Combat Aircraft Programs In Flux As Budgets Determine Orders And Mods
When it comes to military combat aircraft, 2015 is supposed to mark a change from fourth- to fifth-generation aircraft in the U.S., with the planned initial operational capability of the F-35B Joint Strike Fighter and the requested retirement of older aircraft. For now, U.S. military officials still...
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