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Why some US F-35 jets are being delivered with no radar · NabkaNews

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Why some US F-35 jets are being delivered with no radar

Aerospace Global News·Mar 20

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Some US F-35 jets are being delivered without radar due to development delays. The US Air Force and Marines are among the branches receiving these radar-less jets. It is unclear how this will affect the jets' overall functionality, although some outlets suggest it may be a temporary issue.

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