More On F-35 Lightning II - Joint Strike Fighter

The Air Force wants to spend the same on upkeep for the F-35s as it does for support on its fourth-generation fighter jets.

Lawmakers are apprehensive about the strategy known as continuous capability development and delivery.

Lawmakers put military officials on the spot to explain how to prevent programs from becoming "too big to fail."

Jeff Babione said the reliability of the first batches of aircraft aren't as high as in lots 6 and beyond.

The short takeoff/vertical landing F-35s from Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121 arrived Monday on the USS Wasp.

Of the 280 operational F-35s purchased to date, only 51 percent are currently available for flight.

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The director of the F-35 JSF program gave aircraft maker Lockheed Martin Corp. a public slap on the wrist Wednesday.

Program leaders say a much-discussed comparison test is very much still in planning.

The is set to go up against the F-35 in a series of weapons tests as early as next year.