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Navy 3D Prints First Submersible Hull

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The U.S. Navy partnered with Oak Ridge National Laboratory to 3D print its first submersible that could be used to deploy logistics capabilities and sensors. --- Subscribe so you don't miss a video http://youtube.com/energygov Check out our cool pics on http://instagram.com/energy Listen to our Podcast http://energy.gov/podcast More to Learn on http://Facebook.com/energygov Keep up with the Tweets at http://twitter.com/ENERGY

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