Air Combat capability gap may be unavoidable
The program to replace Australia’s air combat capability with the fifth generation F-35 Joint Strike Fighter is never far from the spotlight and with the recent delay to the program as part of the 2012-13 federal budget, this has been especially true.
The recent budget announcement delaying the second tranche of 12 Australian aircraft — for a total of 14 — has put the F-35 back on the agenda with the Minister who pledged he would not accept an air combat capability gap seemingly encouraging that very thing.
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