If the F-35 is going to represent a sizeable portion of the Air Force, and we are going to spend money as far as if you would be matching up the gravity bomb and the F-35, it is a lot of money for another variant of a nuclear weapon on a plane that is going to see less and less use.
Visclosky questions the cost-effectiveness of integrating nuclear weapons with the F-35.
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