About 300 crew members began their lives today aboard an Ingalls built guided missile: the John Finn DDG 113. News 25 was at the shipyard today as the Navy sailors officially moved on to the ship. An exciting day for…
The first 100 tons of steel is cut for another U.S. Navy ship at the shipyard. Huntington Ingalls officially broke ground on a new destroyer for the Navy Wednesday at the shipyard in Pascagoula. The vessel is named after the…
The navy will pay Huntington Ingalls industries $1.46 billion to design and build an amphibious assault ship in Pascagoula. The contract adds another $1.19 billion to the $270 million already awarded to Ingalls for advance work. The future USS Fort…
Tonight the gulf regional planning commission will hold another public meeting hoping to hear from anyone living around the Naval Construction Battalion Center in Gulfport. The workshop is the commission' way of getting input from residents in the area as…
News 25's Toni Miles interviews Commander Ronald Jenkins about the Annual Volkslauf Mudrun Saturday September 10th starting at 7 am, register on Facebook by September 7th @SeabeevolkslaufMudrun
A new ship with the latest ocean navigating technology will be launching out of Pascagoula to help the U.S. Navy. A ceremony celebrating the partnership that made construction of the USNS Maury possible was held at the VT Halter Marine…
Less than 48 hours from now, the Navy’s newest littoral combat ship will come to life right here in Gulfport.
This weekend, the city of Gulfport will be rolling out the red carpet for the USS Jackson commissioning ceremony.
Today, Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Jonathan Greenert was escorted around the Ingalls Shipbuilding Shipyard by Congressman Steven Palazzo and Ingalls Shipbuilding President, Brian Cuccias.