Two of the US military’s most iconic fighter jets are currently moving in opposite directions. The US Navy’s F/A-18F Super Hornet is about to end production within months, while Congress is pouring in funds to increase the production capacity of the F-15EX and have Boeing deliver the type through the 2030s.
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