Half of USAF's F-22 cost reduction plan 'pretty solid,' Hamre says
Pentagon Comptroller John J. Hamre told Congress yesterday that half of the U.S. Air Force's proposed plan to head off a potential $15 billion cost overrun on the F-22 fighter program is "pretty solid." He said "we have to take a look at" the other half. Hamre, testifying before the Senate...
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