Australia Confirms F-35 Fighter Parts Missing After Shipment Unexpectedly Diverted to Hong Kong
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A total of 12 other countries have also purchased the fighter jet including Japan, Singapore and South Korea. Lockheed Martin uses the company
Australia confirms F-35 fighter parts missing after shipment unexpectedly diverted to Hong Kong
Lockheed Martin reportedly used a third company to ship the components, which were bound for the United States but ended up in Hong Kong instead.
The concern in the US is that by reverse engineering China will be able to access the secrets of this technology and replicate it.The source claims that the JPO is working with US authorities and industry to facilitate the recovery of diverted components, investigate what happened, and adopt measures that can prevent a new situation of this kind in the future.Spionage in 2013In any case, it is not the first time that China has access to secrets …
Unexpectedly diverted to Hong Kong: Missing F-35 fighter parts 'not sensitive', says Australia minister
Missing F-35 fighter parts ‘not sensitive’, says Australia minister
DNA SYDNEY: Missing F-35 fighter parts diverted from Australia to Hong Kong are not “sensitive”, Defence Minister Richard Marles said Tuesday, confirming Canberra was helping to investigate the incident. The United States operates more than 800 F-35 jets, its most costly weapons system, which is also flown by many of its defence allies, including Australia. […]
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