Raptor Funds, New Capabilities on Hold for New President
Credit: JIM HASELTINE
The decision to build 20 more F-22s—which would push the total U.S. Air Force buy to 203 Raptors—has been punted to the next administration. But contrary to what outsiders may think, aerospace industry analysts with insight into the F-22 program contend that a Democratic administration would feel...
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