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Armistead Technologies: Military Work Not Just for "Big Guys"
Many smaller PCB companies shy away from military work for a plethora of reasons, with the cost of certification and the long wait to get paid ranking near the top of the list. But John Armistead of Armistead Technologies believes that, if they do their homework, even the little guys can compete for--and win--military contracts.
Click here to listen to this interview, which appeared originally in the Inside Design Newsletter.
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