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Although it was quite apparent already, the new DOD's AARO website is a minimal, template-based site hosted by WEB.MIL (https://WEB.MIL).
A website of this caliber would have taken, at most, (ignoring copywriting) one month.
Users of the service are provided with a CMS and minimal HTML/CSS customization, and new sites are pushed every 21 days.
Per WEB.MIL, "AFPIMS makes the process of building websites and managing content simple and quick for even the most non-technical users."
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