Pentagon's F-35 stealth fighter jet has a 'brain' problem
The software system for maintaining the F-35 fighter jet gives false-positive readings 80 percent of the time, the House Armed Services subcommittee has learned - a problem that could lead to even more delays with the jet's development.
The software system for maintaining the F-35 fighter jet gives false-positive readings 80 percent of the time, the House Armed Services subcommittee has learned - a problem that could lead to even more delays with the jet's development.
The F-35's Autonomic Logistics Information System (ALIS), a next-generation software system designed by Lockheed Martin to identify maintenance issues, is plagued with problems and could delay development.
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