The plane’s cost per flight hour exceeds $40,000, more than double that of its alternatives—leading to mission-capable rates hovering below targets for six consecutive years.

The absence of a top-quality strike aircraft such as the F-35 is detracting from the IAF’s ability as a whole.

Appearances count for much; reality, for more. Sun Tzu’s timeless counsel resonates in the history of the Boeing X-32, a ...

The U.S. made a massive strategic mistake by choosing the sleek F-35 over the “ugly” but brilliant Boeing X-32 in the Joint ...

The vaunted Lockheed Martin F-35 “Lightning II’ — a jet so “advanced” it requires a small army of technicians to keep it ...