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Early on April 6, 2020, Vermont (SSN 792) prepares to depart on INSURV sea trials.
The USS Seawolf (SSN 21) on Bravo sea trials in 1996.
In 1905, Theodore Roosevelt was the first U.S. President to dive below the surface in an EB submarine (Plunger)
A Virginia-class submarine section makes its way through EB's Quonset Point, RI shipyard.
Celebrating Columbia, the “last to slide” down the shipyard ways on Sept. 24, 1994. Columbia was also the last Los Angeles-class submarine built by Electric Boat.
The USS Seawolf (SSN 21) on Bravo sea trials in 1996.
Section 8/9 of Massachusetts (SSN 798) prepared to ship from Quonset Point to Groton.
Early on April 6, 2020, Vermont (SSN 792) prepares to depart on INSURV sea trials.
Celebrating Columbia, the “last to slide” down the shipyard ways on Sept. 24, 1994. Columbia was also the last Los Angeles-class submarine built by Electric Boat.
EB divers Chris Knablin (left) and Brent Garner break through the ice in Groton's Graving Dock 2.
The USS Seawolf (SSN 21) on Bravo sea trials in 1996.
In 1905, Theodore Roosevelt was the first U.S. President to dive below the surface in an EB submarine (Plunger)
Terry Stackley, ship sponsor of submarine Idaho (SSN 799), performing the bottle break that christened the ship on Saturday, March 16, 2024.
In 1905, Theodore Roosevelt was the first U.S. President to dive below the surface in an EB submarine (Plunger)
Star II and Star III midget submarines —research vessels built by EB.
EB's videographers and photographers fly alongside SSN 793 Oregon via helicopter to capture her sea trial.
Oregon (SSN 793) float off on June 25, 2020.
The first U.S. Navy crew of the Holland posing on board at Newport, Rhode Island, in 1901.
Early on April 6, 2020, Vermont (SSN 792) prepares to depart on INSURV sea trials.
Celebrating Columbia, the “last to slide” down the shipyard ways on Sept. 24, 1994. Columbia was also the last Los Angeles-class submarine built by Electric Boat.
Helena (SSN 725) sails at sunset.
Eight U.S. First Ladies have sponsored U.S. Navy nuclear submarines; Michelle Obama on October 10, 2015.
Electric Boat christened the Hyman G. Rickover (SSN 795), the 22nd submarine of the Virginia Class, on Saturday, July 31, 2021.
Vermont (SSN 792) during INSURV sea trials.
NR-1, the Navy's only nuclear-powered deep submergence research craft, starts her slide down the ways at the Groton yard on January 25, 1969.
Celebrating Columbia, the “last to slide” down the shipyard ways on Sept. 24, 1994. Columbia was also the last Los Angeles-class submarine built by Electric Boat.
Helena (SSN 725) sails at sunset.
Quonset Point’s automated frame and cylinder manufacturing facility was completed in 1979.
In 1943, EB began hiring women to perform construction work and welding tasks that had previously been performed exclusively by men.
EB's videographers and photographers fly alongside SSN 793 Oregon via helicopter to capture her sea trial.
Electric Boat christened the Hyman G. Rickover (SSN 795), the 22nd submarine of the Virginia Class, on Saturday, July 31, 2021.
Early on April 6, 2020, Vermont (SSN 792) prepares to depart on INSURV sea trials.
The first U.S. Navy crew of the Holland posing on board at Newport, Rhode Island, in 1901.
Mississippi (SSN 782) alpha sea trials.
Helena (SSN 725) sails at sunset.
Quonset Point’s automated frame and cylinder manufacturing facility was completed in 1979.
In 1905, Theodore Roosevelt was the first U.S. President to dive below the surface in an EB submarine (Plunger)
Star II and Star III midget submarines —research vessels built by EB.
A Virginia-class submarine section makes its way through EB's Quonset Point, RI shipyard.
Vermont (SSN 792) during INSURV sea trials.
NR-1, the Navy's only nuclear-powered deep submergence research craft, starts her slide down the ways at the Groton yard on January 25, 1969.
Celebrating Columbia, the “last to slide” down the shipyard ways on Sept. 24, 1994. Columbia was also the last Los Angeles-class submarine built by Electric Boat.
EB divers Chris Knablin (left) and Brent Garner break through the ice in Groton's Graving Dock 2.
Quonset Point’s automated frame and cylinder manufacturing facility was completed in 1979.
In 1943, EB began hiring women to perform construction work and welding tasks that had previously been performed exclusively by men.
Star II and Star III midget submarines —research vessels built by EB. Terry Stackley, ship sponsor of submarine Idaho (SSN 799), performing the bottle break that christened the ship on Saturday, March 16, 2024.
A Virginia-class submarine section makes its way through EB's Quonset Point, RI shipyard.
Electric Boat christened the Hyman G. Rickover (SSN 795), the 22nd submarine of the Virginia Class, on Saturday, July 31, 2021.
Vermont (SSN 792) during INSURV sea trials.
NR-1, the Navy's only nuclear-powered deep submergence research craft, starts her slide down the ways at the Groton yard on January 25, 1969.
Mississippi (SSN 782) alpha sea trials.
Electric Boat christened the Hyman G. Rickover (SSN 795), the 22nd submarine of the Virginia Class, on Saturday, July 31, 2021.
Helena (SSN 725) sails at sunset.
Quonset Point’s automated frame and cylinder manufacturing facility was completed in 1979.
In 1905, Theodore Roosevelt was the first U.S. President to dive below the surface in an EB submarine (Plunger)

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