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F-35 Program Office: No Change Anticipated for Deliveries to Turkey

F-35 Program Office: No Change Anticipated for Deliveries to Turkey
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. Photo by Lockheed Martin.

The Department of Defense (DoD) continues to move forward with plans to deliver F-35 Joint Strike Fighters to Turkey on schedule, even as it makes progress on a congressionally mandated report on the U.S.-Turkey relationship, the F-35 program director said Oct. 1.“I don’t see any indication at this time of any change to the delivery of their 100 jets,” Vice Adm. Mat Winter, F-35 program executive officer, told reporters at a media event at the Joint Program Office (JPO) in…

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