Credit: F-2: USAF
BEIJING—Lockheed Martin has sent a preliminary response to Japan’s request for information on options for a fighter to replace the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries F-2 in the 2030s. Contrary to a Japanese press report stating Lockheed Martin is pushing a modified F-35 for the program, the company says it...
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