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NSWC PCD Earns FLC Award - Naval surface warfare center

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NSWC PCD Earns FLC Award - Naval surface warfare center

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Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division Console Diver Navigation Module was one of four Naval Sea Systems Command Surface Warfare Centers that earned 2018 Federal Laboratory Consortium award for technology transfer. NSWC PCD’s Technical Transfer Manager Dennis Gallagher and Project Lead Allie Williams accepted the award April 25, 2018 at the FLC National Meeting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Pictured from left to right: John Dement, Chair, Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer; Dennis Gallagher, NSWC Panama City; Mini Nambiar and Danny Gray, James Fisher Defence; Allie Williams, NSWC Panama City; John Rein, FLC Agency Representative, US Navy. Photo by Emily Frances for FLC National Meeting.

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25/04/2018
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