in a deal announced Monday that aims to end years of deliberations over its aging fleet and fulfill obligations to defend North Americas air space.The first four aircraft are anticipated to be delivered in 2026 with full operational capacity for the fleet expected between 2032 and 2034.The government has budgeted about 19 billion Canadian US15 billion for the purchase in what is the largest investment in the Royal Canadian Air Force in more than 30 years.
they are waddling in the dirt. my home was no exception. meet two of my pigs, here is wilbur in the pig house. i m feeding him. he came as a little piglet and then he gauged 250 pounds. so i couldn t take him back. but he was adorable. he was living large in the pig house at my house with his girlfriend homer. dana: her name was homer? judge jeanine: homer and wilbur. it s a pronoun thing. geraldo: i saw top gun maverick gave me a flashback tom cruise. i loved it reminded me of flying with the marines and their top guns back in 2004 at the same base miramar. f-18s. thought marine fighter attack squadron are flying f-35s there in the far east. but, when i was with them they were in miramar, california and al-assad base in iraq. i just want to say hi to hawk creature. jesse: how was the movie.
this is lens flare from use a camera through night vision goggles. they re using this as anal registration that it makes it very difficult, when talking about uaps, to have sensor data and have video showing something conclusively. the other video i want to show you, watch here. you see something zoom by. this is taken from the inside of an f 18. right about there it s very hard to make out, but there s this circular metallic orb that zips by. is taken from an f 18 flying by in a restricted airspace, a training area where pilots are. we ve heard from navy pilots saying there are certain things flying in the airspace that seem to outmaneuver the f-18s. today s hearing so far hasn t been filled with a lot of answers. however, there is a classified hearing coming up at 12:00.
mission have all of the assets they need in the air and on theed ground where they re at to complete the mission safely. mass evacuation operations are dangerous, period. and the end of them, particularly one in that environment that we can t consider clearly, cannot consider permissive, are particularly dangerous. and the commanders on the ground have the resources they need to enact appropriate force protection. what is more dangerous now about sending the f-18s and the reapers flying over. it is not that we re not saying more specific because for one reason or another, it is that we re in a particularly dangerous time now, megan. not that it hasn t always been dangerous. but it is particularly dangerous now. and we re just not going to detail every aspect of our force