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• Taiwan Vote May Help Electric Boat

• Subs Needed to Keep Seas Free

• Rell Picks Military Director

• I feel like were punished Military spouses face employment barriers

  For military spouse Atiya Nathan, a mental health therapist, it took five months to obtain a professional license from the state of Mississippi after the Navy transferred her husband there.

• Electric Boat could benefit from problems with submarine parts

  Problems with submarine parts failing faster than predicted could lead to more work for private shipyards such as Electric Boa

• Sub base lab celebrates 75 years of medical research

  For 75 years, scientists have been pioneering medical research at the Naval Submarine Medical Research Laboratory that is designed to improve the health, safety and performance of submariners.

• More than Half of Service Members Are Vaccinated

  About 68% of active duty service members have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine, but officials are concerned about threats from the delta variant, Pentagon officials said Wednesday, according to The Hill

• Bipartisan Bill Aims to Attract More Teachers to Defense Communities

  New legislation would address a teacher shortage in many military communities, a bipartisan group of lawmakers said in a joint press release.

• First Connecticut-Built Sikorsky CH53K Helicopter in Hands of US Marine Corps

  Sikorsky today celebrated the first Connecticut-built CH-53K heavy-lift helicopter that will be delivered to the U.S. Marine Corps, parent company Lockheed Martin said Sept. 24.