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Monday, July 09, 2012

Lockheed Martin Answers Critics Of F-35 Program

Steve O’Bryan“We live in a goldfish bowl,” sighed Lockheed Martin F-35 vice president customer engagement Steve O’Bryan.

Speaking in London last March, he was referring to the stream of official reports, testimonies and comments that examine the Joint Strike Fighter program.

This year alone, five major documents on the F-35 have reached the public domain. In January, a Pentagon operational test and evaluation report surfaced. In March, the latest selected acquisition review was released. Also in March, the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) testified to Congress. In April, there was a report by Canada’s Auditor General on that country’s acquisition of the F-35.

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