Navy Invests $30M in Alabama's Maritime Training
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U.S. Navy invests $30 million in Alabamas community colleges for shipbuilding job training. Four schools receive funds, with Bishop State getting the largest share to launch the Gulf Coast Maritime Institute. This initiative will train pipe fitters, ship fitters, welders, and marine electricians, opening doors to multiple trades and enhancing maritime expertise. The Navys investment aligns with its plans to produce one Columbia-class submarine and two Virginia-class subs annually by 2028, creating high-paying jobs and solidifying Alabamas role in national defense.
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