Navy readies new tools, training after Connecticut submarine collision
By Megan Eckstein
Nov 2, 03:17 PM
ARLINGTON, Va. — The U.S. Navy submarine force is nearly done implementing reforms following an October 2021 undersea collision of attack submarine Connecticut, according to the commander of submarine forces.
Vice Adm. William Houston said 27 of 28 major actions recommended in the command investigation have been completed, with the last one set for completion in the spring.
These major actions include new procedures, additional training, and new technology to help submarines navigate.
Connecticut was damaged when it struck an undersea mountain in the South China Sea, which features shallow waters and rugged terrain.
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