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The U.S. Navy is changing how it develops research, aiming to reduce bureaucracy and focus on projects that aren't already being funded by the private sector. The Navy's top science official announced a new strategy for the service's $3 billion annual research budget. This shift is intended to make the development pipeline more efficient and effective.
This overhaul is significant because it could lead to more innovative and targeted research, allowing the Navy to stay ahead in terms of technology and capabilities. By not competing with the private sector, the Navy can focus on unique projects that serve its specific needs.
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