Keeping Canada relevant through specialization: Richard Shimooka in War on the Rocks
This article originally appeared in War on the Rocks. By Richard Shimooka, August 29, 2024 Sometime next year, the Royal ...
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America needs to keep pushing Canada on defense spending: Jamie Tronnes and Richard Shimooka in Breaking Defense
This article originally appeared in Breaking Defense. By Jamie Tronnes and Richard Shimooka, May 28, 2024 One has to feel a ...
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