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There's a lot of critics of the F-35,

and there are problems, to be sure.

But by and large, the program seems to be doing much better

since the program was pretty massively restructured in the 2010 time frame.

This week on War College, we're diving right into the weeds to figure out how weapons get made.

Andrea Shalal, who is Reuters longtimetime Aerospace Correspondent, takes us through all of the steps.

She also gives a counterpoint to the show's very first episode, which focuses on the flaws

of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.

In what may be a surprise to some listeners,

she describes a program that's actually

getting back on track.

Hello and welcome to War College. I'm Reuters opinion editor Jason Fields.

And I'm Matthew Galt with War is Boring.

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