The schedule for a series of flight tests considered critical to move forward with a troubled U.S. Air Force stealthy cruise missile project appears to be slipping and program officials are still identifying the timeline for retrofits needed to repair the weapon's deficiencies.rnThe Lot 6 acceptance tests for the Lockheed Martin Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile (Jassm) were expected to take place in August. However, the Air Force is now exploring what retrofits will be included in a growing list of fixes needed for Lot 6 missiles prior to the trial.
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