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2026 

The seaside town trying to reclaim its title as 'Submarine Capital of the World'

Can CT's transportation systems handle hiring surge at submarine manufacturer Electric Boat?

CT-based Pratt & Whitney gets $3.8 billion contract modification for more fighter-jet engines

US Navy Sends Submarines Under Arctic Ice for 100th Time in Milestone Exercise

Lawmakers From Both Parties Push Navy To Award Mega Submarine Contracts

New study will look at ways naval base and surrounding communities can work together

EB to hire 8,000 this year

Groton-based submarine manufacturer Electric Boat sees 'exceptional revenue growth' in late 2025

Admiral calls for overhaul of Navy shore infrastructure after decades of neglect

Navy F-35 pilots train to wield drones with touchscreen tablets

Electric Boat receives new floating dry dock to support Columbia-class submarines

2025

• Coast Guard plans Sikorsky contract to replace aging rescue helicopters
• Sikorsky awarded $11 billion contract for U.S. Marine Corps helicopters
• Lamont announces $7.7M state investment in sub base waterfront
• Pentagon Wants 3-Star Sub Czar to Lead All New Construction Programs Under DEPSECDEF
• Here's the role an Ohio-class submarine played in the strikes on Iran
• Noem makes major announcement about Coast Guard future at academy graduation
• Boat tours to begin this season from new dock at Nautilus in Groton
• SECNAV Phelan to Navy, Shipbuilders: 'Change is Coming'
• The Navy's Columbia-Class Submarines Will Cost $132,000,000,000 (and Delays Look Likely)
• EB to help restore USS Groton sail
• Navy commissions the USS Iowa, its newest fast-attack submarine
• US Navy receives first Dive-LD drone submarine
• USS Ohio Submarine Completes Modernization Overhaul
• Trump's focus on Navy shipbuilding needed, but not enough, defense analyst says
• Continuing Resolution Proposal Includes $1B in Anomalies for Columbia Sub, Shipbuilding Programs
• General Dynamics Electric Boat to build 480,000-sq.-ft. warehouse following $5.5M North Stonington land purchase

2024

• New Nautilus dock to be ready for water taxi season
• Carter recalled as champion of sub base
• Rockin' the boat: ThayerMahan's bid to boost submarine production
• Navy Needs Industry All In On 3D Printing Parts For Subs, Or Else
• Submarine base celebrates project that will allow it to make its own electricity
• Bipartisan 'Ships for America Act' Building Support in Congress, Say Sponsors
• First submarine fully integrated for coed crews to join Navy fleet next week
• Biden takes first ride in new Marine One as Sikorsky wraps delivery
• Pratt F-35 engine upgrade clears preliminary design review
• Groton seeks closer look at housing, climate resilience as defense industry expands
• $40M approved for next phase of New London Coast Guard museum project
• US Navy's submarine fleet is too small. Here's how selling some may help
• What has the AUKUS alliance accomplished in the last year?
• Senate Panel Questions Navy Submarine Build Rate, FY2025 Virgina-class Buy
• U.S. foreign aid bill contains $2B bonus for Electric Boat, Conn. submarine builders
• Navy Review Highlights Challenges Behind Shipbuilding Delays In Virginia, Nationwide
• Pratt secures $497M in federal funding for engine upgrades
• Electric Boat president predicts annual hiring of 5,000 employees for years to come
• Sikorsky will miss out on scrapped helicopter, but still getting large share of military spending
• ThayerMahan growing quickly in Groton

2023

• USS Colorado returns from deployment, just in time for Christmas
• Federal bill bolsters CT defense companies, nuclear submarine deal
• Pratt & Whitney to remain sole source for F-35 jet engine upgrades
• New Coast Guard Academy Leader Balancing Tradition with Change
• Rep. Courtney: Lawmakers cannot 'fumble the ball' on getting AUKUS provisions passed
• Only 3D printing can get the Navy's submarine plan back on track, admiral says
• USS Rickover's Commissioning 'Sends Message Of Strength' To Nation's Allies And Adversaries
• Continuing Resolution Includes Funds for New Columbia-class Submarine
• Stalled military nominations under the surface at Newport defense industry conference
• Nautilus 90 North: 65 years ago, submarine's North Pole journey was a Cold War triumph
• As Connecticut's Electric Boat Thinks Big On Hiring, U.S. Navy Adding Small Subs
• SUBASE marks IGSA success with Pedestrian Tunnel Ribbon Cutting
• Governor Lamont Announces Launch of Recruitment Initiative for the Connecticut National Guard
• Biden looks to boost military spouse employment with new order
• EB awarded $1.1 billion contract for two Virginia-class subs
• Sending out ensigns on humanitarian missions, Coast Guard Academy graduates 243
• Sikorsky spins up to defend HH-60W combat rescue helicopter from planned cuts
• Naval Submarine Base in Groton honors Vietnam War era veterans
• Future National Coast Guard Museum already a boost for downtown
• Electric Boat hopes to hire 5,750 employees this year
• Coast Guard R&D Center showcases work, welcomes commandant
• Office of Military Affairs cites 'very bright' future for Connecticut defense economy
• Long-awaited fuel cell park at sub base becomes commercially operational for CMEEC

2022

• Governor Lamont Announces Reappointment of Commissioners and Agency Heads
• Sikorsky files challenge to Army's award of helicopter contract
• Coast Guard Research and Development Center to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Sikorsky, Electric Boat, others could get business boost from federal proposal
• Navy brass celebrates completion of Pier 32 at Sub Base
• In eastern CT, Electric Boat military contracts launch economic boom
• With great fanfare, refurbished Nautilus reopens to public
• Connecticut National Guard medic unit welcomed home
• Coast Guard celebrates start of museum construction
• U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Takes a Prominent Role at RIMPAC
• Submarine Capital Avenue: Honorary name proposed for Crystal Lake Road in Groton
• Army awards Stratford's Sikorsky Aircraft $2.3 billion contract for fleet of Black Hawk helicopters
• Pratt & Whitney awarded $4.38B contract by U.S. DoD to build engines
• Keel Laid For Nuclear Ballistic Missile Submarine District of Columbia
• New Commandant Fagan Becomes First Female Branch Chief
• Navy Orders Two CH-53K Helicopters for Marine Corps
• Navy Commissions Sub SSN-793, Completes Refit Of SSGN-727
• Governor Lamont Reappoints Major General Francis Evon, Jr. As Adjutant General of the Connecticut National Guard
• SUBASE helps Chamber of Commerce Members Participate in renewed Military Affairs Day
• Submarine base honors Gold Star Families
• Submarine base announces partnerships with Capitol Region Council of Governments, DOT and Groton Utilities
• The Eagle's new eagle
• New London celebrates funding for National Coast Guard Museum
• CNO Gilday: Navy Balancing New SSN(X) Attack Submarine Design Against Need For NGAD, DDG(X)
• CNO and Connecticut Congressman Visit Commands and Industry Partners; Focus on Columbia-class Submarine and Strategic Deterrence
• New exhibit at state Capitol honors Coast Guard and its history in Connecticut
• Navy looks to 3D printing for submarine parts to ease burden on strained industrial base
• Report cites "outstanding" year for Connecticut's defense industrial base
• Defense production expansion could bring help to region's submarine industry

