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3D printing company Divergent to produce Tomahawk structure at new factory, CEO says

Breaking Defense 17 June 2026, 14:03 UTC 17 Jun 2026

3D printing company Divergent to produce Tomahawk structure at new factory, CEO says — Breaking Defense

“We need all hands on deck, we need as many of these as we can possibly get, and Divergent is good complimentary supply for [Raytheon],” said CEO Lukas Czinger.

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