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Home›Green Marine›Fleet changes may lower shipyard’s value
Green Marine

April 18, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Fleet changes may lower shipyard’s value

Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery is the more vulnerable of Maine’s two military bases, according to the consensus of defense experts. It’s the Navy’s lead maintenance shipyard for the Los Angeles class nuclear-powered submarine, a fast and nimble boat that forms the bulk of the Navy’s nuclear-po

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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery is the more vulnerable of Maine’s two military bases, according to the consensus of defense experts. It’s the Navy’s lead maintenance shipyard for the Los Angeles class nuclear-powered submarine, a fast and nimble boat that forms the bulk of the Navy’s nuclear-powered attack submarine fleet. The shipyard holds the record for overhauling these submarines under budget and ahead of schedule.

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