Gary Sheftick, Army News Service, reports “The Army's depots, arsenals and ammunition plants are a key component of force readiness, said Lt. Gen. Aundre Piggee, who added a holistic assessment is underway to modernize those facilities. Piggee, the Army's G-4 or deputy chief of staff for logistics, testified June 28 before the House Armed Services Committee's readiness subcommittee during a hearing on Army and Marine Corps depot policy issues and infrastructure concerns.
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3-D printing will prolifer in the US Army, as well as in the other forces (Picture source: Fabbaloo)
3-D printing will prolifer in the US Army, as well as in the other forces (Picture source: Fabbaloo)
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