Boeing's JSF X-32A makes emergency landing
Shortly after Lockheed Martin's Joint Strike Fighter X-35A made its first flight yesterday, Boeing's X-32A pilot declared an in-flight emergency and was diverted to one of the dry lake beds surrounding Edwards AFB, Calif., where the aircraft reportedly landed without incident. A cockpit light...
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