SECURITYAug 3 · 11:33 UTCBREAKING DEFENSEMike Yeo

Multinational RIMPAC exercise played ‘primary laboratory’ for cutting edge tech

The multinational RIMPAC exercise served as a primary laboratory for testing cutting-edge technologies, including 3D printing and missile launches from uncrewed vessels, during high-end warfighting training.

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