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Australia Secures Tech Transfer of F-35 Tech
It looks like the US and Australia have solved the tech transfer problems (or are doing it right now).
http://www.defencetalk.com/news/publ...cle_006635.php I think this is a positive step for the program as Australia is less likely to leave the program and therefore the program will likely stay on track. 
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