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originally posted by: SJE98
I did a double take on this is morning . China is training its future aviators at decommissioned Air force base in Canada. it in the providence of Alberta at Red Dear . It appears this has been going for some time and has been confirmed by other sources according to the story. China has been conducting training at the decommissioned base for years . Questions I have Was this done in secret ? And has Canada gone full communist? kind of reminds me of 1963 Cuba and the Blockade. This time it could be Canada.
They train for a about a year and half then return to china, seem the source Rebel News has confirmed this. there are other site and a you tube video now reporting on this. seems to be a real story here.
China Training in Canada
Rebel News Conformation
last link kind of reads like a UK paper , anyway its something to check out and be aware of . Can anyone in Alberta confirm this , I know we have lots of member's from Canada on ATS
originally posted by: SJE98
a reply to: Xtrozero
I don't agree There is a lot see here. I do remember Osoma Bid Ladin doing the same this for his people and look what happened. I'm a trained military aviator, there is allot china could learn from our aircraft , I just hope these school instructors don't start bragging to them about any classified avionic systems. Some of these trainers are former military in the USA. I corrected a F-16 driver at an air show because I out ranked him for pointing out some classified avionics systems .He didn't tell anyone at the static display anything what it was used for , but you never know slip of the tongue by accident. For ATS'er Part 141 is more of a formal aspect to flight training, it's very structured. It's offered more at the community college level , some community colleges offer flight training part 141 programs. This type of instruction is far superior than "lean to fly "course at your local airport.
I may be a little to cautious here but you get the point.