2021

• USS Delaware families get holiday visit from first lady Jill Biden
• Rear Adm. Pappano: Supply Chain Fragility Is No. 1 Risk To Columbia SSBN Program
• F-35 Faces Stiff Competition As European Nations Decide On Future Fighters
• Nautilus leaves Submarine Force Museum for $36 million preservation project
• 'I feel like we're punished': Military spouses face employment barriers when their families relocate
• U.S. Department of Education adopts Courtney recommendations on student loan forgiveness
• Defense Spending Bill Promises Historic Support For Submarine Production, Courtney Says
• SASC Adds Six F-35s To FY22 NDAA; Splits With House
• First Connecticut-Built Sikorsky CH-53K Helicopter in Hands of U.S. Marine Corps
• Lamont comes to Groton, signs bill aimed at aiding military families
• National Guard officer candidates push through amid challenging conditions
• Birth of the Eagle: How a Nazi training ship found its way to the Coast Guard Academy
• More than Half of Service Members Are Vaccinated
• Bipartisan Bill Aims to Attract More Teachers to Defense Communities
• Electric Boat could benefit from problems with submarine parts
• Sub base lab celebrates 75 years of medical research
• US Navy awards Sikorsky $879M contract for CH-53K helicopters
• President Joe Biden delivers commencement address at Coast Guard Academy in New London
• Submarine Day Observance Calls Attention to Growing Opportunities in Submarine Construction
• Coast Guard's Eagle moving to City Pier in New London
• 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
• Connecticut needs thousands of skilled workers to build nuclear submarines in coming years. Job training is available for unemployed workers
• Courtney Renamed Chair of Navy Oversight Panel
• Electric Boat Facing More Work Than At Any Point In Company's History
• Submarine Base Commander Embraces Vaccine in Battle Against COVID-19
• 'This is our duty': Coast Guard Academy Superintendent Gets Vaccine
• U.S. Navy Honors Thomas Conway, Waterbury's Hero Priest Of World War II

2020

• Connecticut Celebrates its Namesake Submarine
• Plan For USS Groton Sail Memorial Moves Forward
• Submarine Funding Restored in Final Version of Defense Bill
• CEO: Electric Boat Could Double in Size in 6 Years
• 2019 Was a Landmark Year for Connecticut's Defense Industry
• No Yelling, Fewer Dropouts During Swab Summer at Coast Guard Academy
• As Navy Secretary Visits Electric Boat, Lawmakers Push For More Submarine Funding
• Navy Secretary Visits New England Sub Building Sites
• Report: Pentagon Contract Spending Powers Connecticut to No. 1 in US as Russia and China Test Military Strategy
• Submarines, Usually An Ideal Place For Disease To Spread, Manage To Keep COVID-19 At Bay
• Council of Governments Awarded Grant to Study Parking in Groton City, as Electric Boat Expands
• Coronavirus Precautions Dictate Slow Start for Coast Guard Academy Swabs
• Maritime Heritage Festival Will Have to Do Without (Live) Ships
• Submarine Base Embarks on Latest Energy Project
• Navy Awards Electric Boat $869 Million Columbia Mod And $9.5 Billion Options For First Two Subs
• Undersea Warfighting Development Center Welcomes New Commander
• Sirkorsky awarded $17.9M modification for work on the H-53K
• With i911 System, Coast Guard Can Use Cell Phone GPS Data to Locate Mariners
• Pandemic Isn't Slowing Down Columbia-Class Submarine Construction
• Electric Boat Delivers Attack Submarine Vermont to the Navy
• Schultz: Coast Guard Response to COVID-19 Highlights Modernization Needs
• Geurts Shoring Up U.S. Navy's Industrial Base
• Navy Ship Commissionings on Track Despite Pandemic, But Ceremonies Are Delayed
• Electric Boat Grapples With How To Keep Workers Safe Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• 100-Plus Lawmakers Call for Adding Attack Submarine to the Budget
• Columbia SSBN Not a Factor in 2021 Budget Cut to One Virginia-Class Sub, Geurts Says
• Groton Sub Base May Lose $72 Million For New Pier To Trump's Border Wall

2019

• Navy Plans Relocation Of Magnetic Silencing Equipment In Thames
• House Passes Defense Policy Bill Backing Submarine Construction at EB, Provides Money for New Pier at Sub Base
• Electric Boat President says $22.2 billion Submarine Contract Provides Predictable Future for Company
• Study Finds Region has Adequate Housing for New Electric Boat Employees
• Work Resumes on Submarine Base Fuel Cell after Contractors Not Paid
• Electric Boat Preparing for Columbia-Class, But Supply Base Remains a Challenge
• Joe Courtney: New Submarine Facility will Define Connecticut's Economy
• Construction of Coast Guard Museum to Start in Early 2020
• Connecticut National Guard Welcomes Home 150 Soldiers, Will Send Off Another 50
• Third Day of Eagle Activity in New London: Change of Command Ceremony
• Public Workshop in Groton to Address EB Housing, Transportation Needs
• Departing Coast Guard Station New London Commander Recognized for Dedication to Her Crew
• Sikorsky Awarded $542 Million for 6 Presidential Helos
• $34B = Biggest Procurement in History of Lockheed, DoD Handshake Deal for 478 F-35s
• Electric Boat Receives Half-Billion-Dollar Award To Help Submarine Suppliers Expand
• New Development Commissioner Visits Norwich, New London, Groton
• Eagle, Once Again, to be Fixture on New London Waterfront
• Whitescarver The Finisher Turns Over Sub Base Command
• Study Submarine Maintenance is Not More Expensive at Private Shipyards
• Coast Guard Academy Making Investments to Bolster Seamanship
• State of the Sub Base Solid Enduring Outgoing Commanding Officer Says
• Work Begins to Assess Needs at Pier 7 at Fort Trumbull
• With the US Navy's Top Shipbuilding Priority on Deck Red Flags Fly
• Cheeseman Appointed to State Council on Education Opportunities for Military Children
• Coast Guard, State Military Department Sign Agreement that Allows for Collaboration in Cyber, Arctic Ops
• 103 House Lawmakers Push for More F-35s
• Electric Boat Awarded $2B for Block V Virginia Attack Boat Long-Lead Materials
• DOD Releases List of Milcon Projects at Risk for Wall Funding
• White House Budget Includes Request for Three Attack Submarines
• Courtney: Navy Picks EB for USS John Warner Maintenance
• Navy Appoints Admiral To Oversee Columbia Sub Effort
• Navy's New Nuke Sub On Track; Early Problems Fixed
• USS South Dakota Joins Fleet as 'Most Modern Sub in the World'
• With Influx of Sub-related Workers, the First Task: What kind of housing is needed and how much?
• Thresher Memorial Gets Approval from Army Secretary
• More Sub Workers and Sailors are Coming. Are We Ready?
• Ross Reappointed to Lead Office of Military Affairs

