Army Lt. Gen. Chris Mohan, the deputy commanding general and acting commander of Army Materiel Command, explains how the Army plans to use 3D printing to manufacture drone bodies and print drone replacement components near the battlefield. From the floor of the Association of the United States Army convention in Washington.

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Army Lt. Gen. Chris Mohan, the deputy commanding general and acting commander of Army Materiel Command, explains how the Army plans to use 3D printing to manufacture drone bodies and print drone replacement components near the battlefield. From the floor of the Association of the United States Army convention in Washington.{ai:summary}<p>Army Lt. Gen. Chris Mohan says 3D printing will let the Army manufacture drone bodies and print replacement components near the battlefield.</p><p>He spoke on the floor of the Association of the United States Army convention in Washington. #military</p>

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