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Rapid Fire 2011-10-27: F-35 Contractual Terms | France’s Arms Exports
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* The Pentagon wants to radically change the terms of the F-35 contract, and have Lockheed Martin pay for problems discovered through testing, and fixes to already-produced aircraft. Suddenly, the Pentagon’s plan to start production before testing is done has a contractor downside, not just a political engineering upside. * More Q3 ’11 financial results: […]
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