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title pic The USAF accepted the first production F-35 on May 5. The jet, ‘AF-7’, flew to Edwards Air Force Base the following day to join the flight test program. (Lockheed Martin)
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Venlet asks partners for confidence in JSF
International and US JSF program office principals met recently at Fort Worth for their annual ‘CEO’s conference’ to be updated on the program’s progress by Lockheed Martin and JSF Program Office (JPO) officials.
Australia’s delegation was led by the head of the New Air Combat Capability office AVM Kym Osley, and CEO of the Defence Materiel Organisation Dr Stephen Gumley.
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