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Your jibes are obvious AFB.
And nothing wrong with what Dave said. Murphy's Laws hold true to everybody. Doesn't make an exception to Lockheed Martin only.
This from GAO, March 2014.
It is not a surprise that more specific information is released at a later date.
This is what Bogdan had to say about the software delays.
So there you go, another lie by Pentagon. And unlike the "world's best" gimmick, this is a serious lie.
And nothing wrong with what Dave said. Murphy's Laws hold true to everybody. Doesn't make an exception to Lockheed Martin only.
This from GAO, March 2014.
Delays in testing critical software for Lockheed Martin Corp. (LMT)’s F-35 jet are threatening to delay the Pentagon’s most expensive weapon and boost development costs, according to congressional investigators.
“Persistent software problems” have slowed testing to demonstrate the aircraft’s combat, navigation, targeting and reconnaissance systems, the U.S. Government Accountability Office said.
It is not a surprise that more specific information is released at a later date.
This is what Bogdan had to say about the software delays.
Pentagon program manager Air Force Lieutenant General Chris Bogdan said “there were no surprises in this report and all of the items mentioned were well-known to us, the F-35 international partners and our industry team.”
“Software continues to remain our No. 1 technical risk on the program and we have instituted disciplined systems engineering processes to address the complexity of writing, testing and integrating software,” he said in an e-mail statement. “We are confident about delivering the F-35’s initial war-fighting capability to the U.S. Marine Corps in 2015.”
So there you go, another lie by Pentagon. And unlike the "world's best" gimmick, this is a serious lie.