Marines plan future around Joint Strike Fighter
The U.S. Marine Corps would like all its aircraft to have short takeoff vertical landing (STOVL) capabilities and is counting on the Joint Strike Fighter to stay on schedule as the kingpin of that force, according to Lt. Gen. Fred McCorkle, Marine Corps deputy commander for aviation. "A slip in this...
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