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Then why does Lockheed have hundreds of people involved with writing and testing avionics software for this aircraft?

Why does Lockheed Martin have an entire B737 that it heavily customized to test all of this hardware and software?

True, Lockheed designed the JSF’s fuel tanks to help sop up some of the extra thermal energy the plane generates.

What next, should the CEO of Lockheed Martin fly every fighter jet his company manufactures?

Is it possible that Lockheed does not actually use brassring for jobs, and somebody created a fake Lockheed listing on brassring to lure me into answering the security questions and/or typing in my password?

I'm not sure if they sent Lockheed a thanks for all the free R&D.

My dad is a thermal dynamics engineer at Lockheed Martin.

Look up Kelly Johnson and the Lockheed Skunk Works.

It's something that the pentagon may even not get until many years of operation, and something that neither they nor Lockheed will ever share with the public.

Argue the cost, argue the need, but making the argument that the folks at Lockheed all of a sudden forgot how to build capable fighter aircraft is absurd.

Or the Lockheed Martin vapourware fusion reactor.

If so, my guess would be that someone applying for a job at Lockheed typed in their e-mail address wrong (e.g., johnsmith@gmail.com instead of johnsmith1@gmail.com) and happened to give them your e-mail address by accident.

Rather than denying it, Lockheed's response was that it was intended for "long range" dominance.

>> “The door is open to provide a little more maneuverability,” says Lockheed Martin F-35 site lead test pilot David “Doc” Nelson.

From 2012: "The government now projects that the total cost to develop, buy and operate the Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 Joint Strike Fighter will be $1.51 trillion over the next 50-plus years, according to a Pentagon document obtained by Reuters" Dunno if it's true but it's still mentioned in the Wikipedia article.

(assuming there's not a link in the email directing you to a much phishier location) Thinking outside the box a little, have you made critical remarks about the military industrial complex, working under security clearances or the stupidity of the F-35 in front of a friend that might think it was funny to create or sign you up for a "job offer" from Lockheed Martin?

So, the evidence in dogfights, Lockheed's response, and their cooked tests show this plane is worthless.

Because that's not Lockheed, that's the JSF Program Office -- run by the government.

A large military contractor would be way more likely (Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumann, etc).