Norfolk Naval Shipyard Undocks USS Toledo (SSN 769) May 15, 2024
Norfolk Naval Shipyard undocked USS Toledo (SSN 769) May 15! The Los Angeles-class submarine is finishing an Engineered Overhaul with the boat reaching more than 95 percent complete on production work. Now pierside, the Toledo project and crew shift to end game jobs including moving the crew aboard, mast and periscope installation, and engine room testing.
Check out this timelapse of Toledo undocking from Dry Dock 2!
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Filmed and Edited by Dan Rusnak, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571)
Message from Capt. Mosman: PED Policy Change Goes Into Effect May 6, 2024
Team NNSY - you've been asking for a change and we've answered. Together with our sister shipyards and NAVSEA, we will officially allow PEDs into the CIA starting May 6, 2024. Check out this message from our Shipyard Commander, Capt. Jip Mosman, for more information regarding this change.
We've also released our PED FAQs on social media. Visit https://shorturl.at/dgosz today to learn more.
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Filmed and Edited by Dan Rusnak, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571)
Written by Kristi Britt, Public Affairs Specialist (Code 1160)
Focus Forward: Episode Two - The Welders of Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Welcome to Focus Forward - a glimpse into the amazing work being done at Norfolk Naval Shipyard by our teammates. In this episode, Shipyard Commander Capt. Jip Mosman stops by Code 926 to visit the welders of America's Shipyard. Join us on this journey through sparks and steel as we celebrate the dedication and excellence of Norfolk Naval Shipyard's welding team - from apprentices to master craftsmen - and learn about who they are, what they do, and how they do it.
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Filmed and Edited by Cole Fraser, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571)
Additional Filming and Graphics by Ryan Hill and Dan Rusnak, Videographers, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571)
Episode Written by Kristi Britt, Public Affairs Specialist (Code 1160)
Focus Forward Logo by Justin Debraux, Visual Information Specialist, Shipyard Visual Design Center (Code 1165)
Focus Forward: Episode One - Consumable Hubs
Welcome to Focus Forward - a glimpse into the amazing work being done at Norfolk Naval Shipyard by our teammates. In this episode, Shipyard Commander Capt. Jip Mosman stops by Shop 99, part of the Code 990 Temporary Services Department, to check out one of our consumable hubs that have been stood up across the waterfront.
Material and tools is one of the biggest components our folks need in order to serve our mission. As part of our Shipyard Performance Improvement Plan, improving our support to the workforce and ability to execute work, these consumable hubs create a one-stop shop close to the job sites for our employees to be able to gather what they need – when they need it.
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Filmed and Edited by Dan Rusnak, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571)
Additional Filming and Graphics by Ryan Hill, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571)
Episode Written by Kristi Britt, Public Affairs Specialist (Code 1160)
Focus Forward Logo by Justin Debraux, Visual Information Specialist, Shipyard Visual Design Center (Code 1165)
USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) Arrives at Norfolk Naval Shipyard - Timelapse
Check out this timelapse of USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) arriving at Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY) for its Planned Incremental Availability (PIA) Jan. 11. You can check out the full story on its arrival on DVIDS: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/461767/...
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Video by Ryan Hill, Videographer, Corporate Instructional Design Center (Code 1571)
Check out this timelapse of USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) returning to Naval Station Norfolk after its Planned Incremental Availability (PIA) at Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY).
Happy Holidays from America's Shipyard
From our shipyard family to yours, have a Happy Holiday and a Happy New Year!
Good Morning NNSY! It's Thursday, and it's time for some shipyard history!
2023 Apprentice Graduation
We're live at the 2023 Apprentice Graduation! Congratulations to our new journeymen!
Check out this message from NNSY Administrative Assistant (Code 240) Malorie Drouillard regarding her mother Melinda Matthews as part of our countdown to Women's Equality Day!
Check out this message from NNSY NPEPM (Code 2301) Jernai Ellis as part of our countdown to Women's Equality Day!
Check out this message from NNSY Machinist Apprentice (Shop 31) Anjelica "Anjel" Patterson as part of our countdown to Women's Equality Day!
Check out this message from NNSY Engineering Technician (Code 255) Nova Davis as part of our countdown to Women's Equality Day!
Check out this message from NNSY Administrative Assistant (Code 2370) Margaret Stroud as part of our countdown to Women's Equality Day! Mrs. Stroud recently retired following 60 years of federal service - congratulations!
Check out this message from NNSY Health Physicist (Code 105.6) Madison Leon for our countdown to Women's Equality Day!
It's #NNSYHistory Quiz Time! Here's the answer to yesterday's question!
On August 3, 1886, Congress authorized the building of the U.S. Navy’s first battleship that would be constructed at Norfolk Navy Yard, as NNSY was then known. What is the name of this famous battleship?
The answer is B. USS Texas! Thanks for participating and stay tuned for more #NNSYHistory posts coming soon!
It's #NNSYHistory Quiz Time! Stay tuned for the answer tomorrow!
On August 3, 1886, Congress authorized the building of the U.S. Navy’s first battleship that would be constructed at Norfolk Navy Yard, as NNSY was then known. What is the name of this famous battleship?
A. USS Maine
B. USS Texas
C. USS Iowa
D. USS Inaugural
Happy Monday, Team NNSY! Today is the last post in our Glimpse into the Life of Capt. Jip Mosman campaign. We hope you've enjoyed learning more about our new CO!
