Lockheed Martin Wary Of F-35 Engine Battle Impact

Credit: Pratt & Whitney
A high-stakes test of U.S. defense contractors’ willingness to defy their customer and apply political pressure to safeguard their programs is unfolding here. While key congressional votes late last week threatened to determine the fate of the alternate engine for the Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint...

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