The Torch has a post about how the Canadian Air Force assisted the US Air Force when the US grounded some models of the F-15 fighter. Canadian CF-18s flew patrols over the Alaskan coast for two weeks in November.
One of the comments to the post is interesting as it points out how the grounding of the F-15 fleet highlights the problem of having only one type of aircraft in a particular role. This is similar to how, if you only grow one type of crop, you are very vulnerable to plant diseases.
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