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Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY) held a groundbreaking for the renovation of its historic Dry Dock 4 Jan. 23.

“If these walls could talk, they would tell a compelling story of vital service performed right here for the United States Navy in the past century,” said Shipyard Commander Captain Kai Torkelson. “Now, more than 100 years later after it opened, we are upgrading the dock, not only so it can support the needs of the current Navy, but the Navy in the 2050s and 2060s, on all classes of submarines, both present and future.”

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