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• Navy Plans Relocation Of Magnetic Silencing Equipment In Thames

  Anticipating a conflict with the construction of a floating dry dock at Electric Boat’s facility in Groton, the Navy is planning to relocate an underwater cable and sensor array in the Thames River that is used to analyze and neutralize a ship’s magnetic field.

• Work Resumes on Submarine Base Fuel Cell after Contractors Not Paid

  Work has resumed on the fuel cell park at the Naval Submarine Base after being stalled for several months this summer.

• Connecticut National Guard Welcomes Home 150 Soldiers, Will Send Off Another 50

  As 50 Connecticut National Guardsmen prepare to deploy to Afghanistan, another 150 recently have returned from overseas assignments.

• Public Workshop in Groton to Address EB Housing, Transportation Needs

  Consultants are wrapping up a study on regional housing, transit and transportation needs related to the continuing influx of Electric Boat employees. They’re calling on the public for input

• Third Day of Eagle Activity in New London: Change of Command Ceremony

  What a great few days it's been for the crew of the U.S. Coast Guard barque Eagle and its port city.

• Joe Courtney: New Submarine Facility will Define Connecticut’s Economy

  On Friday, a ceremonial groundbreaking will represent the start of construction of a facility that will help define the economy of Connecticut and southern New England for decades to come.

• Electric Boat Preparing for Columbia-Class, But Supply Base Remains a Challenge

  General Dynamics Electric Boat broke ground on a Columbia-class submarine assembly facility at its Groton yard on Friday, kicking off one of the final facilities improvement projects the company needs ahead of a massive increase in submarine construction work in the coming decades.

• Coast Guard Academy Making Investments to Bolster Seamanship

• Electric Boat President says $22.2 billion Submarine Contract Provides Predictable Future for Company

  Electric Boat President Kevin Graney hailed the $22.2 billion contract — the largest shipbuilding contract in Navy history — inked Monday for providing predictability for the company's 17,000 employees and the "entire submarine enterprise."

• Navy's New Nuke Sub On Track; Early Problems Fixed

• DOD Releases List of Milcon Projects at Risk for Wall Funding

• Cheeseman Appointed to State Council on Education Opportunities for Military Children

• State of the Sub Base ‘Solid, Enduring,’ Outgoing Commanding Officer Says

• Whitescarver, ‘The Finisher,’ Turns Over Sub Base Command

• New Development Commissioner Visits Norwich, New London, Groton