Alternate JSF engine unnecessary, Lexington Institute says
The competitive and government business cases for keeping an alternative engine for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter don't fly, according to a recently released briefing by the Lexington Institute. "GE and its legislative backers say the alternate engine will save money, bolster safety and strengthen...
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