America's Navy Shipyards Not Ready For New Super-Sized SSN(X) Subs
America's next attack subs are likely to be giants. But the Navy's public shipyards, working on a $21 billion recapitalization, seem focused on dry-docks for smaller subs
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America's next attack subs are likely to be giants. But the Navy's public shipyards, working on a $21 billion recapitalization, seem focused on dry-docks for smaller subs
U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree of Maine said Friday the caucus would support the nation's public shipyards, including Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery.
KITTERY, Maine (AP) — Maine's congresswoman is a member of a new caucus that will focus on the country's public shipyards. Democratic Rep. Chellie Pingree said Friday the caucus was created to provide support to the nation's four public shipyards, including Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Maine.
The caucus was created to provide support to the nation's four public shipyards: Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Maine, Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Virginia, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility in Washington and Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility in Hawaii.
Pingree said the formation of the caucus will “help elevate and strengthen the voices of PSNY workers in Congress.” The caucus is called the Public Shipyard Caucus.