Sentence examples for nuclear shipyards from inspiring English sources

If approved by regulators and the Defense Department, a merger of General Dynamics and Newport News would combine the Navy's only two nuclear shipyards, leaving the company the only maker of submarines and aircraft carriers.

Our offer…provides a wonderful opportunity to save significant amounts of money for the U.S. Navy while retaining both nuclear shipyards," he said in a statement.

The UK's approach, argues Atherton, is "the equivalent of having the four new Trident nuclear subs built in different shipyards to different designs".

The barge was supposed to be equipped with nuclear fuel at the city's shipyard, Rosatom said, but city leaders thought better of fueling a first-of-its-kind nuclear reactor in the middle of a city of nearly 5.3 million people.

The shipyard workers were located the city of Severodvinsk (population 230 000), which was a closed city due to the construction of nuclear and naval vessels at the shipyard.

Jobs linked to the Trident nuclear missile project are concentrated at the BAE Systems shipyards at Barrow-in-Furness Barrow-in-Furness Barrow-in-FurnessipyaRolls Royceport near Plymouth, and the Atomin Weapons Establishment at AlDerbysthe inavalkshipyard

Once the site of the Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory — the U.S. military's leading locale for applied nuclear research from 1946 to 1969 — parts of the shipyard are still contaminated with radioactive residues and heavy metals.

Once experts have studied the wreck, the submarine will be moved to a nearby shipyard at Snezhnogorsk, where its nuclear fuel will be unloaded and the vessel cut up.

The only shipyard in the country that builds nuclear aircraft-carriers is in Newport News.

Four, and possibly five, nuclear-powered submarines will be built in British shipyards to take sixteen missiles each, together with new base facilities at Coulport and Faslane, in Scotland.

However, his most important task was converting the shipyard over to the construction of nuclear submarines.