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USAF Expected To Ask For Fewer Aircraft Retirements In 2023 Budget

Brian Everstine
The U.S. Air Force will ask Congress for permission to retire fewer aircraft in fiscal 2023 than it did in its 2022 request, after lawmakers allowed the service to cut some platforms and appear ready to further bolster the Pentagon’s budget.

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