Ben and Guy discuss the potential for an Israeli military strike on Iran, the U.S. shortfall in shipbuilding, and the long-term ramifications of deploying active-duty Marines on American soil. <br><br>Then, Lt. Gen. Chris Mohan, deputy commanding general and acting commander of U.S. Army Materiel Command, joins the show to talk about the 3D printing of drones and how the Pentagon is rethinking the way it moves materiel and personnel around the world. <br><br>Plus, the “Threat of the Week.”&nbsp;

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Lt. Gen. Chris Mohan, deputy commanding general and acting commander of U.S. Army Materiel Command, joins the show to talk about the 3D printing of drones and how the Pentagon is rethinking the way it moves materiel and personnel around the world.{ai:summary}<p>Ben and Guy explore the possibility of an Israeli military strike on Iran, U.S. shipbuilding deficiencies, and the implications of deploying active-duty Marines domestically. Lt. Gen. Chris Mohan discusses innovations in 3D printing for drones and the Pentagon's logistics strategies.</p><p>The segment also highlights the "Threat of the Week." #military</p>

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