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Lockheed still paid $1.7 billion despite F-35s poor readiness rate
An audit found that the defense department paid the aerospace company $1.7 billion by July in spite of poor performance.
Lockheed secured a $3.63B Navy contract modification to provide F‑35 logistics, maintenance, training and supply chain ...
The F-35 program closes 2025 under the shadow of a new report from the Pentagon‘s Inspector General: millions in payments ...
The US fleet of F-35s, the most sophisticated stealth fighter jet in the world, was only available to fly half of the time ...
Morning Overview on MSNOpinion
US Air Force F-35 fleet gets a $240M firepower upgrade
The United States Air Force is quietly transforming its F-35A fleet from a stealthy scout into a far more lethal strike ...
Stocktwits on MSN
Pentagon blames Lockheed Martin for F-35’s lack of availability
The F‑35 program is the DoD’s largest acquisition program with an estimated cost of over $2 trillion to buy, operate and ...
The Aviationist on MSN
U.S. Navy Awards Leonardo UK Contract to Equip F-35 with BriteCloud Active Expendable Decoys
The U.S. Navy is acquiring and undisclosed number of BriteCloud Active Expendable Decoys specifically for the F-35 Lightning II. The Naval Air Systems ...
Every F-35 delivered to the U.S. military last year by Lockheed Martin was behind schedule by an average of seven months, a government watchdog found, but contractors kept millions in “incentive fees” ...
Lockheed Martin will build up to 296 F-35s as part of Lots 18 and 19, with first deliveries in 2026. Lockheed Martin and the F-35 Joint Program Office (JPO) announced they reached a final agreement ...
The crash of an F-35 stealth fighter jet in California joins a list of accidents in recent years that have highlighted controversy surrounding the aircraft. The U.S. Navy said July 30 that the jet ...
The F-35’s multirole design prevents it from excelling at close air support—yet the fighter jet is well-suited to missions in contested airspace, which competitors like the A-10 Warthog are not.
With small control surfaces and no thrust vectoring, the F-35 cannot change direction rapidly in close-range engagements. While hyper maneuverability has become a cornerstone of modern fighter jet ...
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