Global Insider: Canada’s Fighter Jet Discussions Bode Ill for Lockheed’s F-35
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In December, Canada announced it was considering alternatives to the long-planned purchase of Lockheed Martin’s F-35 fighter jet, in part because of the quickly rising expense of the American aircraft. In an email interview, Srdjan Vucetic, an assistant professor at the University of Ottawa specializing in Canadian and American foreign and defense policy, discussed the foreign policy implications for Canada of considering alternatives to the F-35.
WPR: How seriously is Canada considering aircraft other than the F-35, and what are the main contenders? ...
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