Le Canada reçoit ses premiers avions F-35 des États-Unis
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Canada got its first two F-35 fighter jets from the US. The government hasn’t decided how many to buy. The air force doesn’t know when pilots will start training on the new jets. This matters because the jets are expensive and will affect military readiness. Readers should watch for updates on costs and training schedules.
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Jargon, Translated
- F-35
- A type of advanced fighter jet made by the US, used for air superiority and strike missions.
- air force
- The military branch responsible for flying aircraft and defending a country’s airspace.
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- Ottawa has not decided on the total number of F-35 jets to purchase.Reported by: Radio-Canada, La Presse
Unverified / Single Source
- Canada received its first two F-35 fighter jets from the US.Source: La Presse
- The Canadian air force has not specified when pilot training on F-35 jets will begin.Source: Le Devoir
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