By Emelie Rutherford The Pentagon's top weapons buyer said after refusing to sign off on plans for the Air Force's next-generation bomber last year he is waiting to hear an independent assessment of the program as the service reexamines its requirements and he seeks to learn more. Pentagon acquisition chief John Young said Tuesday that he "started looking at" the bomber program "pretty hard last fall." He told reporters he wasn't comfortable with a plan set forth for the bomber…
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