February 9, 2026 Manufacturing & Industrial

Drawing Lessons From the Past to Keep Energetics Safety Top of Mind

The origins of some of our current regulations and standards governing the manufacture and handling of energetics materials and munitions date back to 18th Century England, when black powder manufacturing was starting to scale up.

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Drawing Lessons From the Past to Keep Energetics Safety Top of Mind

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