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https://www.defensenews.com/industry/techwatch/2023/11/06/manufacturing-woes-could-sink-us-sub-fleet-can-3d-printing-save-it/

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The U.S. Army last year tapped TRX Systems to produce DAPS GEN II in a deal worth as much as $402 million.

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