Getting USS Connecticut, one of just three prized Seawolf class submarines, back to the fleet has been a top priority for the ...

The USS Connecticut, a Seawolf-class nuclear-powered attack submarine of the US Navy, is expected to return to service by the ...

The USS Connecticut will return to service in 2026, five years after hitting an underwater mountain near Japan.

As with other US Navy programs, maintenance on the USS Connecticut submarine is running far behind schedule. However, US Navy officials expect the submarine to be operational by 2026.

The USS Connecticut (SSN 21), a Seawolf class submarine that crashed last month, had recently changed maintenance schedules, pushing a comprehensive, year-long refit back to October 2022 at the ...

In the latest sign of serious, systemic decay within America’s national security enterprise, the U.S. Navy revealed that the USS Connecticut (SSN 22), one of America’s three multi-billion ...

The Connecticut and sister ship USS Seawolf are homeported in Bremerton until the Navy completes a $90 million pier at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor; then, after repairs, the two subs will be able to ...

The Connecticut is one of three Seawolf-class submarines in the US Navy fleet, each costing about $3 billion to build. The 9,300-ton, 353-foot sub, commissioned in 1998 and is crewed by 140 sailors.

The Seawolf-class attack submarine USS Connecticut (SSN 22) is underway in the Pacific Ocean Nov. 17, 2009. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Adam K. Thomas/Released) ...

The Seawolf-class fast-attack submarine USS Connecticut departs Puget Sound Naval Shipyard for sea trials, Dec 15, 2016, in Bremerton, Wa. Thiep Van Nguyen II/U.S. Navy, FILE ...

The submarine USS Connecticut struck an object while submerged on Oct. 2 in international waters, according to an announcement from the navy. The Navy did not provide specifics around what object ...

The USS Connecticut is 353 feet long, and typically carries a crew of about 15 officers and 100 enlisted sailors, according to Navy fact sheets.