Posted on 11/20/2018 12:50:23 PM PST by Oldeconomybuyer
“So you are saying that the Canadians serving are a joke too?”
Nope. I’m saying that when taken as a whole the Canadian military is a joke. I’m sure there are fine individuals serving, undoubtedly. But the political leadership....well...Trudeau.
4 Submarines in total, no aircraft carriers at all, virtually zero heavy lift capability, so yea. Pretty much the Canadian military is a joke.
If it weren’t for American firepower Canada would last about 15 minutes against the Russians.
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“I would advise you not sharing your opinion with the brave Canadians who flew with RAF during the Battle of Britain, nor with the gallant Canadian’s who waded ashore on 6 June, 1944..”
For the hundred or so of them left, you’re quite correct. The modern Canadian military is a joke.
You are correct..very few left. I probably should have used the wording,...”your opinion considering the brave....”
I must be in a minority regarding my respect for the Canadians, but the ones I flew with in the Air Force were top drawer.
“but the ones I flew with in the Air Force were top drawer.”
I’ve no doubt. But that does not change my opinion of the Canadian military.
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If we pull out of NATO, we don’t have to defend these guys, either, do we?
I’m imagining it being deployed on a secret OP to Siberia when it runs out of juice and is passed by a native on a sled being pulled by reindeer.
Pretty much the same age. All U.S. Navy and Marine A’s and B’s are retired, except for the Blue Angels. The Spanish, Canadians, Australians all bought their aircraft in the late 80’s. Kuwait got their aircraft after the 1991 Gulf War. There aircraft had lighter under carriages and were considered hot rods.
I sent him a mail from me. I’ve been there and done it.
I’m Albertan. If I catch people up here being idiots to Americans, I sort it out. I’m on the route to Alaska, so I see many.
Good on ya. My daughter-in-law is from Calgary. She’s a naturalized American citizen for some twenty years now. I’ve have been to Calgary. Its a nice place.
Considering that at the end of WW2 Canada’s navy was the third largest in the world.
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