http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/the-f-35s-air-to-air-capability-controversy-05089/
This plane is up to $120 million each (so far) and in fails performance promises in all 5 top areas. Many knowledgeable people say it is beyond salvage – too much needs fixing. And the allies who were committed to purchase to help keep down the costs are bailing as fast as they can and not overly embarrass the US.
The military just can’t admit failure. I don’t see any pictures of Ospreys in combat roles in Afghanistan, but I do see a lot of CH-21Cs. There may be some publicity pictures of their utility, but I think that’s just another boondoggle, ahead of it’s time. $64 million apiece.
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Here is a link that might shed some light
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Pentagon lowers F-35 performance bar
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The development cycle.
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This one is so far behind that some say the Russians and Chinese have passed it.
- Prove it.
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By hacking our computers and stealing technology.
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Shocking! We wouldn't do that.
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Shocking! We wouldn't do that.
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This one is so far behind that some say the Russians and Chinese have passed it.
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The development cycle.
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It is true there has been alot of cost over runs, but it is a very complicated program.
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The big train that could...
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American Foxbat
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"Highly paid Defense Industry workers"
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Is there some reason some workers shouldn't be highly paid? That offends you, doesn't it.
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The point, and there was one...
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I sure was wrong on that one. My sincere apologies.
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No problem.
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No problem.
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I sure was wrong on that one. My sincere apologies.
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The point, and there was one...
- Give me a break, Tom.
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Is there some reason some workers shouldn't be highly paid? That offends you, doesn't it.
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"Highly paid Defense Industry workers"