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Lobbyists stage Capitol Hill dogfight over joint strike fighter engine
By
Nick Schwellenbach
June 7, 2010
An intense spending fight over a second engine for the Joint Strike Fighter has partners General Electric and Rolls Royce and rival Pratt &
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Bouncing too much to find the enemy
By
R. Jeffrey Smith
June 18, 2012
Half of Pentagon’s acquisition programs marred by poor management
By
Laurel Adams
March 29, 2011
Senators suggest new penalties in Chinese helicopter probe
By
R. Jeffrey Smith
and
Zach Toombs
August 7, 2012
Pentagon misreports or ignores long-term weapons costs
By
R. Jeffrey Smith
February 13, 2012
Bouncing too much to find the enemy
By
R. Jeffrey Smith
June 18, 2012
The F35 is having trouble with its high-tech helmets and structural cracks and skin repairs and tailhooks and more.
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Lobbyists stage Capitol Hill dogfight over joint strike fighter engine
By
Nick Schwellenbach
June 7, 2010
Pentagon misreports or ignores long-term weapons costs
By
R. Jeffrey Smith
February 13, 2012
Half of Pentagon’s acquisition programs marred by poor management
By
Laurel Adams
March 29, 2011
Senators suggest new penalties in Chinese helicopter probe
By
R. Jeffrey Smith
and
Zach Toombs
August 7, 2012
F-35 deputy sees challenges ahead
By
R. Jeffrey Smith
and
Aaron Mehta
September 21, 2012
New F-35 program deputy gives a candid assessment of flaws in the most expensive weapon in Pentagon history.
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Pentagon criticizes F-35 contractors but hands over the dough
By
Douglas Birch
and
R. Jeffrey Smith
March 1, 2013
A close call for the world’s most advanced warplane?
By
Douglas Birch
January 24, 2013
Will the $55 billion bomber program fly?
By
David Axe
March 26, 2012
Documents show Air Force neglected concerns about F-22 pilot safety
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A close call for the world’s most advanced warplane?
By
Douglas Birch
January 24, 2013
Fuel line leaks and a special vulnerability to lightning are the latest troubles for the Pentagon's advanced fighter jet
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Pentagon criticizes F-35 contractors but hands over the dough
By
Douglas Birch
and
R. Jeffrey Smith
March 1, 2013
F-35 deputy sees challenges ahead
By
R. Jeffrey Smith
and
Aaron Mehta
September 21, 2012
Documents show Air Force neglected concerns about F-22 pilot safety
Will the $55 billion bomber program fly?
By
David Axe
March 26, 2012
Pentagon criticizes F-35 contractors but hands over the dough
By
Douglas Birch
and
R. Jeffrey Smith
March 1, 2013
UPDATE: Early flight tests show multiple problems but the program gets new funds just before sequester.
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F-35 deputy sees challenges ahead
By
R. Jeffrey Smith
and
Aaron Mehta
September 21, 2012
A close call for the world’s most advanced warplane?
By
Douglas Birch
January 24, 2013
Documents show Air Force neglected concerns about F-22 pilot safety
Will the $55 billion bomber program fly?
By
David Axe
March 26, 2012
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