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Military personnel work around a 3D printer at a makeshift outdoor workshop surrounded by equipment and supplies.

US Military Tests 3D Printing in War Games to Bolster Pacific Supply Lines

In a high-intensity conflict in the Indo-Pacific, the US military could struggle to meet its repair and resupply needs - a challenge that 3D printing may help alleviate. The Navy recently tested an experimental 3D printing network during the Rim of the Pacific wargames to see if on-demand production could ease logistics in a potential Pacific conflict.

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Firestorm Labs Tests 3D Printing at Sea Amid Rough Waters

Firestorm Labs Tests 3D Printing at Sea Amid Rough Waters

Imagine printing thousands of unique parts at sea, even in the roughest of waters - that's exactly what Firestorm Labs achieved on board the USS Essex during a recent trial. The company's portable 3D printing unit, xCell, proved its mettle by producing parts non-stop despite the ship pitching through Sea State 5.

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Technicians observe a 3D printer creating a hypersonic engine component in a clean-room setting.

Ursa Major Accelerates 3D-Printed Hypersonic Engine Production

Ursa Major is revolutionizing hypersonic engine production with its cutting-edge 3D printing technology, enabling the rapid creation of high-performance engines like the Havoc hypersonic missile. This game-changing approach allows for low-cost, high-effect solutions that are nearly impossible for adversaries to track.

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