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

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The bigger picture behind the UK’s relationship with the F-35 and the benefits of the growing pan-European JSF team.

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A UK F-35 stealth fighter jet has been stuck for more than a month in India, a country that isn't part of the program and does not have access to the plane's advanced tech and capabilities.

The demonstrator for the Tempest program is the first new fighter design to be developed in the UK in 40 years.