
VIDEO | USS Cole: A Ship. A Legacy. A Promise Kept.
As with every ship we build, Ingalls shipbuilders knew they were sending more than just steel out to sea when they delivered the USS Cole (DDG 67) to the Navy in 1996.

As with every ship we build, Ingalls shipbuilders knew they were sending more than just steel out to sea when they delivered the USS Cole (DDG 67) to the Navy in 1996.
Grab the art supplies! The holidays are around the corner, and we need help from the little artists in your life to spread some cheer!
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At Ingalls, thousands of pieces of equipment move through the shipyard every day, each critical to the complex ships we build. Despite being one of the smaller teams at Ingalls, Quality’s Preventative Maintenance (PM) Team has an incredibly large scope of work that leaves them touching equipment throughout the shipyard and warehouses.
Congratulations to our new journeymen for August 2025!
The last resource showcase of the year provided a space for shipbuilders to get connected with benefits and career growth opportunities. As a program of Culture Connectors, this event is a great way for shipbuilders to ask questions and receive information about resources available to them.
Ingalls Shipbuilding is joining the American Red Cross and Chevron for Sound the Alarm — a lifesaving effort to reduce home fire deaths, the most common disaster the Red Cross responds to in our region.
October 10 is World Mental Health Day, a reminder to prioritize your well-being. Taking time for your mental health helps you stay focused, resilient and ready to tackle the work that matters.
Learn Spanish to work safer and smarter on the job! A free beginner Spanish class is starting soon, covering words and phrases that can help shipbuilders in the yard.
Join Ingalls president Brian Blanchette for the upcoming Town Hall sessions, where we’ll look back on the milestones we’ve achieved this year and highlight the work that’s driving us forward., ensuring we are always doing what is right for the warfighter. Hear about the progress across our shipyard, the impact of your efforts, and what’s next on the horizon for our mission.
Whether you're in the yard or at a tailgate, stay Game Day ready with Ingalls-branded items in your favorite team’s colors!
At Ingalls, we build ships as though our sons and daughters may one day sail on it—because they may. For shipfitter apprentice Monica McCann, they do. With two of her children currently serving on ships built by Ingalls shipbuilders, the saying is more than just a reminder - it’s the soundtrack to her life.
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National Fire Prevention Week is a reminder that safety starts with each of us. At Ingalls, shipbuilders live that every day. Recently on LHA 8, one crew went the extra mile to do just that, making sure hot work could be done without the risk of fire.
Building ships is tough, so knowing what support is available to you as an Ingalls shipbuilder can make things a little easier. Learn about the many resources available to you as an Ingalls shipbuilder at the Shipbuilder Resource Showcase on October 2.
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The amphibious assault ship USS America (LHA 6) has returned to the United States after six years forward deployed to Sasebo, Japan.
Whether you grew up during the launch of MTV or the rise of social media, generational differences are only surface-level. The recent professional development series, “Generation Collaboration: Bridging the Gap at Work,” highlighted how shipbuilders are alike across age groups.
Over the past two weeks, shipbuilders came together to support animals in need—collecting nearly 250 pounds of kibble, more than 100 cans of wet food, plus towels, cleaning supplies, treats, and toys for the Jackson County Animal Shelter.
Ingalls Shipbuilding successfully completed builder’s sea trials for guided missile destroyer Ted Stevens (DDG 128), marking a major milestone in the construction of the second Flight III destroyer built at Ingalls. The trials were conducted over several days in the Gulf of America, and tested the ship’s engineering, navigation, and combat systems to ensure readiness for the future acceptance trials and eventual delivery to the U.S. Navy.
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Congratulations, Stephen Marshall, Manager, Employee Relations and EEO, & HR&A Chief of Staff, on being selected for the 2025-2026 Leadership Gulf Coast program!