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U.S. Navy expands 3D-printing options for submarine construction

A new U.S. Navy measure allows greater use of 3D printing in submarine construction. The policy concerns military manufacturing and naval capability.

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Expanded production methods could affect the pace and resilience of U.S. submarine procurement.

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  1. New Navy Measure Allows More 3D Printing for Submarine Construction ↗military.com · Recorded source date: Aug 26, 2026, 10:32 AM UTC

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