The F-35 joint program office and Lockheed Martin this summer have deployed Operational Data Integrated Network hardware at two additional squadrons, the program announced last week. The program installed one ODIN Base Kit (OBK) July 16 at Naval Air Station Lemoore, CA, on July 16 and a second at Nellis Air Force Base, NV, on Aug. 6. According to an Aug. 9 press release, the two deployments are the first of 14 installations scheduled through early 2022. The JPO's announcement comes as the program is reevaluating its plans to transition from the F-35's Autonomic Logistics Information System - which has been notoriously unreliable for maintainers - to ODIN, a cloud-based system. F-35 Program Executive Officer Lt. Gen. Eric Fick told lawmakers in April that Congress' 42% reduction to the program's research and development budget in fiscal year 2021 forced the JPO to implement a strategic pause for the transition. An updated schedule is now expected later this year or in early 2022.
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机译：该计划上周宣布，F-35联合计划办公室和洛克希德Martin已将运营数据集成网络硬件部署在两个额外的Squadrons中。 该计划安装了一家Odin基本套件（ODK）7月16日，在19月16日，加利福尼亚州海军航空站Lemoore莱蒙斯·莱姆斯（Nellis Air Force Base）于8月6日在Nellis空军基地。9月9日第9次新闻发布 部署是第一个通过2022年初预定的安装中的第一个.JPO的公告是因为该计划重新评估了其从F-35自主物流信息系统转换的计划 - 对维护者来说是众所周知的，对奥丁来说是云印，这是一个云的云 系统。 F-35计划执行官Lt. Eric Fick在4月份告诉立法者，该大会的42％的42％财政年度的研究和发展预算将于2021年迫使JPO实施过渡的战略暂停。 更新的时间表现在预计今年晚些时候或2022年初。
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