Senators Take Aim at Stealth Jet -- Wall Street Journal
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, the Pentagon’s costliest weapons program, has long presented a target for budget cutters: In fiscal 2012, the Obama administration requested $9.7 billion for development and procurement of the stealthy, supersonic aircraft.
But if recommendations issued Tuesday by the Senate Appropriations Committee’s defense panel hold, the F-35 is in line for a smaller share of the budget pie.
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