New F-35 Contract Will See Pentagon, Lockheed Martin Share In Retrofit Costs
Credit: USAF MASTER SGT. Jeremy T. Lock
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin have met two major milestones for the F-35 this year just under the wire—establishing a contract for the next production lot that targets an incremental cost decrease and laying the foundation to start training pilots in January. Both are major steps forward for the...
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