We’re just a few weeks away from the deadline for reaching our Employee Incentive Goals for the first half of 2019. Once again, it will depend on a strong finish…
​EB President Jeff Geiger today announced the retirements of Ken Blomstedt, vice president of quality and radiological controls, and Terry Fedors, vice president for design and engineering. Blomstedt will retire…
​From left: Rick Davis, 1st place winner; Alonzo Combs, 1st place winner; Paul Basilica, 2nd place winner. Absent from photo is 3rd place winner, Jonathan Picard. On Monday, June 10,…
On Friday, June 14, Quonset Point employees drove their classic vehicles to work for the annual QP Classic car show. Between 20 and 30 employees parked their cars in the…
Back row, from left: Oluseye Awodele, BEC Director of Membership; Landon Haywood; Wilbur Glenn; Terry Fedors, VP Design and Engineering; Philip Killebrew; Worlorbah Supuwood; Del McKenzie, BEC President; Azeez Layeni,…
From left, Chad Babcock, EBAAA Scholarship Chair; Elicia Spearman, VP Human Resources and Administration; Kim Brandt; Michael Brandt; Ashley Brandt; Brian Lemay; Devyn Lemay; Pam Gonski, Outgoing EBAAA President; John…
The EBMA’s 2019 scholarship recipients, from left, Seth Pardi, Jessica Cooper, Emma Giurleo, Alexa Slack, Julia Chomowicz, Zack Skrabacz, Marissa Archer, Autumn Hannah, Julia Karlberg, Rebecca Arribas Cockley, Wesley Rea.…
EB President Jeff Geiger today announced the retirement of Maura Dunn, VP of Organization and Facility Development, who will retire June 14 following 14 years at General Dynamics companies. Dunn…
On May 4, the Electric Boat Employees’ Community Services Association (EBECSA) held their annual Day of Caring event at Coogan Farm in Mystic. Over 25 volunteers, including EB employees, friends and family members pitched in and gave back to the community through a day of hard work.
Volunteers removed rocks, weeds and trash, making room for a mini-meadow that will work to attract pollinators.
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As construction of the District of Columbia (SSBN 826) continues apace in EB’s South Yard Assembly Building, the sailors who will soon be at the controls are spending hours in a dynamic, high-tech simulator learning the intricacies of operating the 21,000-ton, first-in-class boomer. The Columbia Ship Control Operator Trainer (CSCOT) is a replica of the...Continue reading→
Fifty years after the USS Groton (SSN‑694) first launched, dozens gathered outside the Groton Public Library Oct. 9 to celebrate the groundbreaking of the USS Groton Sail Monument. The $6.6 million project—three decades in the making—will honor the men and women who design, build, operate and maintain the Navy’s submarines, as well as the families...Continue reading→
2026 American Heart Association Eastern Connecticut Heart Walk Recap Saturday, October 3, 2026 | UConn Avery Point The 2026 American Heart Association Eastern Connecticut Heart Walk at UConn Avery Point was nothing short of extraordinary. Under bright autumn skies, 26 incredible Electric Boat teams and 151 walkers came together with passion, purpose, and unstoppable energy...Continue reading→
Juno, the Mystic Aquarium’s convivial, photo-bombing Beluga whale, will continue swimming in cool comfort thanks to an unlikely chain of events that began 40 miles east in an Electric Boat industrial building at Quonset Point. That’s where EB’s Russ Tatro and Chris Logan were going over plans with a vendor, Carrier Corp., to replace Building...Continue reading→
A team from Groton and Quonset Point headed to New Hampshire-based Hypertherm Associates this week to get a closer look at a modern automated plasma gouging process designed to streamline hull fabrication. The visit was part of a broader effort across Electric Boat to bring more advanced, state‑of‑the‑art manufacturing tools into the shipyard. EB plans...Continue reading→
The Hartford Business Journal (HBJ) 40 Under Forty Awards recognize outstanding young professionals in the Greater Hartford area who are excelling in their industries through their leadership roles. They are driven by success, motivated by challenges and are role models for their peers. These individuals are part of an outstanding class of upcoming business leaders...Continue reading→
Electric Boat employees joined military and community leaders for the Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut’s annual Military Appreciation Breakfast on Sept. 30 at Ocean Beach Park’s Port ‘N’ Starboard. The event provided more than 120 complimentary seats to active-duty service members from the Navy, Coast Guard and Connecticut National Guard. General Dynamics Electric Boat...Continue reading→
We are just one week away from the 2026 AHA Eastern Connecticut Heart Walk on October 3, 2026, at UConn Avery Point and this is our moment to finish strong. We’ve built incredible momentum, and now we’re within striking distance of something big. Right now, Electric Boat is holding second place, behind Mohegan Sun by...Continue reading→
PCU Arizona’s (SSGN 803) Section 2B/5 was successfully delivered to Groton from Quonset Point. At 184 feet in length, this section – which includes the Virginia Payload Module (VPM) – is the largest Virginia-class shipment ever transported. Arizona, the first submarine to incorporate VPM, will be about 460 feet long upon final construction. Section 2B/5...Continue reading→
There are just 100 certified marine chemists in the U.S., and one, Electric Boat’s own Don Raffo (Dept. 341), was recently appointed by U.S. Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta to…
