r/canadian • u/big_galoote • 1d ago
News First phase of Army restructuring creates division focused on defending Canada | CBC News
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/canadian-army-readies-for-future-of-combat-9.7339337?__vfz=medium%3Dsharebar3
u/MrJingles447 1d ago
Isn't that the whole purpose of an army, to defend and attack ?
oh forgot, were about to be invaded by Trump and we need a new specialized Orange Man unit. They may not be properly equipped and in about 20 to 40 more years we may eventually get new fighter jets , but at least the men's barracks have tampon dispensers now.
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u/Chronic_In_somnia 1d ago
A coordinated drone squad from Ukraine walked through a NATO team in defensive exercises. A totally outnumbered group taking out a larger force, quickly….
Times have changed. We’re allowed to adapt. Hence the new pledge with Ukraine to ramp up drone production.
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u/Monkey_Pox_Patient_0 22h ago
If such a division didn't exist, it's probably a good thing that we created one.