 

2018

• Cross Hall Galley Trains Future Watch Captains
• Services Look outside Their Gates to Finance Energy Resilience Projects
• Sikorsky Receives $382 Million Contract for Eight MH-60R Seahawks
• Bill Would OK Use of Federal Money for Museum Prep Work
• Submarine Vermont Christened at Connecticut Shipyard
• Groton-Based Sub Named Best Ship In Atlantic Fleet
• Gerard Butler And Director Of 'Hunter Killer' Visit New London
• Sub Builder Electric Boat Injects Millions into Groton Expansion
• Malloy: State will create microgrid at U.S. Naval Submarine Base
• Navy Destroyer, Concert of Americana Music to Anchor Maritime Festival
• State's Defense Industry Expected to Continue to Grow
• Public Asked to Weigh In on Latest Coast Guard Museum Designs
• Sub Base, Energy Officials Mark Groundbreaking For Fuel Cell Park
• Growth in Southeastern Connecticut: Regional Council Seeks Firms for JLUS Implementation Project at Sub Base; Senator Steps up to Secure Funding for Housing, Infrastructure Study
• Coast Guard Museum Organizers Hire Connecticut Firms for Pre-construction Work
• There's Nothing the U.S. Navy Can Do to Avoid a Submarine Gap
• New Connecticut National Guard Medical Helicopter Unit Set to Deploy to Southwest Asia
• UConn Researchers Advance Submarine Power
• Sub Base Names Dive Locker after Navy's First Female Deep-Sea Diver
• Gov. Malloy Announces Historic Long-Term Partnership with General Dynamics Electric Boat
• EB, Navy Gearing up for Boost in Submarine Production
• Navy and State Celebrate 'Sesquicentennial,' of a U.S. Navy Installation Being Established in Connecticut
• Sub Base Reflects on Its 150-year History
• Navy Seeks to Rev Up to Building 3 Attack Submarines Per Year
• Plans for Coast Guard Museum Pedestrian Bridge Move Forward
• Submarines USS Hartford, USS Connecticut Surface Together In The Arctic Circle
• Electric Boat Awarded Long-Lead Contract For Virginia-Class Block V Attack Boats
• Navy Kicks Off ICEX 2018
• Courtney Urges Navy to Rev Up Sub Building
• Quality-of-Life Issues May Affect Future Basing Decisions, Services Tell Governors
• General Dynamics to Pump Nearly $2 Billion into Its Shipyards
• Institute to Help Bulk Up 'Silicon Valley of undersea warfare,' Officials Say
• EB's Workforce Surpasses 16,000, a Number Not Seen in Nearly 25 Years
• New Chief Development Officer for Coast Guard Museum to Lead Fundraising Effort
• You Thought the Deep Freeze was Bad? The Winter of 1918 was Worse
• Lyman Native Wrapping up Two Year Stint as Submarine Officer-in-Charge

 

2017

• Connecticut's Family Firms Join Conglomerates for Share of Military Work
• Transportation Hub Envisioned for Outside Base
• Coast Guard Academy Aims to Cut Its Energy Use in Half
• Submarine Maker Scopes State For Skilled Workers
• Navy Only Interested in Stable 2-A-Year Attack Boat Build Rate Despite Congressional Authority to Buy More
• Submarine Maintenance Backlog Threatens Crisis Response: Admiral
• The Window for BRAC May Have Closed
• Sub Base to House Fuel Cell Park
• USS South Dakota, Navy's Newest Attack Submarine, Christened In Groton
• Navy $5 Billion Deal Builds New Nuclear-Armed Columbia-Class Sub
• Navy Awards Electric Boat $5.1B Columbia-Class Submarine Design Contract
• Military Spending Measure With Billions For Conn. Wins Senate Approval
• 48 Hours On The USS John Warner
• Congressional Delegation Lauds New Undersea Engineering Program
• Navy Base Supporters: State In Good Position To Face Round Of Closures
• OpSail Descendant Benefiting From Military Presence
• DoD Backs McCain-Reed Proposal To Close Military Bases
• Plan For New Coast Guard Museum In Conn. Gains Momentum
• URI, UConn Win Navy Grant For Undersea Engineering Program
• Electric Boat 'Hiring Frenzy' Gives Economic Boost To Southeastern Connecticut
• The U.S. Military Might Soon Have More Submarines And F-35s
• Navy Says Submarine Industrial Base Can Support Increase In Production
• Lockheed Gets $5.6B For Work On Next Batch Of F-35s
• Project Underway To Improve Roads Near Sub Base Entrance, Add Bike Path
• Nautilus Stop Vital Addition To Heritage Park
• Southeastern Connecticut Honored 'Great American Defense Community'
• Navy Adds Second Attack Sub To 2021 Plans: Considering 3 SSNs In Future Years
• Little Know Characters In America: Hyman G. Rickover
• Lockheed's Helicopter Seen Costing More, Taking Longer
• Murphy, Blumenthal Urge Navy To Speed Up Overhaul Of A Sidelined Submarine
• EB Workforce Surpasses 15,000 Employees; More Hires Planned
• Spending Bill May Lead To Thousands Of New Defense Jobs
• Navy Can Only Meet Half Of Submarine Requirements In Pacific
• Sub Suppliers Sharing In EB Boom
• Submarine Force Makes Birthday Wish: More Boats
• Helping Submarines "See": UTC Aerospace Systems Begin Production Of First Large Vertical Array For Virginia Class Subs
• State's Sub Suppliers Preparing For Construction Boom
• Report Points To Connecticut's Role In Expanding, Retaining Its Defense Workforce
• Trump's Budget Plan Favors Military Spending, Guts Domestic Programs
• Trump Plan To Increase Defense Spending May Boost State
• Senator: The Submarine Is America's 'Strategic, Decisive Edge'
• Push Is On For More F-35s, Sikorsky Helicopters And Work For EB
• Trump Calls For More Submarines - For Less Money
• Region Recognized For "Unwavering Support" Of Military Community
• Submarine Contractor Brings 1,350 Jobs To CT
• Electric Boat Says It Can Meet Navy Goal For Adding Subs
• Electric Boat Poised To Invest $1.5 Billion To Meet Demand For More Subs
• New Class Of Balistic Missile Submarines Reaches Milestone

