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The future of American shipbuilding.

The future of American shipbuilding.

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Saronic has been awarded a production OT under the U.S. Navy's MUSV Marketplace for Marauder, our 180-foot dual-use autonomous ship — following a rigorous at-sea evaluation that tested the vessel’s capabilities. The trials included autonomously tracking and maneuvering around a

.@POTUS announces construction of the largest new shipyard in the United States since WWII at Sparrows Point in Maryland — with @anduriltech's $3.7B investment alongside the Navy's $2.9B contribution.

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🇺🇸EXCLUSIVE: American shipbuilding is coming back to Baltimore. @MacyGunnell is joining Trump as he heads to unveil Arsenal 2, a $6.6B shipyard on the old Bethlehem Steel site that once built the ships that helped win World War II. @anduriltech and the @USNavy are putting the

Anduril is investing $3.7B into Arsenal-2. The next great American Shipyard.

@Anduril Industries

Marine One flies over the Sparrows Point Shipyard in Baltimore ahead of today's announcement on expanding America's maritime industrial base

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Defense tech firm Anduril is investing $3.7B to build a 2-million-square-foot shipyard in Baltimore to speed up U.S. submarine production. The project will create 3,100 jobs, and the company will receive a $2.9 billion US Navy contract. A Trump admin official says the shipyard,

The LARGEST new shipyard in the United States. 🚢🇺🇸 "Less than two years ago, this national treasure was abandoned and it was totally forgotten. But it's not forgotten any longer." - President Donald J. Trump

@The White House

BREAKING: President Trump announces construction of the largest new shipyard in the United States since WWII at Sparrows Point in Maryland — with Anduril Industries $3.7B investment alongside the Navy's $2.9B contribution.

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