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Improving the U.S. Navy's execution of technical authority through a common risk management and technical assessment process
The focus of this paper is on improving the U.S. Navy's execution of technical authority. 1. Technical authority targets compliance with technical criteria and standards. 2. This targeting must be done at the earliest stages of program development and addressed during development of the program ac
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