 

2016

• Damaged Black Hawks Ready To Soar After Time In Groton Shop
• Sikorsky Wins Pentagon Contract For Marine One Helicopter
• Electric Boat To Take Advantage Of $5 Million Grant For On-The-Job Training
• Navy Contracts Mean Electric Boat Will Hire 14,000 Over Next 13 Years
• Billions Continue To Flow To Connecticut's Submarine Industry
• New Continuing Resolution Would Allow Ohio Replacement Program To Move Forward
• Connecticut First In Nation To Help PTSD Vets Upgrade 'Bad Paper' Discharges
• Robotic Helicopters Complete Mock Rescue Mission
• Coast Guard Museum Organizers Announce Planned Themes For Inside Of Museum
• US Navy To Fund Replacement Pier At Subase New London
• Navy Commits $5.4M To Pier Reconstruction Project At Groton Sub Base
• Michelle Obama: 'Beyond Proud' At US Navy Submarine Ceremony
• Sub Base, Surrounding Communities To Be Part Of Land Use Study
• Navy Secretary Mabus Drops In With A Medal For Malloy
• USS Holland, Future Submarine Illinois Demonstrate Evolution Of Submarines Over Time
• EB Seeking New Suppliers, As Sub Workload Continues To Grow
• More Than Ever, The Submarine Capital Of The World
• Electric Boat Delivers Submarine Illinois Early, Below Budget
• Latest Naval Technology Includes Blackwing Drones
• Navy Secretary Ray Mabus Bullish On Submarines' Role In Future
• Nominations Sought For Connecticut Vererans Hall Of Fame
• Regional Planning Group Seeks Consultant To Perform JLUS For Connecticut Sub Base
• Electric Boat Projects Expanded Workforce For New Submarine Programs
• Coast Guard Band To Stay In New London
• Navy Study May Call For More Virginia-Class Subs
• Navy Seeks 2nd Attack Sub In 2021
• Navy To Request Ohio Replacement Program Milestone B Decision This Summer
• Coast Guard Museum Developers Learn About Flood Plain Issues In FEMA Meeting
• Pratt & Whitney Awarded Adaptive Engine Transition Program Contract For Future Fighter Engines
• Connecticut Leads The Way In Supporting Military Bases
• Take A Deep Dive Into Connecticut's 100-Year Submarine History
• Regional Council: Coast Guard Museum Should Be In Downtown New London
• Submarine Base Celebrates 100 Years Of Service
• Prospects Bright For Connecticut's Defense Base
• Special Guests Get A Taste Of Submarine Cuisine
• Submarine Production Poised To Outpace Other Pentagon Programs Through 2030
• Senate Defense Policy Bill Would Mean More Than $16 Billion For Connecticut's Defense Industries
• Nautilus To Undergo Preservation Work As Early As 2017
• Defense Business Is Booming In Connecticut
• Decorated Combat Veteran To Lead UConn's Veterans Program
• Admiral: Submarine Force Shifting To Payload-Centric Model
• Senate Committee Passes Bill Including $5 Million For Coast Guard Museum
• Senate Committee To Vote On Bill That Would Include Funds For Coast Guard Museum
• Defense Secretary Visits EB, Submarine Base
• Panel: Sub Base Positioned Well Against BRAC 'Noise'
• Lawmakers Seek Assessment Of Contractors' Ability To Build Two Virginia Subs A Year
• Navy To Revise Psychological Screening For Potential Submariners
• Pentagon Says Report Justifies A Round Of Base Closures
• Electric Boat To Hire Thousands As Military Strategy Shifts Back To Subs
• Navy Proposes To Accelerate Attack Submarine Construction
• Pratt Wins $1.04 Billion U.S. Deal For F-35 Fighter Engines
• Coast Guard Museum Association Working To Cultivate Nex Donor Base
• Naval Submarine School Plays Role In USS Hartford's Icy Breakthrough
• Congressmen Visit EB A Day After It Is Named Prime Contractor For Ohio Replacement Program
• Ohio Replacement Plan Is Good News For Electric Boat
• After Arctic Trip, Murphy Calls For Continued Sub Funding
• Coast Guard Academy Cadets Take Flight On Simulator
• Coast Guard Rescues Three New London Fisherman After Their Boat Catches Fire
• Not Enough Subs So Buy More: Rep. Forbes
• Proposed FY'17 Cuts In Navy Would Not Force Sailors Out Of Service
• State Official: Sub Base In Good Position As Pentagon Pushes For BRAC
• Pentagon Chiefs Ask Congress For Another Round Of Base Closings
• Navy Now Proposes To Build An Additional Virginia-class Attack Submarine Over A Five-year Period
• POLITCO Pro Q&A: Rep. Joe Courtney
• Electric Boat Investing To Recruit, Train New Employees
• State Veterans' Affairs Committee Official Wants To Change Marriage License Law
• Submarine Trail Would Celebrate History Of Submarines In Groton, Region
• Pentagon Renews BRAC Request But Pushes It Back To 2019
• Connecticut's Federal Lawmakers Applaud Final Passage Of CG Authorization Act
• Coast Guard Academy Uses Disney's "The Finest Hours" As Example Of Leaders Of Character
• Groton Public Library To Present Connecticut Submarine Century Lecture
• State Grant To Advance Redevelopment At Connecticut Engine Plant
• Electric Boat Will Add More Than 300 Jobs In Connecticut This Year
• Coast Guard Museum Group Announces More Than $4 Million In Pledges
• Cyber Team Forms At The Coast Guard Academy
• DOD, Pratt & Whitney Reach 'Handshake' On F-35 Engine Deal
• Navy Personnel Chief Confident About Female Submariners
• EB Engineers, Designers, Purchasers Move Into Former Pfizer Building In Groton

