An Air National Guard F-35 takes off from Dannelly Field, Alabama, in August.
Credit: Air National Guard photo
The Pentagon was not able to cut costs for F-35s as much as it hoped in the upcoming production contract as more work is needed to lower the price, U.S. Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall says. The Joint Program Office (JPO) and Lockheed Martin reached a handshake agreement in November for F-35...
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