ICYMI, Individual and team accomplishments from the 2023 calendar year were celebrated at NUWC Division Newport’s Annual Awards ceremony held on June 20. There were 183 award winners in 26 award categories. (U.S. Navy video by Shawn Procuniar) #WhatWeDoMatters #NUWCDivisionNewport #innovations #FleetSupport
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A lot of the old school AND new school guys working in our industry come from the U.S. Navy! Its hard, hot, dirty work. Its also very gratifying work. Most people do not realize that without boilers the world would stop working as it does today. Electricity?? Steam turbines make it. Boilers make the steam to make them work. Diesel and Gasoline? Created/refined in Petrochemical plants that are powered by steam boilers. Most things we all take for granted in this world have been touched by steam, and by extension boilers in some way shape or form. Even some "green" energies are created with boilers!
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Once upon a lifetime ago … They called us PIT SNIPES. Rulers of the bowels of the ships we steamed so proudly. What was true then and remains true to this day. SNIPES we were … SNIPES we will always be. Proud to have steamed some of the most complex propulsion plants our US Navy has in its fleet 🇺🇸.
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SBIR 24.1 instructions have benchmarks outlined and the commercialization strategy expected of companies has more teeth this year. We have been focused and enabling naval performers partnered with the Navy SBIR team to learn how to assess a market, size it, build strategies to enter commercial domains. #sbir #navy #startup
The latest in our series marking BMNT's 10th anniversary by celebrating our customers' success stories: When the US Navy needed a way to help SBIR awardees achieve commercial success, they turned to BMNT for help. The result was a new model for commercializing SBIR-funded tech. https://bit.ly/3Hiy05I Ellen M. Chang Roxanne Aragon Brian Miller Peter Newell Office of Naval Research Brian Shipley Robert Smith #customersuccess #missionacceleration
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🌟We’re excited to share an amazing update about La'Donte Buckhanan, the son of one of our valued team members - Anita! After being selected for a highly competitive 8-week Navy aviation academy right out of high school, La'Donte has taken to the skies in Virginia, flying F-18s for the Navy! ✈️🇺🇸 His journey is a testament to hard work and perseverance, and we are incredibly proud of his accomplishments. Well done, La'Donte! 🌟👏 Every act of kindness has a ripple effect—whether it's lending a hand, supporting a loved one, or simply making someone smile. We invite you to share your own stories of kindness and inspiration. Use #Heritage100Kindness to spread the positivity and make a difference in our community. #Heritage100Kindness #BankSmartBankwithHeart #CenturyofService #HeritageHighlights #NavyAviation
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An excellent report from GDEB.
General Dynamics Electric Boat President Kevin Graney wraps up the year aboard the PCU Iowa (SSN 797), sharing what the EB team accomplished in 2023. Thank you to the #gdelectricboat team for your continued dedication and commitment to our mission. Please take pride in all you do to provide the U.S. Navy with the world’s finest submarines in defense of our nation. We wish everyone a happy and safe holiday season, and look forward to another great year in 2024!
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Great concept presented by Navy LT Adam. This could extend the life and purpose of warships. Here are some suggestions: -Employing only newly commissioned advanced ships in forward deployed areas to counter high-end commpetitors. -Utilizing the aged LSDs to a more logistical role not involving transporting marine combat elements, maybe even pre-positioning. A primary asset for Himanitarian Assistance/Dissaster Relief. -Limit the older FLT I DGGs to NORTH/SOUTHCOM missions closer to the homeland (extends USCG caps and lims) and counter-drug operations. -Getting more return on investment with the Littoral Combat Ships by finding a viable purpose rather than scrapping or military sales. -Rerdirect maintaince and repair efforts that can be effective in getting the right asset to the place at a faster time with relevent fully operational systems.
Ships’ careers could be prolonged if the Navy centralized bases for specific ships. https://bit.ly/48HMZ4L
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Here's What The Navy's New CMV-22B Osprey Can Do
Here's What The Navy's New CMV-22B Osprey Can Do
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The USS Ronald Reagan, a Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, has returned to its former homeport at Naval Base Kitsap in Bremerton, Washington, after nearly nine years stationed in Japan. This move is part of a larger US Navy aircraft carrier shuffle, driven by the high demand for carriers around the world. The Ronald Reagan will undergo a six-month maintenance period at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard before potentially being deployed again. This return marks a significant event for the base and the local community, as it brings a large influx of personnel and activity. While it presents a challenge for housing due to the base's limited capacity, it also signifies the Navy's commitment to the Pacific Northwest. The Ronald Reagan's presence at Kitsap will contribute to the Navy's strategic presence in the Pacific region. It also highlights the ongoing need for aircraft carriers in maintaining global security and responding to evolving geopolitical situations. #USNavy #AircraftCarrier #USSRonaldReagan #NavalBaseKitsap #Bremerton #PacificFleet #MilitaryNews #Defense #NationalSecurity #Geopolitics #Deployment #Homeport
Navy’s aircraft carrier shuffle brings USS Ronald Reagan to Pacific Northwest
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