By Andrea Shalal-Esa WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Air Force general who heads the $396 billion F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program said he planned to streamline the Pentagon's F-35 office as part of a drive to cut the cost of the most expensive U.S. weapons program and increase its efficiency. Lieutenant General Christopher Bogdan, who took over the helm of the program in December, told reporters after a defense conference that he planned some "housekeeping changes" to streamline the program office and encouraged the companies who build the new warplane to do the same.
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