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• Navy Can Only Meet Half Of Submarine Requirements In Pacific

• Murphy, Blumenthal Urge Navy To Speed Up Overhaul Of A Sidelined Submarine

• The U.S. Military Might Soon Have More Submarines And F-35s

• Plan For New Coast Guard Museum In Conn. Gains Momentum

• Congressional Delegation Lauds New Undersea Engineering Program

• Military Spending Measure With Billions For Conn. Wins Senate Approval

• Coast Guard Academy Aims to Cut Its Energy Use in Half

• State's Sub Suppliers Preparing For Construction Boom

• Spending Bill May Lead To Thousands Of New Defense Jobs

• Navy Adds Second Attack Sub to 2021 Plans; Considering 3 SSNs in Future Years

• Transportation Hub Envisioned for Outside Base

• In the News

• Electric Boat president predicts annual hiring of 5000 employees for years to come

  Electric Boat President Kevin M. Graney told state and national legislators Thursday in a morning briefing that the company expects to add about 5,000 positions this year to the local workforce in Connecticut and Rhode Island.

• CT gets billions under 2025 defense bill House approved What it means for jobs education

• 40M approved for next phase of New London Coast Guard museum project

  A recent funding approval will keep the planned National Coast Guard Museum on track for a 2026 opening on the city’s waterfront, project officials said on Thursday.