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Home›Green Marine›U.S. Navy gets new sub and supply ship
Green Marine

June 22, 2006 · about 20 years ago

U.S. Navy gets new sub and supply ship

The U.S. fleet grew by two this week as the Navy took delivery of a supply ship and its first new submarine in a decade. The Virginia-class sub USS Texas was turned over to the Navy following completion of sea trials off the coast of Virginia. Texas is the second boat in the nuclear-powered Virginia

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The U.S. fleet grew by two this week as the Navy took delivery of a supply ship and its first new submarine in a decade. The Virginia-class sub USS Texas was turned over to the Navy following completion of sea trials off the coast of Virginia. Texas is the second boat in the nuclear-powered Virginia class and the first sub added to the fleet since the namesake USS Virginia in 1996. Formal commissioning will take place Sept. 9 in Galveston, Texas.

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