The U.S. Army is expanding access to its test ranges and proving grounds in an effort to get new munitions, drones, and other types of weapons to the battlefield more quickly
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Test ranges are allowing companies to prove their weapons work in battlefield conditions, expediting the process of getting them to the military.
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