Troops may use 3D printers on future battlefields to create repair parts. The US military is exploring 3D printing to address logistics challenges in the Pacific.

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Front-line forces in future wars may find themselves toting around a new piece of equipment along with their weaponry. That could be 3D printers for fixing things when help can't get there. "The ...