Defense industry takes aim at ‘right to repair’ as NDAA decision looms
Proponents of “right to repair” say it will allow troops the ability to fix equipment in the field without needing to reach back out to a contractor, but industry is raising concerns about intellectual property.
<p>Proponents of “right to repair” say it will allow troops the ability to fix equipment in the field without needing to reach back out to a contractor, but industry is raising concerns about intellectual property.</p>