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Thu, 05 Mar 2026 16:05:10 +0000
From Six Weeks to Ten Hours: SPEE3D Is Closing the U.S. Army’s Forward Logistics Gap
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• When a critical component fails in a contested environment, standard U.S. Army logistics can take six to ten weeks to deliver a replacement, time a deployed unit cannot afford. At a Tennessee training range in February 2026, the University of Tennessee‘s Defense Development and Applied Research Center (DARC), the Tennessee Army National Guard, and DEVCOM […]
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