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Connecticut State Office of Military Affairs
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- Submarine Day Observance Calls Attention to Growing Opportunities in Submarine Construction
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- Do military personnel in southeastern Connecticut feel welcome in the local community?
- Officials back proposal to improve military spouse employment in Connecticut
- The Coast Guard’s eye in the sky: Civil Air Patrol monitors ice along Connecticut and Thames rivers
- Waterford moves forward with demolishing abandoned marina
Current Issues
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- Subase Joint Land Use Study (JLUS)
- Leaders of the SE CT Council of Governments are awarded the Great American Defense Community Award on June 6, 2017
- Chamber Leadership Military Orientation Day
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- National Coast Guard Museum
- Museum Memorandum of Agreement
- Southeastern Connecticut Council of Governments Resolution
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In the News
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04/09/2021
Submarine Day Observance Calls Attention to Growing Opportunities in Submarine Construction
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04/06/2021
Coast Guard’s Eagle moving to City Pier in New London
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03/16/2021
Do military personnel in southeastern Connecticut feel welcome in the local community?
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02/23/2021
Officials back proposal to improve military spouse employment in Connecticut
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02/20/2021
The Coast Guard’s eye in the sky: Civil Air Patrol monitors ice along Connecticut and Thames rivers
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02/19/2021
Waterford moves forward with demolishing abandoned marina
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02/18/2021
Connecticut needs thousands of skilled workers to build nuclear submarines in coming years. Job training is available for unemployed workers.
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02/03/2021
Courtney Renamed Chair of Navy Oversight Panel
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02/01/2021
Electric Boat Facing More Work Than At Any Point In Company’s History
Executive Director Robert T. Ross
The Office of Military Affairs seeks opportunities to enhance military and defense industry presence in Connecticut and advocate for the many organizations and people in our state who serve and support our nation’s defense.
About Office of Military Affairs
Contact
Office of Military Affairs
450 Columbus Boulevard
Suite 5
Hartford, CT 860-500-2374