The Navy has yet to publicly explain how or why the USS Connecticut, a Seawolf-class ... and propulsion system were not damaged. The collision caused a small number of moderate and minor injuries ...

executive officer and senior enlisted sailor for attack submarine USS Connecticut (SSN-22) have been fired following the results of an investigation into the Oct. 2 underwater collision in the ...

The U.S. officials told Martin on Thursday that the Connecticut had returned ... is known to have had a serious collision was in 2005, when the USS San Francisco hit an undersea mountain at ...

Eleven members of the submarine’s crew were injured in the Oct. 2 collision. FILE PHOTO ... for the Seawolf-class fast-attack submarine USS Connecticut on Aug. 8, 2019 at the U.S. Naval Undersea ...

The collision occurred on Oct. 2 ... said keeping the matter quiet for several days allowed the crew of the USS Connecticut time to travel back to Guam, where the attack submarine is expected ...

Some submariners call the USS Connecticut the luxury sports car of ... although 11 of its crew of suffered minor injuries in the collision. The Pentagon has not released details of the damage ...

the U.S. 7th Fleet said that the USS Connecticut, a Seawolf-class fast attack submarine commissioned more than two decades ago, was in a "safe and stable" condition after the Oct. 2 collision.

SAN DIEGO — The USS Connecticut submarine, damaged in a collision with an underwater mountain in the South China Sea in October, arrived in San Diego harbor Sunday morning. The Bremerton ...

US Navy Photo This post has been updated with additional details on the injuries to the crew of USS Connecticut and the location of the collision. Almost a dozen sailors have been injured after a ...

Since the USS Connecticut is often referred to as the “luxury sports car” of underwater vessels, the collision was particularly noteworthy. The $3 billion-dollar Seawolf-class submarine is ...

The Seawolf-class fast-attack submarine USS Connecticut (SSN 22 ... For example, have there been other unannounced collision in the South China Sea, and is there the potential for more in the ...

No further details about the circumstances of the collision or the extent of damage to the USS Connecticut were available, but China's Foreign Ministry expressed "serious concern" about what happened.