The F-35: A must-have we can afford

 

Q&A: Why we must continue to fund the F-35


Program delays and cost increases have garnered the F-35 platform its fair share of criticism. 133,000 current jobs and over $300 billion dollars over the life of the program are at stake. What are the facts?

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  • Phillip Lohaus has worked on national security issues in both the public and private sectors. While in government, Phillip focused on Middle East non-proliferation and economic security issues and served in both strategic and tactical assignments in support of the US military abroad. He is primarily interested in forward-looking questions, to include future warfare strategy and capabilities as well as the evolving use of American Special Forces. He has conducted studies into foreign denial and deception capabilities and supported various war gaming exercises both inside and outside of government. He has received numerous awards for his work, to include a Joint Civilian Service Commendation Medal from USSOCOM.

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Competing visions of the common good: Rethinking help for the poor

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