Re:The Air Force is having to reverse engineer parts of its ...
by dragonwriter on Wednesday March 03, 2021 @07:57PM
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> No one stopped the scope from creeping out of control as new tech and capabilities were added.
The problem with F-35 wasn't scope creep, it was the initial premise which operated under a mistaken belief that getting a single “do everything” airframe to maximize commonality would drive down unit cost, rather than driving it up through the conflicting needs of distinct missions.
The problem with F-35 wasn't scope creep, it was the initial premise which operated under a mistaken belief that getting a single “do everything” airframe to maximize commonality would drive down unit cost, rather than driving it up through the conflicting needs of distinct missions.