USAF Slips Next Joint Stars, Opens Door to GPS Competition
Credit: U.S. Air Force
The U.S. Air Force is restructuring several key efforts — delaying a follow-on to the Joint Stars ground surveillance aircraft program, adding a three-year extension for U-2 operations and a setting up a possible competition for more GPS satellites — as part of its $167.3 billion budget request for...
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