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Defense Industry Takes Aim at ‘Right to Repair’ as NDAA Decision Looms

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Breaking Defense – When Congress returns this week, leaders of the armed services committees will face a looming decision on “right to repair” legislation aimed at giving troops the ability to fix their equipment while deployed, but industry groups say the measure could have grave implications for intellectual property.

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