The House Armed Services Committee rejected an amendment Wednesday to make complex software updates for the F-35 fighter its own separate acquisition program, which would allow for better oversight.
Rep. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., who introduced the amendment, said that the $3 billion software modernization should be pulled out of the broader F-35 acquisition program to give Congress more authority to exercise oversight and require reporting.
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