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PEO Submarines provides the Navy with the design, construction, delivery, and conversion of submarines and advanced undersea and anti-submarine systems.

Goggins, USN, a post which he assumed in August PEO Submarines comprises seven major program offices: [11]. PEO USC provides the Navy with the design, development, build, maintenance and modernization of unmanned maritime systems, mine warfare systems and small surface combatants. Copyright The image is from Wikipedia Commons.

Wikipedia Page. Naval Sea Systems Command. Retrieved 1 November USNI News. Two Virginia submarines was a stretch from one. Lead ship Columbia has been a stretch. He noted the Navy and industrial base recently went through the fifth critical supplier review, which showed improvements. Even as Electric Boat and its subcontractors are struggling to get the Virginia program back on schedule, the next challenge is already lurking in the background: the next-generation attack submarine, or SSN X , that will follow.

Vice Adm. Perry added in his remarks that the design work, not just the research and development of SSN X sensors, networks and weapons, needs to begin now. Electric Boat is looking for innovative ways to keep engineers busy, including embedding engineers within Columbia production teams. In that case, the benefit is twofold: the engineers stay gainfully employed, and the shipbuilders building components and modules for the first time can ask questions of designers and do the new work right the first time.

Additionally, Electric Boat has been designing a new seabed warfare module for the Navy, akin to the Virginia Payload module that adds surface strike lethality to the submarine with a mid-body insert. Megan Eckstein is the naval warfare reporter at Defense News.

She has covered military news since , with a focus on U. Navy and Marine Corps operations, acquisition programs, and budgets. Megan is a University of Maryland alumna. By Megan Eckstein. Monday, Jan 3. The U. Navy is using a new painting process and dozens of other innovations aimed at reducing the maintenance needs for attack submarines, which are coming out of service faster than they can be replaced. About Megan Eckstein. More In Naval.

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