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Agency For Defence Development

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What Agency For Defence Development does.

Agency For Defence Development (AFDD) is a US-based organization focusing on the development of technological surprises for national security. It oversees various R&D projects and programs, including the Lift Challenge, which demonstrated new flight options for both military and civilian use. AFDD collaborates closely with various sectors, including startups, traditional defense industry manufacturers, and small businesses. The organization is interested in the Live-Chain process, which encompasses critical steps from tactical combat injury assistance to surgical treatment. AFDD was not explicitly associated with a founding date, and its size is also not specified.

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