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One year in, Army’s FUZE leader eyes ‘bigger’ acquisition challenges

One year in, Army’s FUZE leader eyes ‘bigger’ acquisition challengesPhoto: Breaking Defense

The Army innovation hub’s first year also revealed the challenge of making sure promising technologies don’t stop at the prototype stage, FUZE Director Matt Willis told Breaking Defense

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