Pentagon, Lockheed Reach Handshake Agreement on Next Batch of F-35s
The Pentagon and Lockheed Martin Corp. have reached a handshake deal on the next batch of F-35 Joint Strike Fighters.
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DoD Says A-10 vs. F-35 'Fly-Off' Is Over. But Will Results Satisfy?
The Project on Government Oversight reported that skewed testing techniques overwhelmingly favored the F-35.
US Likely to Block F-35 Sale if Turkey Buys Russian Missile: Official
Lockheed recently delivered an F-35 to Turkish officials, but a State Department official warned the program could be halted.
After Northrop Pullout, Raytheon Will Make F-35's See-Through Sensor
Lockheed Martin has chosen Raytheon Co. to make the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter's next-generation distributed aperture system.
Advanced Super Hornet, F-35 Face Stealth Dilemma
The Navy is expanding its F-35 and Super Hornet fleets, but the two aircraft can't communicate without compromising stealth.
DoD Begins Accepting F-35 Fighters After Corrosion Issue
The Defense Department is again accepting F-35 Joint Strike Fighters after suspending deliveries from Lockheed Martin Corp.
With Older F-35s 'On Life Support,' Wing Struggles to Train Pilots
The 33rd Fighter Wing hopes it will receive additional F-35As, along with considerable upgrades to its existing fleet.
F-35B Showcased at Iwakuni Air Show, Draws Record Crowd
In its first aerial demonstration in Asia, the F-35B showed off its ability to hover and land vertically.
New Air Force Acquisitions Chief Aims to Rid F-35 of Software Glitches
"Almost every software-intensive program is over budget and behind schedule,” the Air Force's new acquisition chief said.
Lawmakers Again Attempt to Block F-35 Sale to Turkey
For the second time in two years, lawmakers are attempting to block the sale of F-35 Joint Strike Fighters to Turkey.
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