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No matter who is sitting in the Oval Office Jan. 21, whether it is Donald Trump or Joe Biden, the overall Pentagon budget drafted by the White House will probably look about the same. Fate of the U.S. F-35 buy remains uncertain Joint All-Domain Command and Control is here to stay Already analysts...
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