 

2015

• State Proposes Energy, Security Projects For Sub Base
• Courtney Receives Award For Support Of Military Communities In Connecticut
• State, Navy Agree On Next Projects For Sub Base
• Navy Welcomes Local Investment In Bases
• Navy Celebrates Opening Of State-Funded Diver Support Facility
• New Dive Locker At Sub Base Boasts Rewarming Area, Bigger Space
• Water Taxi Vessels Arrive In New London
• New Manufacturing Facility To Support Ohio-Class Replacement Program In Quonset Point
• Ohio-Class Replacement Submarine Colors All Shipbuilding Efforts For U.S. Navy
• House Passes Revised Defense Policy Bill, Rejects New BRAC Round
• New Sub USS Massachusetts Critical To Growing Fleet
• CH-53K Helicopter Achieves First Flight
• Submariners On New 24-Hour Watch Schedule
• Navy Moving On New Nuclear Sub EB Hopes To Build
• Arctic Nations Group To Meet Next Week At U.S. Coast Guard Academy
• Connecticut's Submarine Century
• First Seven Submarines Arrived In Groton A Century Ago
• Navy, Local Officials Kick Off Sub Century
• F-35 Completes Carrier Tests Aboard The Ike
• First Lady Christens Navy Submarine Named After Illinois
• How To Prepare For Mars? NASA Consults Navy Sub Force
• General Dynamics: We Need Navy's Answers On SSBN(X) Subs Acquisition Plan
• Undersea Warfare Development Center
• State To Celebrate 100 Years Of Submarine Activity
• Berra Became A Heavy Hitter Playing For Sub Base In 1945
• New Undersea Warfighting Development Center Gets Started In Groton
• Retired Navy Admiral Tells Coast Guard Academy Cadets To Look South
• Three Towns Consider Their Compatibility With The Stones Ranch Military Reservation
• CGA Tops Several Best Colleges Lists
• Senator Murphy Joins With Marina Owners In Supporting Dredging Plan
• Surplus Navy Vessel Being Sought For Water Taxi
• More Enlisted Women Sought For Sub Duty By 2016
• UConn Expands Tuition Benefits For Veterans
• Always Prepared, Always Appreciated
• Navy To Salute Coast Guard For 225th Birthday
• Marines File Paperwork For F-35 IOC: Sign-Off 'Soon'
• National Guard Officer Candidates 'Stay Focused And Keep Driving On'
• Navy Deploys First Underwater Drone From USS Dakota
• Exclusive: Lockheed To Buy United Tech's Sikorsky For Over $8 Billion
• Connecticut Military Affairs Office Keeps Sights On Sub Base
• Courtney Has Proven To Be Fierce Advocate For Submarine Fleet, Connecticut Sub Base
• State Military Affairs Director Appointed To Defense Communities Board
• Rickover's NR-1 Returns Home
• Navy Celebrates Once-Secret Sub Now On Display in Museum
• Groton Heights Chosen As Preferred Site For USS Groton Sail
• Groton Sub Base To Be Home To New Undersea Warfighting Development Center
• Rendon Takes The Helm From Stosz At Coast Guard Academy
• Sikorsky S-97 Raider Achieves First Flight
• Next BRAC Should Be Smooth Sailing, Sub Commander Says
• Connecticut's Defense Industry Well-Supported In Proposed Federal Appropriations
• Coast Guard Museum Association Launches National Fundraising Drive In D.C.
• Planning Underway For Connecticut's Coast Guard Summer In New London
• Coast Guard Museum Association To Launch First National Fundraising Campaign
• Navy Studies Building 3 Virginia-Class Attack Submarines Per Year
• Bow Wave Of Subs Rolling Through Yards
• EB Planning Today For Tomorrow's Growth In Connecticut, Rhode Island
• Obama Nominates Academy Superintendent Stosz To Coast Guard Deputy Commandant
• Rhode Island Builds American Seapower
• Mabus: Protecting Shipbuilding 'Til The Last Dog Dies'
• Congressmen Rally Behind Ohio-Class Submarine Replacement
• Lockheed F-35 Heads For The Ski Jump In Next Round Of Tests
• Sub Base Opens New Greener Fuel Pump
• Obama Budget Includes Money For Virginia-class Subs, Ohio Replacement Program
• Congress Will Come Around On BRAC, Pentagon Official Says
• States' Support For The Military Increasingly Includes Paying For On-Base Construction
• Eagle To Be Featured On Stamp Honoring The Coast Guard
• Coast Guard Takes Note Of New London Nod In Obama Speech
• Electric Boat Expects To Hire 600 Locally
• Electric Boat Faces Challenge Of Replenishing Skilled, But Senior, Work Force
• Navy Turns To More Private Contractors For Submarine Maintenance
• Defense Officials Signal Intention To Request New BRAC Round
• Pentagon Mulls How To Fund Submarines And 300-Ship Fleet

 

