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Navy Establishes Sixth NavalX Tech Bridge

Navy Establishes Sixth NavalX Tech Bridge
Cmdr. Sam Gray, U.S. Navy NavalX member (left), Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Research, Development & Acquisition (RDA) James Geurts (center), and Capt. Jon Margolick, U.S. Marine Corps NavalX member (right) announced NavalX is starting five regional tech bridges at the original NavalX office in Alexandria, Va. on Sept. 3. (Photo: Richard Abott, Defense Daily)

The Navy announced the founding of the sixth Naval Expeditions Agility Office (NavalX) Tech Bridge in Charleston, S.C. This new office is named the Palmetto Tech Bridge and is under the coordination of the Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic. In September, the Navy announced it was starting five regional Tech Bridges to further collaboration and connections between various Navy and private sector organizations and groups in naval base areas (Defense Daily, Sept. 5). The initial five tech bridges are located…

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