Tone Deaf: Key Allies Buy New F-35s As Pentagon Cuts Program
class destroyer—a 22-billion-dollar catastrophe. And, even though, after fifteen years, only one of three-class destroyers is currently commissioned, the Pentagon seems set to allow those ships to wallow around, with no mission and no functional primary armament. In contrast, the F-35 is going to work every day in countries throughout the world.
As more defense agencies move to keep their “high-end” warfighting capabilities secret, F-35 success stories are rarely discussed or disclosed. The F-35’s first combat success was kept secret for a year. Just this month, the Israeli Defense Forces revealed the F-35’s first combat success.
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