With the Joint Strike Fighter's concurrency cost projections decreasing and initial operational capability dates approaching, the program's senior official said that over the next six months, the program will likely receive funding from Congress to perform needed modifications on the jets. The program office's projections, along with those of the Pentagon's cost assessment and program evaluation office and independent cost estimates, all reflect the concurrency costs for the F-35 program are going down, Lt. Gen. Christopher Bogdan, the F-35 program...
