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After reviewing the Ebola situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo. NC Red Cross has made their decision to not deploy their Aid fleet, due to fears of unintentionally brining the deadly virus to our home nation. the DRC should be placed under tight quarantine to control this outbreak.
The New Canadian Red Cross has finally got a SHAM like humanitarian Aid fleet put to together after nearly 10 years of Bureaucratic process. It will consist of the following.
A modified RoRo Car carrying transport to handle the delivery of aid at a functioning port.
A former oil tanker converted into a Hospital ship to handle all sorts of care. It will feature several helipads for helicopters to land on. And small boats launched on Davits to help ferry injured people or supplies to and from the ship.
and a small liner to be home to the bureaucrats who run the red cross that will handle the organizing, payments, and logistics during a humanitarian Aid missions. and security to make sure the red cross personal is safe.The RCAF has announced the winner of the new EW Aircraft Competition to replace the EF-100 and EF-101s is the SAAB Gripen E variant since it uses the same frame as the current fighters in our inventory. Bombardier will start Producing the E variant as the EF-39 Gripen, with a close runner up being a EW variant Dash 8.
The manned aircraft that the RCAF has selected to replace the recently decommissioned UAV’s are as followed.
Observation: DHC-2 Beaver.
Light Attack: Embracer Super Tucano.The RCN has contracted Canadiar to revive the WW2 era Grumman Avenger to be the new Carrier capable Observation aircraft to replace their Scan eagle UAV’s. along side providing Indefinite maintenance programs for the S-2 Tracker and Sea King helicopters to keep them flying.
dang it, at least they wont pose a problem yet. Will have to get them the next time they show up in another conflict.
So the Scuds are still active and could pose a threat again if the EE decides to try and take Syria again?
I have shared this website to a imagi-nations wargaming group i ran across on facebook, so we might expect to see more people show up once the login function works.
Colt New Canada has received a contract by the NC army and NC Defence Procurement Agency to produce new replacement parts in order to repair and maintain the venerable Colt C7 rifles currently in service, as a cost effective alternative to the Canadian Modular Assault Rifle program which was rejected by the DPA as its modular nature will make standardization difficult for the bureaucrats to keep track of.
HMCS Canada will be laidup in Drydock at CFB Halifax for repairs till June following issues with her engines and Steam catapult systems her Carrier Air group will be placed in a aircraft depot for long term storage till repairs are complete.
Meanwhile the disused fleet of CF-21s from the failed 5th Generation fighter Program are currently being scrapped at an Aviation boneyard in Edmonton along with the sole surviving airframe of a CF-35 from the earlier Joint Strike Fighter program from almost a decade ago.the materials will be recycled to turn into parts for the SAAB Gripen that Bombardier Aerospace is building.
The RCN has recently struck a deal with TKMS to acquire the Type212CD Submarine to replace the Worn out Trafalgar Class Submarines, While a similar Deal with Hanwha to acquire the KSS III Subs to replace the 4 Victoria class Subs. Once the Necessary Bureaucratic Paperwork and Acquisition of the design specs a single Prototype of both these subs will be built to test them out to see how they will fair in the RCN, once done full scale production of them will begin.
