USAF Planners Divided on KC-135 Tanker Replacement
Credit: U.S. AIR FORCE
Top U.S. Air Force planners told lawmakers that they are divided over how to replace the fleet of aging KC-135 tankers. However, they were unanimous in warning that any delay in starting the purchase of new aircraft would leave the service flying some 80-year-old aircraft before the program is...
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