Tag: arleigh_burke_class_destroyer

• Pentagon Certifies Bath Iron Works for Second Destroyer, Citing Shipyard Improvements

  12 Oct 2026 9:50 a.m. · Source: U.S. Department of War

  Department of War clears General Dynamics Bath Iron Works to build a second Arleigh Burke-class destroyer after a due diligence review, pending congressional funding, citing production and management gains.

  Politics and GovernmentBusinessMilitaryFederal GovernmentCongressEmployment and LaborTradeUSA Bath Iron WorksDepartment of WarArleigh Burke-class destroyerSteve FeinbergSusan CollinsU.S. NavyshipbuildingU.S. Department of War

• U.S. Navy to Christen Future USS William Charette, Honoring Korean War Hero

  31 Jul 2026 5:18 p.m. · Source: U.S. Department of War

  The U.S. Navy will christen the future USS William Charette (DDG 130), an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, on August 1, 2026. Named for Korean War hero William Richard Charette, the ship embodies self-sacrifice and will be a cornerstone of America's Golden…

  Politics and GovernmentBusinessConflictFederal GovernmentState GovernmentsMilitary USS William CharetteU.S. NavyArleigh Burke-class destroyerShip ChristeningWilliam Richard CharetteKorean WarMedal of HonorBath, MaineNaval WarfareU.S. Department of War

• U.S. Navy to Christen Future USS George M. Neal, Honoring Korean War Hero

  10 Jul 2026 4:57 p.m. · Source: U.S. Department of War

  The U.S. Navy will christen the future USS George M. Neal (DDG 131) on July 11 in Mississippi, honoring Korean War hero George M. Neal. This Arleigh Burke-class destroyer signifies a crucial step in building the nation's future fleet.

  Politics and GovernmentBusinessConflictFederal GovernmentMilitaryGeneral Politics U.S. NavyUSS George M. NealShip ChristeningArleigh Burke-class destroyerKorean WarPascagoula, MississippiHuntington Ingalls IndustriesU.S. Department of War

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