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U.S. government spending watchdog raises more red flags about F-35's soaring costs, delays and major failures

NDP MP Matthew Kellway says Conservative government's F-35 purchase like buying 'a pig in a poke' for $1-billion.

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NDP MP Matthew Kellway criticizes the government's F-35 purchase.

PARLIAMENT HILL—A U.S. government spending watchdog raised more red flags about soaring costs, delays and major failures in the F-35 stealth fighter jet program on Thursday, warning also of the impact the setbacks will have on eight other countries taking part in the project, including Canada.

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U.S. government spending watchdog raises more red flags about F-35's soaring costs, delays and major failures

NDP MP Matthew Kellway says Conservative government's F-35 purchase like buying 'a pig in a poke' for $1-billion.

The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
NDP MP Matthew Kellway criticizes the government's F-35 purchase.

PARLIAMENT HILL—A U.S. government spending watchdog raised more red flags about soaring costs, delays and major failures in the F-35 stealth fighter jet program on Thursday, warning also of the impact the setbacks will have on eight other countries taking part in the project, including Canada.

  

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