What does NNS stand for?

Norfolk Naval Shipyard (Portsmouth, VA)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

This action will allow the continuous safe and expeditious travel of aircraft carriers to and from the Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY) and the Lamberts Point Deperming Station.

United States: DoD: Navy Announces Decision on Norfolk Harbor Channel ...

Navy and other military type vessels, including submarines in support of Norfolk Naval Shipyard.

Oceaneering International Inc., Chesapeake, VA; East Coast Repair and ...

Requests for copies of this supplement must be made to Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Code 223.

GSO available on Web

EMCS (SS) Brunberg and FTCS (SS) Lauber both coming from the USS Florida (SSGN 728) undergoing conversion at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, and ETC (SS) Mackey from the USS Louisiana (SSBN 743) gold crew.

Hail and farewell

The Florida commenced its conversion at Norfolk Naval Shipyard in August 2003 and will be followed by the Georgia in October 2004.

New breath for submarines: when looking at upgrading submarines, one ...

After a stint at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Buell served as executive officer in USS John King (DDG 3).

Thomas B. Buell: sailor and scholar

On December 7, 2000, tugboats helped the World War II battleship USS Wisconsin down the Elizabeth River from the Norfolk Naval Shipyard In Portsmouth, Virginia, to Norfolk.

A New Berth for the Wisconsin

One cruises the inner harbor and highlights the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, while the other takes you to the Norfolk Naval Base and Hampton Roads.

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