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Commission Reviews Shipbuilding Capacity at Newport News Shipbuilding

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HII welcomed members of the National Commission on the Future of the Navy to its Ingalls Shipbuilding division in Pascagoula, Mississippi. The commission is conducting a nationwide review to develop recommendations for strengthening American seapower. During the visit, members toured production and training areas, including the Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyer Jeremiah Denton (DDG 129). The tour highlighted major infrastructure investments designed to support increased throughput across the maritime industrial base.

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The commission is assessing the nation’s shipbuilding capacity and long-term production needs as part of a comprehensive study of naval strategy and resources. The visit provided a firsthand look at the significant industrial capacity and workforce capability that Newport News Shipbuilding provides for the United States Navy.

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Who's involved

  • Newport News ShipbuildingShipyard whose division was visited by the commission to showcase industrial capacity.
  • United States NavyThe maritime branch of the United States military that relies on the shipyard for naval assets.
  • General Dynamics Electric BoatA company formally partnered with Newport News Shipbuilding to construct Columbia-class submarines for the United States Navy.

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