Air Force will adjust plans for legacy fighters if JSF delayed
The U.S. Air Force will adjust its plans for legacy fighters if the multiservice F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program experiences more delays, a service official told a congressional panel July 20. The Air Force plans to buy 1,763 F-35s from Lockheed Martin Corp. to replace its F-16s and eventually its...
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