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Jim Hutto is excited and enthusiastic as he shows visitors an aluminum plate that he says demonstrates why his company, H.F. Webster, can succeed.

Hutto is trying to eat his lunch, but he manages to eat just one french fry as he explains that a cutting-edge technology called friction stir welding creates much stronger welds than conventional ones and can be used to fix worn out parts of B-1B Lancer bombers and other military equipment.

Clad in jeans and cowboy boots, Hutto, a former B-1 pilot and retired Air Force lieutenant colonel, is a partner in H.F. Webster, along with Trish Torpey and Rob Hrabe, another retired B-1 pilot who also spent plenty of time at Ellsworth. Hutto and Hrabe are both engineers.

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