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Why this controversial fighter jet may cost $1.7 trillion

By Business Insider

Published : Jan. 12, 2022 - 11:20

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The US military designed the F-35 to fill roles for the Air Force, Marines, and Navy. US taxpayers could be on the hook for $1.7 trillion over the lifetime of the ambitious and versatile F-35 fleet. We went to Hill Air Force Base in Utah to get an up-close look at the F-35 and why it's part of the most expensive weapons program in US history.

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