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Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
you lot definitely have it down..but i'd like to add that during WWII canada was the world's largest training ground for allied pilots and today contributes substantially to NORAD, the worlds largest and arguable most capable air defense command in the world. the last time i visited canada, a friend took me up to trenton airforce base where us and canadian aerobatics teams were practicing...quite the spectacle!! they were also a majot contributor to the gulf war
i seriously doubt that canada can actually manage to put all 80 jets into air at once...
Planned allocation is two operational squadrons of 24 aircraft each, with the remaining 33 available for training, testing and evaluation AETE, and depot level maintenance.
Operational readiness: Of the 48 aircraft in operational squadrons, 34 (70%) are normally mission-ready on a daily basis.
en.wikipedia.org...
anyways, my point is that canada's air force sucks..
if in case a country does invade canada (even though thats geographically impossible),
we'll
1) either all run to the states,
2) or to have the states army coming over to help,
3) or to just surrender if the states dont care..
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
1. India (since they beat USAF in 2004 war game and have excellent LCA and Sukhios and extremely high quantity)
2. USA (since they got beaten by IAF in 2004 war game and awsome F22 raptor etc.)
3.Russia (Cuz of their quantity)
4. Israel (excelent experienced pilots and average size)
10. England or UK (low quantity, average trained, and not so well engineered planes)