It really is, as Senator McCain said in so many words, time to quit ratcheting up the rhetoric and start ratcheting up the activity.
I certainly share the thoughts that Senator McCain expressed and Senator Brown obviously expressed also about the fact that, in the eyes of ...
if the Air Force determined that developing an exportable version of the F-22 that properly protected sensitive technology were possible, an...
What does concern me is that we're talking about spending tax dollars on a fighter that is second or third generation.
Why did it take OSD over a year to validate the JET report of October 2008?
That's a 2-year delay for the Navy and a 3-year delay for the Air Force over what was advertised only a month ago, isn't that right?
the price of the nearly 2,500 F-35s could approach $140 million for each plane.
the average procurement unit cost that we've calculated is about $112 million.
I think it will be a challenge for them especially given this aircraft is laden with software.
We're all dealing with experience, Mr. Chairman.
We can't afford to reduce the buy.