Canada Joins British-Italian-Japanese GCAP Fighter Jet Project

Canada has become the first observer nation to join the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), a joint British, Italian, and Japanese project to develop a next-generation fighter jet. This move signifies Canada's interest in the multi-billion dollar future aircraft.

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Canada becomes first observer to British-Italian-Japanese GCAP fighter jet project

Canada has been given a front-row seat to a British-Italian-Japanese effort to develop a sixth-generation fighter aircraft, allowing Ottawa to diversify its defence partnerships as the US and China vie for an edge in future air power. In London on Tuesday, Canadian Defence Minister David McGuinty joined his British, Italian and Japanese counterparts – Wes Streeting, Guido Crosetto and Shinjiro Koizumi – to sign Canada up as an observer of the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP). It marks the...

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Tajni projekt vrijedan milijarde. U Britaniji se razvija avion budućnosti

Canada becomes first observer to British-Italian-Japanese GCAP fighter jet project

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