John Holland, the inventor of the first U.S. Navy submarine, was born in County Clare, Ireland, February 24, 1842. On February 7, 1899, American businessman Isaac Rice incorporated the Electric…
This week, Electric Boat turns 120 years old. Throughout the week, the EB Communications team will post historical photos and articles that highlight some of EB's contributions to shipbuilding and…
With the resounding command "Man our ship and bring her to life!" from ship sponsor Deanie Dempsey, USS South Dakota became the newest and 17th Virginia-class fast-attack submarine in the…
Over the course of February, EB’s Black Engineering Council (BEC) will hold several events to celebrate Black History Month. Each year, the BEC holds events open to employees and the…
On January 16, 1982, near midnight, the “mini-sub,” a Navy Seal delivery vehicle (SDV), returned to its host submarine USS Grayback (LPSS-574). Though unheard of elsewhere in the Navy at…
Electric Boat President Jeff Geiger Monday told elected and appointed leaders from Southeastern Connecticut and Rhode Island that the company reached an employment level of over 17,000 employees in 2018,…
EB’s Year-End Town Hall was held at King’s Highway on December 17, 2018. Attendees and webcast viewers heard presentations from various members of the leadership team, including Jeff Geiger, Terry…
Photo by Newport News Shipbuilding On Friday, January 4, 2019, the U.S. Navy announced that it had assigned the post-shakedown maintenance availability (PSA) for the USS Delaware (SSN 791) to…
A group of EB employees were recently recognized by Jeff Geiger and the rest of the EB Leadership team for their quick response to a medical emergency in their work…
