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We can start a new Ukraine thread here and, if Mike can undo my faux pas, I can merge them back together.
Thanks,
Bruce
Thanks,
Bruce
We can start a new Ukraine thread here and, if Mike can undo my faux pas, I can merge them back together.
Thanks,
Bruce
The minister was asked for an update on the delivery of an air-defence system Canada pledged to donate more than a year ago.
In response, Blair said he did not have a timeline yet and that Canada is looking for other ways to help.
Most of what any politician says is suspect. Even ones I like.Follow the money. Considering the shenanigans of this governments procurement processes, I wouldn't be surprised if there was no contract.
Blair is a liar. He can't be trusted to tell the truth. Everything he says is suspect.
Most of what any politician says is suspect. Even ones I like.
When Prime Minister Harold Macmillan was asked what was the greatest challenge for a statesman, he replied: ‘Events, dear boy, events’. The same is true for most leaders and organisations.
Events Happen.
Third question -First question -
Who did the government pay $400,000,000? The US, Raytheon or Kongsberg?
And if the contracting party is in default of its obligations then why not switch to an alternative supplier?
Second question -
Where are we with respect to shipping those CRV-7 rockets from Dundurn?
1. The issue is the lead time for NASAMS is 18 months right now due to the volume of orders.Time to repopulate the earth ...
Zelensky acknowledges Ukraine is losing ground as Russian invasion enters third year, Western support slows
He says 31,000 Ukrainian soldiers had been killed in action over the first two years of the war, the first time that figure has been made publicwww.theglobeandmail.com
First question -
Who did the government pay $400,000,000? The US, Raytheon or Kongsberg?
And if the contracting party is in default of its obligations then why not switch to an alternative supplier?
Second question -
Where are we with respect to shipping those CRV-7 rockets from Dundurn?
1. The issue is the lead time for NASAMS is 18 months right now due to the volume of orders.
2.last I heard they were being checked to even see if it was safe to do so. Ukraine says they will assume the risk but we still gotta transport then to an airport and then to Europe
Have the house sit in Eastern Ukraine to focus their minds...All of those obstructionist assholes in the US House need to be forced to watch this.
Next Generation Interceptor (NGI) | $111,000,000 |
Ground Based Interceptor (GBI) | $70,000,000 |
Standard Missile 3 (SM-3) Block IIA | $27,915,625 |
Standard Missile 3 (SM-3) Block IB | $9,698,617 |
Standard Missile 6 (SM-6) | $3,901,818 |
Patriot PAC-3 | $3,729,769 |
Arrow 3 | $62,000,000 |
Standard Missile 2 (SM-2) Block IV | $2,100,000 |
Aster 30 (SAMP-T) | $2,000,000 |
Meteor BVRAAM | $2,398,000 |
Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile (ESSM) | $2,031,875 |
NASAM AMRAAM 120 | $996,736 |
Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM) | $921,310 |
48N6 (S-300) | $1,000,000 |
BARAK-8 | $553,435 |
IRIS-T | $450,000 |
NASAM AIM-9X | $1,181,018 |
Mistral M3 | $545,600 |
Aspide Mk1/Mk2 | $100,000 |
Stinger Missile/MANPADS | $480,000 |
VAMPIRE Missile/MANPADS | $1,400,000 |
Tamir (Iron Dome) | $20,000-100,000 |
*C-RAM | $8,100 |
Directed Energy (Iron Beam) | $3.50 |
I question a bunch of the costs in that document.
You must sacrifice one pinball machine to appease the IT gods!Changed the title as the old "Ukraine" thread is unrecoverable.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Bruce
I like the paint and trim on this thread, better…Changed the title as the old "Ukraine" thread is unrecoverable.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Bruce
Changed the title as the old "Ukraine" thread is unrecoverable.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Bruce