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Navy F35 pilots train to wield drones with touchscreen tablets
Navy pilots have successfully completed training to wield multiple drones from the cockpits of F-35 Lightning II fighter planes using touchscreen tablets.
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Electric Boat receives new floating dry dock to support Columbia class submarines
The new dry dock, designated “Atlas” was announced as received by General Dynamics Electric Boat’s primary shipyard in Groton, Connecticut in a LinkedIn post on January 4th. The primary purpose of Atlas is targeted towards supporting the construction of the Columbia-class of Ballistic Missile Submarines (SSBN) currently under construction.
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Admiral calls for overhaul of Navy shore infrastructure after decades of neglect
The U.S. Navy preserved its combat fleet for decades while shore-based facilities deteriorated and sailors’ quality of life suffered, the admiral in charge of naval installations said this week.
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Groton-based submarine manufacturer Electric Boat sees exceptional revenue growth in late 2025
Submarine manufacturer General Dynamics Electric Boat played a key role in significant revenue and profit increases reported Wednesday by its parent company.
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Electric Boat is gearing up to hire 8,000 new employees this year, a significant ramp-up compared to the 3,000 hires the submarine manufacturer was planning in 2025.
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New study will look at ways naval base and surrounding communities can work together
A new plan under development will recommend ways the Naval Submarine Base and surrounding communities can work together, in areas from transportation to housing, to support both the base's military mission and personnel and its neighboring communities.
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Lawmakers From Both Parties Push Navy To Award Mega Submarine Contracts
Republicans and Democrats in Congress are pushing the Navy to award contracts for at least 15 submarines after months of delays, arguing that waiting any longer could harm the bespoke manufacturing base that the Navy relies on.
