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New US Navy requirements make it easier to use 3D printing for submarine components

New US Navy requirements ease the use of 3D printing for submarine components. Additive manufacturing speeds parts production and eases supply constraints. It supports submarine sustainment and shipbuilding throughput. The change accelerates qualified printed-part adoption.

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