The DoD MIIs seek to revitalize the U.S.’s domestic manufacturing capability through domestic public-private partnerships that enhance America’s strategic competitiveness while enabling the military of tomorrow. This is achieved through three primary activities hosted by the institutes: - Advancing research and development (R&D) to promote American innovation while modernizing our military capabilities - Growing manufacturing ecosystems to enhance the Nation’s competitiveness - Furthering education and workforce development to train Americans of all ages and backgrounds for jobs of the future The ability of the military to respond to an emergency depends on our Nation’s ability to produce needed parts and systems, healthy and secure supply chains, and a skilled U.S. workforce. The DoD MIIs connect organizations and activities to better enable the affordable, rapid transition and delivery of defense-essential technologies. The ARM Institute is leading the way to a future where peopl

The DoD MIIs seek to revitalize the U.S.’s domestic manufacturing capability through domestic public-private partnerships that enhance America’s strategic competitiveness while enabling the military of tomorrow. This is achieved through three primary activities hosted by the institutes: Advancing research and development (R&D) to promote American innovation while modernizing our military capabilities Growing manufacturing ecosystems to enhance the Nation’s competitiveness Furthering education and workforce development to train Americans of all ages and backgrounds for jobs of the future The ability of the military to respond to an emergency depends on our Nation’s ability to produce needed parts and systems, healthy and secure supply chains, and a skilled U.S. workforce. The DoD MIIs connect organizations and activities to better enable the affordable, rapid transition and delivery of defense-essential technologies.

The DoD MIIs seek to revitalize the U.S.’s domestic manufacturing capability through domestic public-private partnerships that enhance America’s strategic competitiveness while enabling the military of tomorrow. This is achieved through three primary activities hosted by the institutes: - Advancing research and development (R&D) to promote American innovation while modernizing our military capabilities - Growing manufacturing ecosystems to enhance the Nation’s competitiveness - Furthering education and workforce development to train Americans of all ages and backgrounds for jobs of the future The ability of the military to respond to an emergency depends on our Nation’s ability to produce needed parts and systems, healthy and secure supply chains, and a skilled U.S. workforce. The DoD MIIs connect organizations and activities to better enable the affordable, rapid transition and delivery of defense-essential technologies. America Makes is the nation’s leading public-private partne

The DoD MIIs seek to revitalize the U.S.’s domestic manufacturing capability through domestic public-private partnerships that enhance America’s strategic competitiveness while enabling the military of tomorrow. This is achieved through three primary activities hosted by the institutes: - Advancing research and development (R&D) to promote American innovation while modernizing our military capabilities - Growing manufacturing ecosystems to enhance the Nation’s competitiveness - Furthering education and workforce development to train Americans of all ages and backgrounds for jobs of the future The ability of the military to respond to an emergency depends on our Nation’s ability to produce needed parts and systems, healthy and secure supply chains, and a skilled U.S. workforce. The DoD MIIs connect organizations and activities to better enable the affordable, rapid transition and delivery of defense-essential technologies. NextFlex focuses on five flexible hybrid electronic (FHE)

The DoD MIIs seek to revitalize the U.S.’s domestic manufacturing capability through domestic public-private partnerships that enhance America’s strategic competitiveness while enabling the military of tomorrow. This is achieved through three primary activities hosted by the institutes:- Advancing research and development (R&D) to promote American innovation while modernizing our military capabilities - Growing manufacturing ecosystems to enhance the Nation’s competitiveness - Furthering education and workforce development to train Americans of all ages and backgrounds for jobs of the future The ability of the military to respond to an emergency depends on our Nation’s ability to produce needed parts and systems, healthy and secure supply chains, and a skilled U.S. workforce. The DoD MIIs connect organizations and activities to better enable the affordable, rapid transition and delivery of defense-essential technologies. Photonics, the use of light for applications traditionally a

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