http://thehill.com/policy/defense/27...22-fighter-jet
My understanding is the costs would be about the same as starting up initial production with inflation. If they do restart production, that is a lot of money that didn't need to be spent and is a perfect example of save a couple bucks today and spend a lot more tomorrow. I never understood the idea of shutting down production completely with such a small number of air frames built. Little to no resilience to attrition via accidents or war. Thoughts, will this advance further or die a political, bureaucratic death?
My understanding is the costs would be about the same as starting up initial production with inflation. If they do restart production, that is a lot of money that didn't need to be spent and is a perfect example of save a couple bucks today and spend a lot more tomorrow. I never understood the idea of shutting down production completely with such a small number of air frames built. Little to no resilience to attrition via accidents or war. Thoughts, will this advance further or die a political, bureaucratic death?
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