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To: Dayuhan who wrote (34251)	7/13/2002 12:02:07 PM
From: BigBull	Read Replies (1) of 281500

Chaulk one up for the "What's in it for the Turks" file. U.S., Turkish Officials Brief on Joint Strike Fighter Pact usinfo.state.gov Turkey's SDD participation will allow their air force to take full advantage of the Joint Strike Fighter opportunities and advanced technology, logistics and training. In addition, Turkish industry will be engaged over the life of the program in various endeavors that will afford a broad range of industrial relationships with the U.S. and other global partners. We anticipate that these relationships will continue into cooperative production. Our significant political and military relationships with Turkey over many years has given the United States added protection in the current war on terrorism. Turkey, like the U.S., has experienced the horrors of terrorist acts and knows as we do that we must continue and combat the menace at every opportunity. Turkey and our other JSF SDD partners have joined forces with us to bring 21st Century technology into their forces and industries in the coming years. Our collective vision and common efforts will keep this program lethal, survivable, supportable, and most importantly affordable.

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