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1 INTRODUCTION
Pages 5-8

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... industrial competitiveness, create high-quality jobs, coordinate management of technology across all government agencies, create partnerships between the public and private sectors, and redirect the nation's technical resources to civilian uses (Naval Research Advisory Committee, 1993~. The purpose of the DOD domestic technology transfer policy, as stated in DOD Report 3200.12-R-4, is "to achieve the maximum national benefit from DOD scientific and technical efforts" (DOD, 1988~.
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... 10. Ensure that the Domestic Technology Transfer Program does not conflict with export control regulations, policies governing militarily critical technology, policy requirements of recouping DOD nonrecurring costs, or any of the responsibilities and procedures for technology transfer control in DOD Directives, Instructions, and publications ....
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... The level of funding actually committed to facilitating technology transfer is therefore variable and is one indicator of the Navy's commitment to accomplish this important goal on a yearto-year basis. Despite enactment of legislation and programs to encourage and even mandate technology transfer, the defense industry as a whole has not had a high success rate in defense conversion (Naval Research Advisory Committee, 1993~.
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... Chapter 3 examines existing technology transfer programs in ONR and elsewhere in the federal government. Chapter 4 discusses present and future needs of several marine industries and evaluates the potential for ONR programs, outlined in Chapter 2, to address those needs.
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