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National Defence committee Thank you very much.
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
Mgén M. Duval
National Defence committee Exactly.
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee I am not able to answer that. I could look into that.
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee I am not familiar with those details, but I will check.
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee In territorial waters? Absolutely.
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee Are you alluding to the CADIZ equivalent for submarines?
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee NORAD has been given the mandate to ensure maritime surveillance. Currently, the process to define exactly how that mandate will be executed is underway.
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee Absolutely I do, because we cannot afford.... Our mission is very clear. It's to defend against any threatening air vehicles approaching our coastlines and our sovereign airspace. With that mission in mind, we cannot speculate; we have to go out and verify. Once we have verified
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee Absolutely.
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee Absolutely. Since it is a bi-national command, everyone is aware of what is happening, be it NORAD headquarters in Colorado Springs, the operation centre in Alaska, my equivalent, or the continental States in Tyndall, Florida. Everyone within the command is aware of what is happe
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee The United States have a permanent base in Alaska.
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee The aircraft entered the Canadian Air Defence Identification Zone, the CADIZ, and were approaching our territorial waters. Once they veered off, they headed towards the American identification zone. That was when fighter aircraft in Alaska took over.
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee Based on our experience with such flights, to some extent we were expecting these aircraft, once they exited our identification zone, to head off probably in the direction of the ADIZ. So resources were in place.
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee I don't know the details about their equivalent. Perhaps they don't call it a CADIZ. A number of countries, including Russia, England, Japan and the Nordic countries, have set up something similar. The goal is simple: it's to have a better warning system. If we wait until the ai
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval
National Defence committee Our planes?
April 1st, 2009Committee meeting
MGen M. Duval