Canadian military expects to secure contract for B.C. drone base by end of 2024

[RackMaster]

A good start.

The Department of National Defence expects to have a contract in place by the end of this year to build a new military drone base in British Columbia. The $53-million facility will house three combat-ready MQ-9B drones built by U.S.-based manufacturer General Atomics, and 25 personnel at the Royal Canadian Air Force base in Comox, B.C., as part of the Canadian government's $2.49-billion military drone program announced late last year.

Canadian military expects to secure contract for B.C. drone base by end of 2024

 

[Gunz]

Maybe with the way recruitment has been lately, an all-drone/robotic military is the answer. At least until we figure out how to clone soldiers.

 

[RackMaster]

Maybe with the way recruitment has been lately, an all-drone/robotic military is the answer. At least until we figure out how to clone soldiers.

The way our procurement goes, it'll take 30 years and they'll come from Temu.

 

[AWP]

Canada's Department of National Defense in 10 years or less.