Unusual Machines, 6K Energy, CRG Defense, SES AI take steps to be NDAA compliant
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Drone and battery cell manufacturers are adjusting their production practices in response to the Department of Defense's recent ban on acquiring batteries for weapons and support systems that contain materials sourced from foreign entities deemed a security risk. This decision, aimed at enhancing national security, reflects growing concerns over reliance on foreign supply chains for critical military components. The alignment of these companies with the new regulations is expected to take place immediately, as they work to ensure compliance and maintain their contracts with the government. By sourcing materials domestically or from trusted allies, these manufacturers aim to mitigate potential vulnerabilities and bolster the integrity of defense operations.
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Unusual Machines, 6K Energy, CRG Defense, SES AI take steps to be NDAA compliant
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