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• Senate Committee Passes Bill Including $5 Million For Coast Guard Museum

• Lawmakers Seek Assessment Of Contractors’ Ability To Build Two Virginia Subs A Year

• Electric Boat To Hire Thousands As Military Strategy Shifts Back To Subs

• Coast Guard Academy Uses Disney’s ‘The Finest Hours’ As Example Of Leaders Of Character

• Cyber Team Forms At The Coast Guard Academy

• Naval Submarine School Plays Role In USS Hartford’s Icy Breakthrough

• Not Enough Subs So Buy More: Rep. Forbes

• POLITICO Pro Q&A: Rep. Joe Courtney

• Special Guests Get A Taste Of Submarine Cuisine

• Navy To Request Ohio Replacement Program Milestone B Decision This Summer

• State Official: Sub Base In Good Position As Pentagon Pushes For BRAC

• Pentagon Chiefs Ask Congress For Another Round Of Base Closings

• State Veterans’ Affairs Committee Official Wants To Change Marriage License Law

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

  A new plan under development will recommend ways the Naval Submarine Base and surrounding communities can work together, in areas from transportation to housing, to support both the base's military mission and personnel and its neighboring communities.

• Lawmakers From Both Parties Push Navy To Award Mega Submarine Contracts

  Republicans and Democrats in Congress are pushing the Navy to award contracts for at least 15 submarines after months of delays, arguing that waiting any longer could harm the bespoke manufacturing base that the Navy relies on.