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The US military may be undervaluing improved energetics by only considering the price tag, according to CSBA's Tyler Hacker. Hacker argues that the costs of new energetics should be reassessed. This could lead to a reevaluation of munition development and procurement strategies.
Reconsidering the costs of new energetics is crucial for the US military to make informed decisions about munition development and procurement, which can impact the effectiveness of military operations.
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