President Trump’s defense secretary visited on Monday the Bath shipyard that may help design and build the administration’s new ‘Golden Fleet’ of warships.
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Pete Hegseth will visit Bath Iron Works on Monday
Maine State Police confirmed that the agency is planning security for the defense secretary’s stop at the shipyard.
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The first Brunswick man killed in WWII served on a ship he helped build | Column
Arthur P. Barrett Jr. served on the USS De Haven, a destroyer he and his father helped build at Bath Iron Works.
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Bath Iron Works eager to build Trump’s ‘battleship’
The Bath shipyard’s president, Charles Krugh, touted its reputation and qualifications in a statement after the president announced a plan to create a ‘Golden Fleet.’
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Bath Iron Works begins construction of workforce housing
General Dynamics’ partnership with Portland-based Developers Collaborative will bring apartments geared toward Bath Iron Works employees.
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Signs of progress: Midcoast chamber brings you housing and bridge updates
Bath broke ground this week on an 84-unit housing project, and the replacement of the Frank J. Wood Bridge should open before the end of the year.
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How a BIW-built ship became a Navy legend
The USS O’Bannon’s fame began with battles against Japanese vessels in World War II.
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When the Bath-built Ranger defended America’s Cup
In the 1930s, while the world appeared to be coming apart at the seams, one sailing race saw the hopes of America pinned on a revolutionary new vessel and its defense of a legendary title. And this vessel was built at Bath Iron Works. By 1936, while fascist aggressions were growing in Europe and the […]
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Bath Iron Works christens latest destroyer named after Marine Corps commandant
U.S. Marines and the family of Gen. Louis H. Wilson Jr. shared stories of his service and home life at the ceremony.
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Bath City Council approves changes to Land Use Code
The amendments to the city’s Land Use Code pertain to the Industrial Shipyard zone at 700 Washington St.