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“General Dynamics and Lockheed Martin consider much of the data on the ship to be proprietary, so the Navy had to delay missions and spend millions of dollars on travel costs just so that contractor-affiliated repairmen could fly in, rather than doing this ourselves,” she said.

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“General Dynamics and Lockheed Martin consider much of the data on the ship to be proprietary, so the Navy had to delay missions and spend millions of dollars on travel costs just so that contractor-affiliated repairmen could fly in, rather than doing this ourselves,” she said.
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Jason Koebler (jasonkoebler@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 28-Aug-2024 23:07:57 JST Jason Koebler
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The military is dealing with the same problems consumers do. Their problems are more absurd. They do not know how to repair a combat warship because the company that makes it says repair info is proprietary and have to fly in repair pros who work for the company itself

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