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Fleet Engineering Dept Technical DeputySPAWAR Systems Center San Diego

NSSDF 2 April 1998weinstei@spawar.navy.mil

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4. TITLE AND SUBTITLESea Based Battle Lab...A Unique OpportunityUnclassified

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