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Here is a little info.
LM got the contract. But
This link is a little outdated, but a good bit of the info is good.
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/jsf.htm
This link has better info as it is strait from the Contractors web page.
http://www.lockheedmartin.com/factsheets/product20.html
Good luck!
LM got the contract. But
This link is a little outdated, but a good bit of the info is good.
http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/jsf.htm
This link has better info as it is strait from the Contractors web page.
http://www.lockheedmartin.com/factsheets/product20.html
Good luck!
I did a Google search... I've got lots of info already. I just figured that there's gotta be at least a couple of people on the forum who know EXACTLY where I can find some up-to-date, detailed information. Especially some of the guys who are out in the fleet... firsthand info would be great. Thanks for the links though.
The book, "Joint Strike Fighter: Boeing X-32 vs Lockheed Martin X-35" by Bill Sweetman is available at Amazon.com for about $11.
It details the original competition but was published before the SDD (System Design and Development) Contract award to Lockheed Martin Aeronautics company in October of 2001.
You might also want to try Lockheed's website at www.lmaeronautics.com
They have a general overview of the program - some still pics and a couple of videos for the different variants. There are also archives of press-releases about the program.
For more in-depth articles about different aspects of the program check out "Aerospace Daily" - they might have a subscription at your school's library. Aerospace Daily has an online subscription service - you can search there for "JSF" - and there will be a plethora of articles to choose from.
Like what was prevously mentioned - check out the NOVA video - it has good info on that.
It details the original competition but was published before the SDD (System Design and Development) Contract award to Lockheed Martin Aeronautics company in October of 2001.
You might also want to try Lockheed's website at www.lmaeronautics.com
They have a general overview of the program - some still pics and a couple of videos for the different variants. There are also archives of press-releases about the program.
For more in-depth articles about different aspects of the program check out "Aerospace Daily" - they might have a subscription at your school's library. Aerospace Daily has an online subscription service - you can search there for "JSF" - and there will be a plethora of articles to choose from.
Like what was prevously mentioned - check out the NOVA video - it has good info on that.
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