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Naval Submarine Base New London and its Naval Security Force will conduct training exercises and drills along the base’s waterfront.
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Naval Submarine Base New London and its Naval Security Force will conduct training exercises and drills along the base’s waterfront.
The sound of gunshots may ripple through the region later this month as drills are conducted at the Naval Submarine Base New London.
Every installation has its own set of unique challenges and requirements, but the Security Department of Naval Air Station Pensacola has more than most.
Officials: Expect to hear automatic gunfire near Groton sub base Josh LaBella FacebookTwitterEmail The Naval Submarine Base New London said the base and its security forces will be participating in Exercise “Citadel Protect,” and will conduct various training drills along the base’s waterfront. It said training will occur on weekdays through May 7.Photo by MC1 Steven Hoskins / Naval Submarine Support Center GROTON — If you hear automatic weapon fire at the submarine base over the next two weeks, it is business as usual, officials say. The Naval Submarine Base New London said the base ...
February 24, 2021 Naval Air Station Patuxent River will adjust its base entry procedures in February 2021 to institute “stop-and-proceed” entry for vehicles coming on to all of its fence lines. The new procedures will require vehicles to stop at a designated point several feet before the gate until directed forward by gate sentries, and will be implemented at NAS Patuxent River, Webster Outlying Field, and Navy Recreation Center Solomons. “Unlike the current entry procedure, where drivers come right up to the gate and show their credentials, the new stop-and-proceed will have drivers st...