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• Billions Continue To Flow To Connecticut’s Submarine Industry

• EB Gets Contract To Help Lighten Spanish Sub

• Regional Planning Group Seeks Consultant To Perform JLUS For Connecticut Sub Base

• Two Submarines On Deck At Electric Boat

• Navy Secretary Ray Mabus Bullish On Submarines' Role In Future

• Connecticut National Guard Families Welcome Home 100 Soldiers

• Latest Naval Technology Includes Blackwing Drones

• Coast Guard Barque Eagle's Future May Include Extensive Repairs In Baltimore

• More Than Ever, The Submarine Capital Of The World

• Submarine Base Embarks on Latest Energy Project

  The Naval Submarine Base has embarked on another project that according to commanding officer Capt. Todd Moore "will ensure reliable, cost-effective, and uninterrupted electric power" to support the base's dual mission of deploying combat-ready submarines and crews and training professional submariners.

• DSF Legacy PageMaritime Heritage Festival Will Have to Do Without Live Ships

  Known for the ships it draws to the city’s waterfront and to Fort Trumbull State Park every September, the Connecticut Maritime Heritage Festival will proceed without ships this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

• Electric Boat Delivers Attack Submarine Vermont to the Navy

  Electric Boat on Friday delivered the nuclear-powered attack submarine Vermont (SSN 792) to the U.S. Navy.

• Connecticut Governor Reappoints Bob Ross as Military Affairs Director

• State's first aerospace summit coming to Groton

• Coast Guard Museum Gets Downtown New London Land