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Home›Green Marine›Workers want Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard to stay open
Green Marine

July 4, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Workers want Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard to stay open

Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard workers are in disbelief the yard may be added to a federal closure list. While the workers we met are disappointed the government is eying the shipyard for cutbacks, they hope to have the chance to be lifelong employees.

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Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard workers are in disbelief the yard may be added to a federal closure list. While the workers we met are disappointed the government is eying the shipyard for cutbacks, they hope to have the chance to be lifelong employees.

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