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SHIP-CONFINED SYSTEM BLUEPRINT FOR ENHANCING NAVAL SUSTAINMENT THROUGH EMERGING MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES.
This thesis explores the operational integration of additive manufacturing (AM) in support of Military Sealift Command (MSC) missions. It investigates the logistical and technical challenges that hinder effective AM use in afloat environments and identifies pathways to enhance resilience and materia
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