Pentagon Eyes More Cautious Approach To JSF Test Plan
Credit: ELIZABETH KASZYNSKI/LOCKHEED MARTIN
Officials at the Pentagon appear poised to take a more conservative approach to the $300-billion Joint Strike Fighter program after design changes, parts shortages and out-of-sequence work severely delayed completion of development aircraft. Officials at Lockheed Martin maintain the problems are...
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