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475 pages of mistakes: How a rare nuclear US Navy missile submarine ran aground

In 2015, the Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine USS Georgia ran aground near Kings Bay, Georgia, during a routine pilot ...
Morning Overview on MSN

US Navy sends 12 of its largest subs to close a nuclear gap

The United States is racing to field a new generation of nuclear-armed submarines, betting that a fleet of 12 of its largest ...
Contando Estrelas

The interior and missile launch of the Ohio-class nuclear submarines

Conversion of the USS Ohio into a cruise missile submarine (SGN) began in November 2002. The work was completed in January ...
Navy Times on MSN

Submarine vets seek recognition, benefits for environmental exposure

A group representing the U.S. Navy’s “Silent Service” is pressing for new research on environmental hazards in submarines.
Interesting Engineering on MSN

US nuclear missile-carrying 10,200-ton submarine could dock in Australia soon

US submarines carrying nuclear weapons could dock at Australian ports without the knowledge of the Australian public or even ...
The National Interest

Here’s How the US Navy Builds a Virginia-Class Attack Submarine

Building a Virginia-class submarine begins with a detailed design and planning phase, often years before physical work on assembling the submarine begins. Such a program emphasizes integrated product ...
Forbes

The Nuclear Navy Proves We Can Transition To Net Zero Shipping

The United States Military is the most powerful fighting force the world has ever known. It has the ability to project power to anywhere in the world; there is no competitor. The United States Navy ...