Experts are divided over whether Britain will continue participating in a fighter jet program with Japan and Italy as the new government begins a comprehensive review of defense expenditure.The new Labour government claims it has inherited a fiscal black hole, and media reports have suggested that expensive projects, such as the joint fighter jet development program with Japan and Italy, could be for the axe or modified in the Strategic Defense Review being commissioned through the first half of next year.Defense experts say Britain does need a new fighter jet. Some are cautiously optimisti…READ FULL ARTICLE
