The spending proposal includes money for two Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, but that was already planned, the shipyard says.
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Nine arrested during protest at Bath Iron Works
The demonstrators were taken into custody after trying to enter a ship-christening ceremony, police say.
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Newest Bath Iron Works ship named after Korean War hero
The future USS Thomas Hudner is christened before its namesake and nearly 1,000 others at a blustery outdoor ceremony Saturday at the Bath shipyard.
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Report: Union at Bath Iron Works investigating allegations of missing funds
A spokesman for the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers confirms the probe of Local S6, WCSH-TV says.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to conduct dredging on lower Kennebec River
The work is designed to ensure the safe passage of Navy destroyers built at Bath Iron Works.
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LBJ’s daughters attend keel ceremony at Bath Iron Works
Lynda Bird Johnson Robb and Luci Baines Johnson inscribe their initials on a metal plate for the destroyer named for their father.
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New Bath Iron Works chief: Despite contract loss, shipyard’s in good shape
Dirk Lesko says BIW is conscious of the need to be affordable at a time when President Trump and Navy officials are talking about expanding the fleet.
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Former worker sues Bath Iron Works, alleges gender discrimination
Lana Smith of Bowdoinham says she was hired as a preservation technician but her supervisor refused to give her training because she’s a woman.
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Maine Voices: Military spending must be cost-effective and proportional to real threats
Obscenely irresponsible fiscal behavior in Defense Department spending needs to stop.
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BIW wins $126 million contract extension
The work for post-delivery modernization of Arleigh Burke destroyers is expected to last until next December.