YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - TRUMP: There's never been anything like this shipyard
President Donald Trump announces the launch of the largest shipyard at Sparrows Point in Baltimore, Maryland, and taxpayer ownership of 40% of the profits from it.
JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Watch Live: President Donald Trump delivers remarks in Baltimore, Maryland
The president is expected to announce during the event that the defense contractor will invest $3.7 billion into a new shipyard in Baltimore to manufacture parts for Virginia-class submarines.
REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Navy Awards Up to $2.9 Billion for New Baltimore Submarine Yard
The Baltimore, Maryland area is now reportedly slated to gain a bunch of new shipbuilding jobs, or more properly, as Navy types may put it, boatbuilding jobs. On Tuesday, the Navy announced plans to partner with shipbuilder Anduril in a $6.6 billion investment in a new yard to build components for the new Virginia-class nuclear fast-attack boats.
YOUTUBE (The Hill) - LIVE: Trump to unveil major investment in Baltimore submarine shipyard
President Trump will give remarks in Baltimore Tuesday to unveil a multibillion-dollar investment aimed at boosting U.S. submarine production. Defense technology company Anduril Industries plans to invest $3.7 billion in a new shipyard at Tradepoint Atlantic in Sparrows Point, while the Navy could spend up to another $2.9 billion purchasing production from the facility. The shipyard, dubbed Arsenal-2, will manufacture components and large-scale assemblies for the Pentagon’s Virginia-class attack submarines. The project is expected to create more than 3,000 permanent jobs. Trump will be joined by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao, along with others. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D), who championed the project,…
REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - USS Ted Stevens (DDG-128) Joins the Fleet in Alaska
America's armory now has a few more arrows in the quiver. It's official: on Friday, the United States Navy commissioned its newest combat vessel, the Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Ted Stevens (DDG 128). The commissioning, as befitting, took place in the tiny Alaska harbor town of Whittier.
What class of guided missile destroyer is the USS Ted Stevens (DDG 128)?
The USS Ted Stevens (DDG 128) is an Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer.
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In what location did the commissioning of the USS Ted Stevens (DDG 128) take place?
The commissioning took place in the small harbor town of Whittier, Alaska.
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What specific vessel was commissioned into the United States Navy fleet on Friday in the town of Whittier, Alaska?
The United States Navy commissioned the Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Ted Stevens (DDG 128).
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STRIPES (Gary Warner) - Navy advances attack submarine to readiness, skipping final sea trial | Stars and Stripes
The Virginia-class fast-attack submarine is ready for deployment without a final post-shakedown cruise.
STRIPES (Gary Warner) - Navy decommissions fast-attack submarine USS San Juan | Stars and Stripes
The Navy has been steadily retiring the Cold War-era Los Angeles-class submarines as newer Virginia-class submarines began to enter the service.
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STRIPES (Gary Warner) - Submarine USS Alexandria arrives in Bremerton for eventual decommissioning | Stars and Stripes
The Navy has been phasing out Los Angeles-class subs in favor of Virginia-class submarines, which are quieter and can operate in shallower waters.
STRIPES - Another Virginia-class submarine enters service with commissioning of USS Idaho | Stars and Stripes
USS Idaho is the 26th Virginia-class submarine to be delivered. Another submarine in the class, the USS Massachusetts, was commissioned just a month earlier.
STRIPES (Gary Warner) - Navy will deactivate long-idle nuclear submarine USS Boise | Stars and Stripes
Adm. Daryl Caudle said the time and money could be put to better use accelerating the building of Virginia-class and Columbia-class submarines.