The F-35 replacement

[NARSES2]

I know all about systems integration from my previous life on the railways.  I was involved with Systems Review for Railtrack's West Coast Route Modernisation project - running Pendelino tilting trains from London to Manchester.

You and Kit should get together 

It's not that simple as numerous factors influence development time, one of the highest
impact being engineering changes caused by the customer changing requirements, such
as adding features, sometimes scope creep as to role, etc.

The more I read about modern military design requirements this seems to be a far to common, causing a lot of the problems and delay.

[PR19_Kit]

I know all about systems integration from my previous life on the railways.  I was involved with Systems Review for Railtrack's West Coast Route Modernisation project - running Pendelino tilting trains from London to Manchester.

Ahah, so it's YOUR fault! 

[McColm]

Gentlemen,  getting back to the subject of will replace the Lockheed F-35? Will it revert back to a fixed wing  or will we get the promised Mach2 V/STOL 

[kerick]

Will it even have a pilot?

[McColm]

Will it even have a pilot?

Probably a bloke in a shed flying a joystick and watching monitors.

[zenrat]

I know all about systems integration from my previous life on the railways.  I was involved with Systems Review for Railtrack's West Coast Route Modernisation project - running Pendelino tilting trains from London to Manchester.

Ahah, so it's YOUR fault! 

Why do you think i'm 12,000 miles away?