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DTMBDepartment of Technology, Management and Budget (Michigan)
DTMBDeutschen Technik Museum Berlin (German: German Museum of Technology Berlin; Berlin, Germany)
DTMBDavid Taylor Model Basin (Washington, DC)
DTMBDowntown at Marina Bay (mass transit; Singapore)
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Traditionally, naval research and development has been initiated by the Office of Naval Research (ONR) and conducted by such organizations as the Naval Research Laboratory, David Taylor Model Basin (now Carderock Division), and David Taylor Naval Machinery Research Laboratory (also now part of the Carderock Division).
Designing naval automation: the "what" not the "how" by Seman, Anthony J., III / Defense AT & L
CSC will provide Navy-oriented scientific and engineering services in support of the Carderock Division's Hydromechanics Directorate at the Navy's David Taylor Model Basin located outside of Washington, D.
CSC selected for $16 million contract to support Navy's Carderock ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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