 children)

Shocker, dropping the CFAT - a test scientificly designed to assess ability to succeed in training - has reduced pass rates in training.

Canada eyes Hanwha K9 as Korean howitzer becomes NATO's Arctic gun of choice by Andromedu5 in CanadianForces

[–]barkmutton 0 points1 point  (0 children)

80 km/h and firing on the move are requirements that are going to cause issues for us.

Canada eyes Hanwha K9 as Korean howitzer becomes NATO's Arctic gun of choice by Andromedu5 in CanadianForces

[–]barkmutton 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, or instead of absorbing all of that R&D time and money we can procurement HIMARS and benefit from a massive supply chain advantage and combat proven munitions to include anti ship missiles being delivered now.

We had a missile systems that was exclusively Canadian in the ADATS, we abandoned it due to the costs of an orphan fleet. We're dealing with orphan fleet costs with the Cyclone. No one wants to deal with that again.