JSF Sets the Standard for Aircraft Acquisition
By Vice Admiral Jerry Miller, U.S. Navy (Retired)
The Joint Strike Fighter acquisition program began with early and sustained cooperation among government, industry, and the military and included designing with commonality among the services in mind—which has kept costs down—as well as plenty of testing. The program is proving to be a model for success.
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Jerry Miller, Vice Adm., USN (Ret.), was a nuclear weapons delivery pilot and a nuclear plans monitor and helped prepare the National Strategic Target List and Single Integrated Operational Plan for waging nuclear war. Following retirement, he participated in arms control meetings with the Soviets. He lives in Oakton, VA.
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