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Canada unlikely to win NATO military leader vote without U.S. support
The Globe and Mail · Politics
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- General Jennie Carignan, Canada's top soldier, is campaigning to chair the NATO Military Committee on Saturday.
- Her German counterpart is also running for the position, which is the Western alliance's most senior military role.
- An apparent lack of U.S. support is making a Canadian victory extremely difficult, according to sources familiar with the race.
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