2014

• No Draft Required: States Increasingly Volunteer To Support Military Installations, ADC Report Reveals
• Courtney: Ohio-class Submarine Replacement Program Going As Planned
• Sale Of Union Station Is Near On Behalf Of Coast Guard Museum Group
• New London Plans To (Heart) Coast Guard Even More During Celebration Next Summer
• Pentagon Will Request a New BRAC Round in FY'16 Budget, Hagel Indicates
• Navy Flying: No More Tricky Landings?
• UConn Honors Veterans
• Library Goes 'Full Speed' Ahead on EB History Project
• Pratt, Pentagon Agree on 8th F-35 Engine Lot
• The USS North Dakota, A $2.6-Billion Attack Submarine, Is Commissioned
• Virginia Subs to Get Berthing Changes for Female Crew
• Run Silent, Run Scared: 'A Crucial Year' For Navy's New Nuke Sub
• Exclusive: Lockheed, Pentagon reach $4 billion deal for more F-35 jets
• East Lyme to make study of Stones Ranch Military Reservation
• Groton seeks submarine artifacts of decommissioned USS Groton
• Blumenthal, Courtney Tout Program For Trident Sub Successor
• Navy Secretary Predicts More Submarines In Visit To Electric Boat
• Long Before Nuclear Power, There Was Turtle Power
• With Ohio Replacement Coming, Time To Ramp Up Supplier Base
• Top Officer At Sub Base Retires, Submarine Group Two Disestablished
• Sub Base Putting Energy Into Conservation Efforts, Hosting Industry Leaders
• State's First Aerospace Summit Coming to Groton in September
• Connecticut Commissioner Impressed by Sub Base's Outreach to STEM Teachers
• Industry Day At Groton Sub Base to Explore Alternative Energy Projects
• DEEP Commissioner Checks Out Sub Base's State-Funded Boiler Upgrade
• Defense Will Likely Spend Less In State
• Electricity 'Microgrid' At Sub Base Could Save Money, Provide Backup
• Courtney Hosts Summit to Strengthen Connecticut Submarine Supply Chain
• Conn. Maritime Firms To Seek Submarine Business
• First Lady Helps Lay Keel For New Submarine
• Coast Guard Gets Modeling And Simulation Center
• The Big Picture: Exploring The Deep Blue In A Wearable Submarine
• Attack Subs Swap Inactivation Dates
• Northrop Grumman Selected To Provide Turbine Generator Units For US Navy's Ohio Replacement Submarine Program
• Senate Bill Would Create Separate Fund For New Trident Submarine
• Climate Change Deemed Growing Security Threat By Military Researchers
• State Senate Approves Point Stratford
• Democratic Lawmaker Calls For New BRAC; Local Delegation Slams Plan
• Five Reasons Virginia-Class Subs Are The Face Of Future Warfare
• Submarines: Cheaper By The Dozen
• Ten Subs For The Price Of Nine And A Push For Separate Budget Ohio-Class Replacement
• King Stallion: Newest Marine Helo Gets A Royal Rollout
• House Committee Looks To Create Separate Fund For Ohio Replacement
• NUWC Lab Will Launch Ideas For Uses Of Big Payload Tube On Future Submarines
• Electric Boat Prepares To Fill 450 New Positions At Quonset For 10 Virginia-Class Attack Submarines
• Coast Guard Museum Project Digs In
• EB Signs Deal With Navy For 10 Virginia-class Submarines
• BRAC Criteria Need To Account For Intellectual Resources, House Panel Says
• U.S. Navy Looks To Leverage Submarine Work To Keep Costs Down
• Parallel Parking In The Arctic Circle
• Shipyard Formally Decommissioning USS Miami
• U.S. Set To Approve International Debut Of F-35 Fighter: Sources
• Navy Backs BRAC - Just Not For The Navy
• Coast Guard Museum Gets Downtown New London Land
• Coast Guard Museum: Launching The Future In New London
• Gov. Malloy: UTC Agreement Impacts Jobs Throughout The State
• Sub Base Links Into Microgrid Pilot Plan
• Coast Guard Museum Agreement Signed In Ceremony At Union Station
• New London To Begin Transfer Of Land To Coast Guard For Museum
• Fundraising Efforts Pick Up For National Coast Guard Museum
• Submarine Base 'Never Better' Despite A Tight Budget
• SOCOM Develops Dry Submersible Mini-Sub for SEALs
• Navy Set To Accept First Virginia-Class Block III Sub
• Navy, Electric Boat Test Tube-Launched Underwater Vehicle
• Connecticut To Study Impact Of Defense Cuts On Industry Supply Chain Through OEA Grant
• Navy, Electric Boat Finishing Designs For Ohio Replacement Program
• Eagle Back Home For Now, Will Soon Become A Rare Sight
• More Money For Helicopters, Submarines, Jet Engines Made In State
• Nautilus, World's First Nuclear Sub, A Star At 60
• Electric Boat Plans $100 Million Upgrade
• General Dynamics Receives $15 Million U.S. Navy Award For Common Missile Compartment Development
• R.I. Defense Industry Freshly Fueled With Submarine Money
• New London, Coast Guard Closing In On Museum Reality
• Future Of Army Plant In Focus

 

