LONDON—The withdrawal of Canada from NATO’s airborne early warning force will result in the alliance’s fleet of E-3s shrinking. Canada’s departure in July for political and economic reasons was a significant moment for the force, explained Air Commodore Paddy Teakle, deputy commander of NATO AEW&C...
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