What are the possibilities and security risks with 3-D printed ammunition?
What are the possibilities and security risks with 3-D printed ammunition?
Counterterrorism, environmental security, aviation security, law enforcement, fraud protection, building and facilities security, border security, disaster/emergency response and recovery, and cybersecurity/information management.
What are the possibilities and security risks with 3-D printed ammunition?
Can roadmaps be provided that have been produced in the past year and are sharable with our government agencies and contractors?
Can any U.S. military doctrine that mentions the Sphere Handbook or Sphere Project be provided?
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