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• Plans for Coast Guard Museum Pedestrian Bridge Move Forward

• Navy Seeks to Rev Up to Building 3 Attack Submarines Per Year

• UConn Researchers Advance Submarine Power

• 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

• Public Asked to Weigh in on Latest Coast Guard Museum Designs

• State's Defense Industry Expected to Continue to Grow

• Sikorsky Receives $382 Million Contract for Eight MH-60R Seahawks

• Services Look outside Their Gates to Finance Energy Resilience Projects

• 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

• New Chief Development Officer for Coast Guard Museum to Lead Fundraising Effort

• General Dynamics to Pump Nearly $2 Billion into Its Shipyards

• Bill Would OK Use of Federal Money for Museum Prep Work

• Cross Hall Galley Trains Future Watch Captains

• Coast Guards Eagle moving to City Pier in New London

  The Coast Guard barque Eagle has secured priority docking at City Pier that will allow it to call New London’s waterfront home for at least 20 years.