The U.S. Air Force displayed its F-35A at Farnborough as Lockheed Martin resumed delivering the fighters.
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Deliveries of the Lockheed Martin F-35 flowed again in early July after an extended pause stemming from delays to highly anticipated software upgrades, but all is not well between the government and the company on the financial side. The fighter’s first deliveries in about eight months freed up...
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