2013

• Every Connecticut National Guard Unit Home Since 2003
• House Military Budget Has Billions For Conn. Companies
• BRAC Prohibition In Compromise Measure Short, To The Point
• Museum Will Remain Coast Guard Commandant's Passion
• Navy Launches A Drone From A Submerged Submarine
• Conn. National Guard Sees Older Cargo Planes As Its Future
• Engine Plant Developers Consider Uses For Site
• NOAA To Have Home With Coast Guard In New London
• Navy Awards EB $17 Million For Support Services At Sub Base
• USS Dallas, Movie Star Submarine, Comes Home For Last Time
• Coast Guard Museum Proponent Wins Leadership Award
• Sikorsky Delivers 2nd Of Two VIP S-92 Helicopters For Service To The Turkish Prime Ministry
• Arnold Palmer Has Blessed New London Coast Guard Museum Plan
• EB Wins Funds To Continue With Missile Compartment For Next Submarine Class
• Without Submarine Escort Duty, Local Coast Guard Downsized
• Veterans Are More Valuable Employees, Research Indicates
• Garrisoning Is Major Cause Behind Civil-Military Divide, Think Tank Authors Say
• Schwartz Pledges To Be A Force To Improve VA System
• North Dakota Makes Its Debut
• Pentagon Sees 'Sufficient' Progress To Boost Fiscal Year 2015 F-35 Output
• General Dynamics To Christen The U.S. Navy's Most Advanced Submarine, North Dakota, On Saturday
• Coast Guard Museum Divides New London City Council Candidates
• Submarine Force Leaders: Expect A Flight Each Year
• Three-Star: Enlisted Women To Join Silent Service in 2016
• Pratt & Whitney, Pentagon Reach $1.1B Deal On F-35 Engines
• How The U.S. Can Maintain The Undersea Advantage
• Keeping The Virginia-Class Attack Sub On Track Should Be A Top Congressional Priority
• Groton-based Attack Submarines To Be First With Female Officers
• Federal Contractors' Pain Won't Vanish After Shutdown End
• Furloughs Impacting Sub Work at Electric Boat
• Lawmakers, Analysts Describe Fragility of Shipbuilding Industrial Base
• Navy to Brief Industry in October on Project to Build Large Long-Endurance Unmanned Submarine
• Coast Guard Retiree Recalls Long-Ago Night of Lifesaving Heroism
• At Electric Boat, A Shock But Not a Trend
• U.S. Navy Squadron Finally Takes To The Air In An F-35
• Navy: USS Miami Inactivation Won't Hurt Shipyards
• Navy Studying Feasibility Of Wind Power At Groton Sub Base
• Pentagon Downplays Prospects Of Cancelling F-35, Bomber
• 55 Years Ago: Connecticut's Submarine Nautilus Crosses The North Pole
• Sub Base Receives State Grant For Power Generators
• USS Springfield Returns From Six-Month Deployment
• Subs To Lose Coast Guard Escorts As Duty Shifts To Navy
• Continued Sequestration Would Exacerbate Cuts At Installation Level, Hagel Warns
• Sub Base Reserves Parking For Gold Star Families
• Coast Guard Builds Ties With Most International Students Ever In One Class
• Coast Guard Sector Long Island Sound Changes Commanders
• Authorization Bill Reveals Text Of Amendment Blocking BRAC
• Bill Would Establish $177M Fund For Capital Projects At Massachusetts Military Bases
• Planners For Coast Guard Museum Raise $100,000
• Panel To Monitor Military's Use Of Community-Installation Support Agreements
• Navy Stands Apart On BRAC, Shared Services
• Two Submarines On Deck At Electric Boat
• Cruz Explains Amendment Blocking BRAC
• Coast Guard May Stop Escorting Submarines On The Thames
• Electric Boat Honored For Commitment To Healthy Work Environment
• USS Hartford To Receive 2012 Arleigh Burke Fleet Trophy Award
• Exuberant Welcome Home For National Guard Unit Returning From Afghanistan
• Naming Of Downtown Site Triggers Wave Of Coast Guard Museum Activity
• EB Gets Contract To Help Lighten Spanish Sub
• Capt. Denno Steps Down In Naval Submarine Base Change of Command
• Sikorsky Gets $435M Contract For Next Step Of Heavy-Lift Marine Helicopter
• Base Commander Made Community His Business
• Groton Sub Base Sends Notices To 750 For Furloughs Starting July 8
• Pratt & Whitney Finalizes $1 Billion F-35 Jet Engine Deal
• BRAC Rejection Will Help Ease Readiness Issues, Wittman Suggests
• Proud Home Of Coast Guard Academy
• Delaying U.S. Base Closing Sensible
• Lower Ohio-Class Replacement Cost Tied To VA-Class Multiyear Deal: Could Achieve 8 To 15 Percent Savings
• SUBASE, State, And Town Officials Launch Crystal Lake Road Improvement Project With 'Eyesore' Demolition
• U.S. Coast Guard To Host Annual Open House In New Haven May 11, 2013
• Connecticut National Guard Families Welcome Home 100 Soldiers
• Coast Guard Museum
• Plans For National Coast Guard Museum Unveiled
• Malloy Urges National Coast Guard Museum Project Along
• Navy, Marine Corps Witnesses Stick To Characterization Of BRAC Need
• Admiral: Many Unaware Sub Service Keeps Enemies From Our Shores
• Connecticut Delegation Says Base Closing Plan Has No Chance
• New Base Closure Round Would Fit Mold Of Earlier BRACs, Comptroller Says
• Sequestration Poses Minimal Threat To Ohio-class Replacement Subs
• Navy To Seek More Money For Subs, Aircraft Carriers
• CNO Voices Commitment To F-35 Despite Tailhook Issues
• Budget Crunch Dictates New BRAC Round, Analyst Says
• Region's Economy Stands To Reap Benefits
• State Pledges $20 Million For New Coast Guard Museum In New London
• Courtney: House Vote Preserves Two Subs Plan
• Iraq And Connecticut's Defense Industry
• Coast Guard Takes Stock As Museum Announcement Nears
• Finizio: Coast Guard Museum One Step Closer To City
• Congress Takes Pre-Emptive Strike Against BRAC
• State Could Lose Over $900M In Defense Funds Without Sequestion Deal
• Coast Guard Barque Eagle's Future May Include Extensive Repairs In Baltimore
• More Base Closing? Wittman: Don't Even Think About It
• EB, Submarine-parts Makers Take Their Case For Funding To Capitol Hill
• Pentagon Plans To Ask For Base Closures
• Locally Sequestration Would Cancel Contracts, Jeopardize Facilities
• USS Pittsburg Leaves High-tech Drydock
• Napolitano: Looming Budget Cuts Imperil Coast Guard Operations
• The Changing Of The Yard At Electric Boat
• Navy Puts Ship Maintenance, Base Repair Work On Hold
• Women To Serve On Virginia-class Subs, Navy Announces
• Funeral Held For Markowicz, Leader Of Effort To Save Sub Base
• Submarine Builder Forecasts Hirings, Stability
• Coast Guard's New Warning Device Designed To Get Attention
• Defense Worries A Microcosm Of CT Economy

 

