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The U.S. Army has opened military testing to private companies for the development of missiles, drones, and other weapons, aiming to accelerate testing, procurement processes, and reduce bureaucratic procedures that previously took 12 to 18 months. The program allows companies to test their weapons in military training grounds both within the United States and abroad within 30 days of the request. It also includes efforts to enhance the army’s capabilities to replenish its stock of advanced weapons, particularly missiles and interceptor aircraft. These policy changes come amidst challenges faced by the Pentagon due to the high costs of the war with Iran and are designed to stimulate small businesses to increase production and manufacturing pace to strengthen defense capabilities.
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