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Air Force C-130J program faces cost, combat limits
Pentagon investigators found $2.6 billion spent on 50 C-130Js that do not meet military requirements and cannot yet fly combat missions. The report cites faulty diagnostics, inadequate defense upgrades, and retraining needs, while Air Force and Lockheed-Martin dispute findings and continue delivering planes.
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