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3D-Printed Concrete Walls Ballistics Testing
Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center
May 12, 2021 | 2:03
Air Force Civil Engineer Center ballistics experts are working with the Army and Navy to test the durability and resiliency of 3D-printed concrete wall samples.

Concrete material like the wall samples they’re testing could ultimately be used in building construction in combat areas to better protect our nation’s military.
   
For that reason, Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center public affairs specialist, Brian Goddin, shows us how this intensive testing is ultimately about protecting the Warfighter.

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