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Explain the Navy-Marine Corps Tactical Air Integration Plan to me.



 
 
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Old July 2nd 06, 07:59 AM posted to rec.aviation.military.naval
Henry J Cobb
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Default Explain the Navy-Marine Corps Tactical Air Integration Plan to me.

A: The Navy intends to reduce it's purchase of F-35Cs by deploying more
Marine Corps strike fighter squadrons on board big deck carriers.

B: The USMC plans to buy zero F-35Cs.

Does A + B mean that the next USN big deck carrier will have a ski ramp?
;-)

-HJC
 




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