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F-35 Engine Unit Costs Continue to Grow Even As Production Increases
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Citat:According to figures released in an April 27 report by the DoD Inspector General, the Pentagon paid an average of $31.8 million for each F-135 engine in Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) Lot 2.
Four years later, in LRIP 6, the unit price was still $29.9 million, a drop on only 6 percent over four years, although the number of engines per year had more than doubled, from 16 to 38.
Closer examination of the DoDIG figures shows that, contrary to expectations, the LRIP 6 price is actually higher – by about 6% -- than those produced the previous year in LRIP Lot 5.
Malo gore, malo dole, malo gore..
Citat:In testimony before a subcommittee of the House armed Services Committee in March, JPO director Lt Gen Christopher Bogdan repeated that “the goal is to reduce the flyaway cost of the F-35A to between $80 and $85 million dollars by 2019.”
This looks unlikely, however, as average airframe costs currently exceed $200 million and if the engine alone costs $30 million.
Cena neće ići dole, pa ko hoće, neka ga ima. 
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Registruj se da bi učestvovao u diskusiji. Registrovanim korisnicima se NE prikazuju reklame unutar poruka.
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Poslao: 29 Apr 2015 15:26
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Dokumentarni film u kojem je F35 opisan kao 'teg za papir od milijardu dolara'.
It's been billed as the smartest jet fighter on the planet, designed to strike enemies in the air and on the ground without being detected by radar. But after a decade of intensive development, the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter is over budget, a long way behind schedule and described by one expert as "big, fat and draggy".
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Poslao: 29 Apr 2015 15:47
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dve zanimljive analize
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Poslao: 06 Maj 2015 16:41
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Kenguri trose....
RAAF Spends A$1.5Bn to Upgrade F-35 Base
Citat:Construction of the New Air Combat Capability Facilities at RAAF Base Williamtown has commenced.
The new facilities will support the introduction, operation and deployment of the F-35A Lightning II – Joint Strike Fighter.
Australia has committed to the acquisition of 72 F-35A aircraft, which will provide aircrew with a fifth generation aircraft at the forefront of air combat technology.
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Poslao: 11 Maj 2015 13:21
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NAS Lemoore prepares for F-35 arrival, more F/A-18s
Citat:The Navy's transition to the F-35C Lightning II — coupled with the U.S. military's shift to the Pacific — is helping to turn this somewhat remote air station into the largest strike fighter hub in the Navy.
The transformation began last fall when the service announced that Lemoore beat out NAS EL Centro, California, for the honor of hosting U.S. Pacific Fleet's F-35 aircraft.
That put the base into high gear, planning for the arrival of this new aircraft and the first squadron.
Strike Fighter Squadron 101, the F-35 fleet replacement squadron, is expected to relocate to Lemoore from it's current home at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, beginning in January 2017. The squadron comprises about 1,000 people.
But the shift to the Pacific also convinced Navy planners to move two F/A-18 squadrons, VFA-136 and VFA-11, from Naval Air Station Oceana, Virginia, in June 2016 and January 2017, respectively, bringing even more aircraft, personnel and family members to the base.
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