Canada's tanks

[MJP]

Interesting. I appreciate the look into your world. What we do is probably closer to what you call robbing.

Incidentally, in the RCN the TRANREQ process is initialized by FER (Formation Engineering) but the CO of the losing ship needs to approve the removal of the material.

We have NAVORDs around this, if you really want to get nerdy lol.

No worries, it is just a high level over view. As much as it pains me to admit our DGLEPM/RCEME folks are great at their jobs even if they at daily/ individual level they can be frustrating.

For the RCN, it makes sense that it's more tightly controlled considering it's reducing a system on very low density platform (ship) therefore reducing the ability to move that platform and the capability of the RCN overall. Interesting insight thanks.

 

[dapaterson]

Interesting. I appreciate the look into your world. What we do is probably closer to what you call robbing.

Incidentally, in the RCN the TRANREQ process is initialized by FER (Formation Engineering) but the CO of the losing ship needs to approve the removal of the material.

We have NAVORDs around this, if you really want to get nerdy lol.

There are differences between an army with 1500+ vehicles and a navy with 12 ships...