The Joint Strike Fighter had a $200B price tag in 2001, now babies born that year are out of college and the plane is still not ready for prime time
On top of that, the Pentagon is still using a fire suppressant with potential to further contaminate drinking water on bases
Money and political influence play an outsized role in US military force posture, like the $141 billion Sentinel
It will take more than a little budgetary sleight-of-hand to set the stage for a settlement
You decide whether it was worth it
We were told the Osprey, LCS, and F-35 were cutting edge, but they turned out to be boondoggles and deathtraps
