Were you able to offer valuable insights?
Oh there is a reason. In 2014 Russia annexed Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk. Russia hasn’t exactly been quiet about gaining back “its old territories” again.
That isn’t taken in isolation. But sure - let’s say that internal economics improves and for whatever reason it overrides the losses that happen through CAN-US trade (which would be interesting to see since we do so much of it now).
Well they did ask us a bunch of questions about our experiences in the CAF. So yes, I think I did.
Nice. Hopefully they did something productive with the info.
This was a few years before CPCC stood up, so maybe?
www.defenseone.com
I feel dirty defending fighter pilots, but I wouldn’t say that the F-35 is obsolete yet. The Israelis (who are well known for also using UAS) seem to be using them to good effect.F-35, and their pilots, in the gunsights...
Lockheed braces for new administration as Musk targets F-35
F-35 prime contractor Lockheed Martin is preparing for defense-spending changes under the incoming Trump administration, the company’s top financial officer said Tuesday.
“I would expect, over time, that there will be different priorities in this administration,” Lockheed CFO Jay Malave said at the UBS Global Industrials & Transportation Conference. “It typically happens, [that] the administration prioritizes things that maybe the prior one didn't. I think the good thing about Lockheed Martin is that we're accustomed to that. We know how to operate in that environment and how to adjust quickly.”
Elon Musk, a key adviser of President-elect Donald Trump and co-leader of an effort to cut government waste, tore into Lockheed’s F-35 program last week, calling the jet obsolete in the age of drones. Musk also tweeted a video of Chinese drones, saying “Meanwhile, some idiots are still building manned fighter jets like the F-35.”
Lockheed braces for new administration as Musk targets F-35
CFO: “Until we get that visibility, it's really hard to speculate on what we'll see.”
F-35, and their pilots, in the gunsights...
Lockheed braces for new administration as Musk targets F-35
F-35 prime contractor Lockheed Martin is preparing for defense-spending changes under the incoming Trump administration, the company’s top financial officer said Tuesday.
“I would expect, over time, that there will be different priorities in this administration,” Lockheed CFO Jay Malave said at the UBS Global Industrials & Transportation Conference. “It typically happens, [that] the administration prioritizes things that maybe the prior one didn't. I think the good thing about Lockheed Martin is that we're accustomed to that. We know how to operate in that environment and how to adjust quickly.”
Elon Musk, a key adviser of President-elect Donald Trump and co-leader of an effort to cut government waste, tore into Lockheed’s F-35 program last week, calling the jet obsolete in the age of drones. Musk also tweeted a video of Chinese drones, saying “Meanwhile, some idiots are still building manned fighter jets like the F-35.”
Lockheed braces for new administration as Musk targets F-35
CFO: “Until we get that visibility, it's really hard to speculate on what we'll see.”
What? She extremely well qualified, just look at her resume of litigation success...
Also: a new "parking lot management company" from New Jersey has been assigned to the White House.
Weird. He could hire some of the best counsel around and he goes with her? Her actual legal background and record is pretty bad. Honestly Americans should be a bit concerned that their president will receive legal advice from a lawyer of that caliber.
“Loyalty over competency” has been the theme for his appointment picks.
