Admiral Beez
Major
Agreed. In the newsclip at 1:14 it's reported that the Ukrainians are willing to travel to Canada to inspect them. If they did come, hopefully there is other stored and short-dated weaponry they can inspect and take. The below is an older report from 2018, but it gives an idea of DND's need to dispose of weaponry and kit.But first they need to inspect them, several of them seem very old and you don't want do send unstable explosives or rocket fuel per ship or air.
DIRECTOR AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES REGULATION Annual Report
Pg7 - Demilitarization and disposal. A repeat observation, the Department of National Defence's stockpile of surplus, obsolete, deteriorated and time-expired ammunition and explosives awaiting disposal is well documented. While there has been progress through the Assistant Deputy Minister (Materiel) initiative of establishing a departmental disposal capability, the current limited institutional capability for largescale demilitarization and disposal continues to pose a significant safety concern, of particular note are the more than 80 000 155mm M119 red bag propelling charges awaiting disposal.
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