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This tiny wedgelock could have slowed US Navy's powerful SPY-6 radar | AtlasNews
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This tiny wedgelock could have slowed US Navy's powerful SPY-6 radar

A tiny component inside the Navy's SPY-6 radar had become a potential production risk. Now it has a new U.S. source.

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MilitaryChina’s 339m nuclear carrier could hold 90 aircraft, beating world’s largest US warship

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