The document summarizes a JSF program briefing from December 2002. It outlines plans to replace aging F-16 fighters with the more affordable Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), which would enter service in 2008 and completely replace F-16s by 2015. The JSF program aims to develop and produce an affordable next-generation strike fighter for joint service and international cooperation, using mature 21st century technology.
The document summarizes a JSF program briefing from December 2002. It outlines plans to replace aging F-16 fighters with the more affordable Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), which would enter service in 2008 and completely replace F-16s by 2015. The JSF program aims to develop and produce an affordable next-generation strike fighter for joint service and international cooperation, using mature 21st century technology.
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The document summarizes a JSF program briefing from December 2002. It outlines plans to replace aging F-16 fighters with the more affordable Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), which would enter service in 2008 and completely replace F-16s by 2015. The JSF program aims to develop and produce an affordable next-generation strike fighter for joint service and international cooperation, using mature 21st century technology.
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SLIDE SOURCE: JSF PROGRAM BRIEFING, DEC 2002. http://www.jsf.mil
NO MORE F-16 !
JSFs ENTER SERVICES IN 2008
REPLACING F-16S COMPLETELY BY 2015
VISION BE THE MODEL ACQUISITION PROGRAM FOR JOINT SERVICE AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
DEVELOP AND PRODUCE AN AFFORDABLE NEXT
GENERATION STRIKE FIGHTER WEAPON SYSTEM AND SUSTAIN IT WORLDWIDE “WHAT IS JSF?” FAMILY OF AFFORDABLE MULTIMISSION FIGHTER AIRCRAFT USING MATURED 21ST CENTURY TECHNOLOGY Fiscal Year 1995 legislation merged the Advanced Short Take-off and Vertical Landing (ASTOVL) program with the JSF Program. This action drew the United Kingdom (UK) Royal Navy into the program. Main competitors for the contract to develop JSF were Boeing and Lockheed Martin. Finally Lockheed Martin was awarded the contract. As we all know that Lockheed Martin is also building F-22s for us and the role of JSF-35 will be to compliment F-22. “WHY DO WE NEED JSF?” LEGACY AIRCRAFTS (F-16s, A-10s)
OLD AND TIRED
TOO EXPENSIVE TO MAINTAIN AND OPERATE
DO NOT MEET THE WARFIGHTER
REQUIREMENTS POST 2010 “WHAT IS DIFFERENT ABOUT JSF?” EVERYTHING ! PERFORMANCE LETHALITY SURVIVABILITY SUPPORTABILITY AFFORDABILITY •UNIT PRICE OF JSF IS $28 MILLION •EACH F-16 COSTS $19 MILLION (C/D VERSION)