Most of the covid shut downs were based on control. This caused supply disruptions.
Like most Canadian things manufactured/raised dug up ends up in other countries.
A quick search will come up with semiconductor manufacturers here.
Replacing the Subs
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Like most Canadian things manufactured/raised dug up ends up in other countries.
A quick search will come up with semiconductor manufacturers here.
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GR66
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No, I suppose not….Does it have to be black?
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Not be seen or heard, fire Mk 48's and kill grey floaty thing ?
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Kelsey Grammar commanded a pink one.Does it have to be black?
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Sure as hell can't be white, or red. How about Green or Gold or Green and Gold ...Does it have to be black?
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And you might be right, and I wasn't thinking of a hostile foreign owner (which shouldn't be operating here at any time under any circumstances0, more a situation where, say, Toyota or Honda had its own reasons to be not totally on board with a particular Canadian military or foreign affairs position. 'We need you to start building tanks. Umm, it would be bad for us and we don't agree'. I suppose we could simply seize the assets if there was legislation allowing that.
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Many of our mines are owned by Chinese interests and I suspect other industries as well. So they could shut them down from afar.
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How Saab is betting big on its C71 ‘Expeditionary’ subs to win Canadian contest - Breaking Defense
The Swedish firm has competition for the lucrative Ottawa contract from sub makers from across both Europe and Asia.
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Saab putting forward its proposal for the Victoria class replacement.
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Canada's "piece of the pie" should be long term maintenance and sub contracting certain components.How Saab is betting big on its C71 ‘Expeditionary’ subs to win Canadian contest - Breaking Defense
The Swedish firm has competition for the lucrative Ottawa contract from sub makers from across both Europe and Asia.
Saab putting forward its proposal for the Victoria class replacement.
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How Saab is betting big on its C71 ‘Expeditionary’ subs to win Canadian contest - Breaking Defense
The Swedish firm has competition for the lucrative Ottawa contract from sub makers from across both Europe and Asia.
Saab putting forward its proposal for the Victoria class replacement.
One thing that is becoming clearer to me is that there are a limited number of yards internationally that are capable of supplying subs of any type.
It is also becoming clearer that, for whatever reason, and I am guessing the CT of the Moskva is related, submarines are becoming increasingly popular.
Supply limited.
Demand increasing.
Timelines lengthening,
Costs rising.
Options falling.
Similar situation with respect to every other equipment shortage in the CAF.
UORs are probably not what they used to was.
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PS -
What would an SSK / USV task force look like? The Surface Vessels would announce there was a sub in the area but their noise and movement might obscure the SSK and provide Air and ASW Defence as well as launch platforms. The sub houses the Combat Information Center or whatever the CP is called.
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That is not really how it works.
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How would you make it work?
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Another Perun video
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I am not sure there is a way to make (what I think) you are suggesting work.
The bandwidth requirements vs the laws of physics alone make your idea a non-starter.
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I've said this before and call me a pessimist but:
Canada will be out of the submarine business once the last one goes. The GoC has zero interest in it and quite frankly this GoC is more interested in showing off socks, mugging for the camera and telling everyone how to conduct their business.
Canada will be out of the submarine business once the last one goes. The GoC has zero interest in it and quite frankly this GoC is more interested in showing off socks, mugging for the camera and telling everyone how to conduct their business.
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