Thank you very much for the question.
If it's okay with you, I can answer part of the question.
The Royal Canadian Air Force has mandated a committee to perform a detailed analysis of a number of factors before selecting the locations where those new aircraft will be set up. Our country is very large. One of the things we considered is where those aircraft should be set up to cover the entire country. I remind you that Canada is the world's second largest country and that it is bordered by three oceans.
Those factors make it necessary for those places to be close to our area of operations. We also had to take into account infrastructure and the staff required to maintain those platforms. In addition, those places are close to strategic points in terms of command, control and intelligence, as well as all IT infrastructure, among other things.
At the end of the day, the goal was to cover as much territory as possible for Canada. Therefore, 14 Wing Greenwood, in Nova Scotia, and 19 Wing Comox, in British Columbia, were chosen. The main control centre will be established here, in the national capital region.