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• With i911 System, Coast Guard Can Use Cell Phone GPS Data to Locate Mariners

  After three people went out on an inflatable raft recently in Long Island Sound and couldn’t paddle back to shore due to high winds and strong sea currents, the Coast Guard used GPS data from their cellphones to pinpoint their location — about 6 miles offshore — and bring them home safely.

• Report Pentagon Contract Spending Powers Connecticut to No 1

  Significant military spending has boosted Connecticut’s already muscle-bound defense industry, with increases in 2018 far ahead of the U.S. average, according to a study by the Pew Charitable Trusts.

• Geurts Shoring Up U.S. Navy’s Industrial Base

  James “Hondo” Geurts, top acquisition official for the US Navy and Marine Corps, is working to coordinate government and industry efforts to keep the nation’s industrial base healthy and functioning during the coronavirus pandemic.

• Submarines Usually An Ideal Place For Disease To Spread Manage To Keep COVID-19 At Bay

  It’s no secret that submarines with their confined quarters are ideal places for diseases to spread.

• Sikorsky Wins Pentagon Contract For Marine One Helicopter

• New Continuing Resolution Would Allow Ohio Replacement Program To Move Forward

• Navy Commits $5.4M To Pier Reconstruction Project At Groton Sub Base

• EB Seeking New Suppliers As Sub Workload Continues To Grow

• Regional Planning Group Seeks Consultant To Perform JLUS For Connecticut Sub Base

• Electric Boat Projects Expanded Workforce For New Submarine Programs

• Defense Business Is Booming In Connecticut

• Senate Committee To Vote On Bill That Would Include Funds For Coast Guard Museum

• Chamber of Commerce Members Participate In 5th Annual Military Affairs Day

• Pentagon Renews BRAC Request But Pushes It Back To 2019

• Submarine Production Poised To Outpace Other Pentagon Programs Through 2030