Pentagon said urged to buy more Lockheed F-22s
Pentagon's program analysis and evaluation office suggests that more F-22As should be purchased in order to save the USAF $500 million.
A draft of the study said the Air Force could save over $500 million in the long term by buying at least two more batches of 20 Raptors.
An earlier report by Virginia-based consulting group Whitney, Bradley & Brown (WBB), also said the USAF needed at least 40 more F-22s.
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