Each dollar taken from F-22 by Congress seen adding $8 later on.
RETURN ON INVESTMENT: Faced with the prospect of having as much as $420 million taken by Congress from the $2.1 billion fiscal '98 request for the F-22 program, USAF acquisition chief Arthur Money warns of the long-term consequences of such a cutback. For every dollar that is taken out of the...
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