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Feds' reasons for acquiring fighter jets implausible, says Liberal MP
Conservative government releases 22-page questionnaire to industry containing six 'vignettes' future Canadian fighter jets may face, including war, terrorism, and joint Norad surveillance.
PARLIAMENT HILL—A series of war or terrorism scenarios, including attacks against terrorist cells in other countries and “state on state war fighting,” dominate a series of possible missions the federal government has set out for five fighter jets, including the controversial Lockheed Martin F-35, that are now under consideration as potential replacements for Canada’s aging fleet of CF-18 fighters.
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Feds' reasons for acquiring fighter jets implausible, says Liberal MP
Conservative government releases 22-page questionnaire to industry containing six 'vignettes' future Canadian fighter jets may face, including war, terrorism, and joint Norad surveillance.
PARLIAMENT HILL—A series of war or terrorism scenarios, including attacks against terrorist cells in other countries and “state on state war fighting,” dominate a series of possible missions the federal government has set out for five fighter jets, including the controversial Lockheed Martin F-35, that are now under consideration as potential replacements for Canada’s aging fleet of CF-18 fighters.
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