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The US Military has devised a unique method of 3D printing a surface resistant to shock waves.
A new program is launching to further the integration of additive manufacturing in the supply chain for the US Army.
Almost a year after introducing their new 3D printed helmets, the Swiss Guard are donning them for service.
The US Navy is now testing a 3D printed part on one of their carriers, and this shows the enormous hill 3D printing has yet to climb.
This week’s selection is “Operational Cybersecurity Risks and Their Effect on Adoption of Additive Manufacturing in the Naval Domain” by the US Government.
An amusing story on Military.com got me thinking about how industry uses - or doesn’t use 3D printing.
It was inevitable: the military has developed a kind of mobile 3D print workshop.
After yesterday’s story about how the US Navy has been literally 3D printing submarines, I had a thought about the future of war.
There’s been a bit of a buzz around the US Army’s announcement of an almost fully-3D printed grenade launcher, but really it’s just an experiment.
The US Army is conducting a test to investigate whether it is feasible to design and 3D print highly specific drone designs for specific missions.
A semi-mysterious entity has made some investments into 3D printing startups on behalf of the US intelligence community.
According to a post on KyivPost, a robotics lab has been 3D printing drones. For the war in Ukraine.
3D Systems has announced its role in the US Marine Corps Expeditionary Logistics Wargame VIII (ExLog).
The July/August 2014 issue of Army Technology’s focus is 3D printing. We took a look through the issue to see what they’re up to.
Motherboard reports the US army has been investigating use of 3D printing to optimize warhead design.
