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The USS Connecticut fast-attack submarine arrived in San Diego on Sunday with visible surface damage (pictured) following a collision earlier this year in the South China Sea.

The damaged USS Connecticut has been seen for the first time since its October collision. Pictures posted online show the Seawolf class submarine arriving in San Diego harbour with visible damage to its bow.

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Retired Capt. Neil C. Stubits, a 1978 graduate of Lehighton High School, is the speaker at the Lehighton United Veterans Organization program Tuesday. He received his commission through the officer ca...

When James Melka first approached USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63), he had no idea the size of the aircraft carrier. As the 17-year-old walked toward the pier in 1965, he could see the big gray ship, growing larger as he approached. It was “amazing” to walk onto the ship, then just four years into its service […]

Seawolf-class fast-attack submarine USS Connecticut (SSN 22) struck an object while submerged on the afternoon of 2 October, while operating in international waters in the Indo-Pacific region, according to the US Pacific Fleet.

Naval shipyards and industry partners see business growing, but finding enough trained and qualified workers is a challenge.General…

One Naval Sustainment System – Shipyard sprint the USS Louisiana (SSN 724) Project Team at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility began this spring was called the Operations Control Center. The OCC creates a central hub where a, Saving the news module on this page because of difficult settings. Testing current news (viewable) page for "hidden" news stories before deleting this page.

The president spends heavily on research and development but invests nowhere near as much in procurement items that can help us to deter conflict with China, Russia, and Iran.

2 PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii – Capt. Richard Jones relieved Capt. Gregory Burton as the 48th commander of Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PHNSY & IMF) during a change of command ceremony held June 4 onboard Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. On the grounds of the shipyard’s historic Building One, the physically-distanced ceremony, along with a video livestream, provided friends, family and colleagues the opportunity to witness the time-honored naval...