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PNSY Welds First Ever Metal 3D Printed Submarine Component

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KITTERY, Maine – Portsmouth Naval Shipyard achieved a significant milestone by successfully inspecting and testing the first welded additive manufactured (AM) flange aboard USS Washington (SSN 787), March 9. The AM flange was successfully installed shipboard March 18.
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PNSY Welds First Ever Metal 3D Printed Submarine Component

KITTERY, Maine – Portsmouth Naval Shipyard achieved a significant milestone by successfully inspecting and testing the first welded additive manufactured (AM) flange aboard USS Washington (SSN 787), March 9. The AM flange was successfully installed shipboard March 18.

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DVIDS broke the news in on Thursday, March 19, 2026.
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