Canada will build a global system for designing military procedures

The US government awarded a $12 million contract to a Canadian company to build a "Global Procedure Designer." This system will create and manage standardized procedures for military operations worldwide.

This contract means the US military is investing in a centralized, standardized way to create and update its operational procedures. It suggests a move towards greater interoperability and efficiency across different military branches and potentially allied forces. If successful, it could streamline how global military operations are planned and executed for years to come.