The bill would direct the Secretary of the Air Force to continue producing and buying at least one advanced fighter aircraft model until legacy fighters in each Air Combat Command fighter wing are replaced. Replacements would begin with squadrons that deploy at least 30 percent of the time. The bill also directs the Comptroller General to review procurement challenges and report findings, and requires annual progress reports from the Secretary.
The bill directs Air Force aircraft procurement and reporting. It does not establish a direct service or benefit for individuals.
The text provides no cost estimate. No publicly available information.
The bill’s findings say replacing aging aircraft could support military readiness. They also recognize the service and history of F-15E crews and describe the aircraft’s role in past operations.
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