I’m grateful for our partnership and look forward to building on our productive talks.”īrown further welcomed Canada’s decision to select the F-35 Lightning II as its future fighter and noted that the increased capabilities and interoperability afforded by a common platform would bolster the continental defense partnership.
“Our continued collaboration is helping better prepare us to meet future challenges in the region together. “We are committed to working with the Royal Canadian Air Force on modernizing NORAD and on Arctic security to meet modern challenges in defense of North America,” Brown said. The RCAF discussed the importance of the Arctic, emphasizing how Canada’s insights have been vital to identifying new opportunities for cooperation. In staff talks, the leaders discussed steps taken to implement North American Aerospace Defense Command modernization and the significant value of combined planning to provide continuous monitoring and surveillance capability. Sylvain Ménard, at National Defence Headquarters, and participated in a wreath-laying ceremony at the National War Memorial. Al Meinzinger and RCAF Chief of Fighter Capability Maj.
Air Force and Royal Canadian Air Force.ĭuring the visit, Brown engaged in staff talks led by RCAF Commander Lt. traveled to Canada June 8-9 to further strengthen the close and longstanding relationship between the U.S.
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