2012

• Preparing Troops For The Jobs Wars
• Sub With New Design Nears Completion In Groton
• Navy Opens State-Funded Simulator Facility At Connecticut Sub Base
• Congress Supports Building Two Submarines Per Year
• Navy Pins First Nuclear-Qualified Female Submariners
• DOD Announces Plans To Brief Industry On New Presidential Helicopter Program
• Navy's Mysterious Magnetic Silencing Getting Overhaul
• New Era Of Sub Training Ahead With Opening Of Groton Facility
• Sikorsky Teaming With Lockheed In Attempt To Win Marine One Replacement Contract
• Fiscal Cliff Negotiations Injecting Uncertainty Into State's Defense Industry
• Gov. Malloy Signs Legislation To Protect Veterans' Charitable Organizations
• Gov. Malloy, Lt. Gov. Wyman Launch Veterans.CT.Gov To Better Direct Military Veterans To State Services & Benefits
• Ledyard Land Purchase May Help Sub Base Avoid Future BRACs
• Navy Plans To Award Ohio Replacement R&D Contract In December
• CT Defense Industry Jobs Hang In Limbo As Deep Budget Cuts Loom
• Navy Leaders Say Replacing Ohio-class Submarines Is Critical
• Fewer Submarines To Call Groton Home
• Vets Honored In Avery Point Ceremony Glad Sacrifices In Wartime 'Weren't Forgotten'
• Momentum Builds For Waterfront Site For Coast Guard Museum
• Navy, Regulators Agree On Sub Base Clean-up Plan
• ROTC Welcomed Back At Yale
• U.S. Coast Guard Academy In Top Rank Again
• Budget Ax Hangs Over New England's Pentagon Pie
• Sub Base, Yale Renew Ties With Return Of ROTC
• Admiral Says USS Miami Will Be Repaired; Hints At Timing For Women Submariners At Base
• CNO Returns To The Submarine Capital Of The World, Discusses Future Of The U.S. Navy
• A Historic Return For U.S. Marines To Colt Sidearms
• New Sub Gives Electric Boat A Mission For The Future
• At-Sea Rescue Off Sub Latest Test For Versatile V-22
• New Report Suggests Navy Should Build Three Submarines Annually
• Submarine Talicone Redesigned To Be Lighter
• U.S. Navy Awards General Dynamics $16 Million For Nuclear Submarine Services
• Underwater Satellites And Autonomous Robots Help The Hunt for Enemy Submarines
• Officials: Submarine Base Safe In 2013, But BRAC Looms On Not-So-Distant Horizon
• Electric Boat Growing In Connecticut
• Panetta Throws In The Towel On 2013 Base Closures
• Groton Sub Base Food Commissary To Be Built Under $14.5M Contract
• NL On Board To Be A 'Coast Guard City'
• USS Carter Hall Brings Crew Member Home To NL
• Top U.S. Lawmaker Tours Rhode Island Submarine Facility
• Eagle Marks Fourth of July In Boston
• USS Virginia Returns To Groton
• U.S. Submarine Fire Review Board Set Up
• Sikorsky Honored For Energy Efficiency
• Fair Wind, Following Seas For OpSail 2012
• National Guard Soldiers Get Heroes' Send-off
• Michelle Obama Sponsors Submarine
• Coast Guard Stands Tall To Serve The US
• BRAC Fight May Not Be Over, DoD Official Says
• Geothermal Helps US Navy Sub Base Grab LEED
• Navy's Most Senior Officer Says He Supports Two Boats Per Year
• Buying Land Around Sub Base A Good Investment
• State To Help Groton, Ledyard Buy Sub Base Buffer
• Navy Official Warns Of Funding Shortfall During SSBN(X) Construction
• US Navy Awards $78M Submarine Procurement Contract
• Governor, Navy Celebrate Partnership At Pier Dedication
• Governor Ready To Spend More At Submarine Base
• Coast Guardsman Asks For Change Of Venue, Re-enlists Aboard Submarine
• Delaying Sub Could Be Costly, Experts Say
• Funding Sought For Possible BRAC Fight
• Congress Fights Back Against Costly Delay To Virginia Submarine Program
• Local Effort To Guard Against Closing Of Submarine Base Will Remain In High Gear
• Congressional Opposition To Another BRAC Grows
• Shipbuilding Industry Fears Cuts To Submarine Programs
• At Submarine Shipyard, Lots Of 'Excess Capacity'
• Congresswoman Wants Va.-Class Funding Restored
• Admiral Signals Navy Desire To Sustain Attack Submarine Production Level
• Officials Brace For Possible Fight Over Submarine Base Closing
• Connecticut Air National Guard Unit Back Home
• Leaders To Discuss Possible Sub Base Cuts
• Obama Defense Budget Would Spare New England Weapons Manufacturing
• Pentagon Seeks More Base Closures
• Mortgage Relief For Service Members
• Hamilton Sundstrand Touts Line for Sub Air Systems
• Base-closing Proposal 'Dead on Arrival'
• BRAC Plan Called 'Dead On Arrival'
• EB Is Busy Making Pfizer Site Its Own
• EB Plans Hundreds Of New Hires
• Analysts: Manufacturers of F-35, Ships, Subs Should Win Under Obama Plan
• Chemical Cleanup At Sub Base Nearly Done
• Pratt & Whitney Wins New JSF Contract Worth Up To $1.1 Billion
• When Cutting Defense, Consider Subs' Strategic Value
• Panetta To Offer Strategy For Cutting Military Budget

 

2011

• U.S. Coast Guard Academy Impact 2011
• Conn. Still Faces Fight Over National Guard Planes
• Eagle Commander To Take On Academy Role
• Pentagon Hails Japan's F-35 Order
• Secretary Expects Cuts In Marines And The Navy
• Military Service A Prelude To Life's Work Of Two Local Veterans
• General Dynamics Awarded $57 Million From U.S. Navy
• Subs Key Part Of Force Projection, Panetta Says
• Malloy Visits Troops In Afghanistan
• "It Was A Long Time Coming"
• Navy Commissions Virginia-Class Submarine USS California
• Local Guard Soldiers Are Back On Friendly Turf
• The Future Is Now!
• Members Of Submarine USS Hartford Crew Will Run Marathon After Training At Sea
• Lawmakers Concerned About State's Defense Jobs
• Trades Jobs At Electric Boat Likely To Remain Unstable for Four More Years
• Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan Drove Dramatic Gains At Sikorksy
• Defense Spending in State Shows Growth
• Electric Boat Obtains $33 Million in Contract Revisions
• Blumenthal Holds Manufacturing Forum
• Swab Summer has Happy Ending for 278 at Academy
• CSG Two Hosts Superintendent of the U.S. Coast Guard Aboard USS Toledo
• F-35C Completes First Jet Blast Deflector Testing
• Female Sub School Grads Say They Fit Right In
• Defense Spending Bill Generous Toward North Central Connecticut
• Secretary of the Navy, OpSail Announce Partnership Commemorating War of 1812, "Star Spangled Banner"
• Sub Base Cleanup Reaches Home Stretch
• Defense Spending Bill Good News For CT, Senators Say
• House Armed Services Committee Member: Groton Sub Base Likely To Stay Open
• Patience, Perseverance Paid Off
• New Help For Spouses' Job Search - Web Tool Will Be Part of Expanded Program Likely To Launch In June
• Now They Are Citizens Of The Nation They Serve
• Chamber Organizes a Departure Ceremony as Coast Guard's Eagle Leaves New London on its 75th Anniversary Voyage to Europe
• Norwalk Test Site for Navy's Drone Sensor
• Sikorsky Celebrates 300th Navy Seahawk
• Man's Rescue Highlights Mission
• EB: Submarines Can Be "Stretched" to Boost Firepower
• Jet Engine Business Booming for Pratt & Whitney
• President Obama to Speak at Coast Guard Academy
• Blumenthal Praises Subs' Role in Libya
• New Torpedo Magazine Contracted for Construction Aboard New London
• USS Providence Among U.S. Naval Forces Off Libya
• Navy Needs To Consider "Ownership" Costs, Yard Official Says
• Gov. Malloy: Red Cross Helping Families Connect with Loved Ones in Japan through the Internet
• Navy Test Pilot Completes First F-35C Flight
• New London-based Cutter Hasn't Gone South for Winter
• Military Support Warms the Heart
• Obama Continues To Oppose GE F-35 Engine With Immelt As Adviser
• Guard Detachment Headed to Balkans
• Casey: Outlook For Electric Boat Is "As Strong As I Can Remember"