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Building the US Navy’s Future Mega Nuclear Submarines

Long-form19:01People & BlogsPublished Oct 3, 2026, 9:36 PM · 2w ago
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Description

On this feature on FRAME, take a front-row look inside the massive industrial facilities of Newport News Shipbuilding, operated by Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII). Discover the step-by-step manufacturing pipeline required to engineer the United States Navy's nuclear-powered fast-attack submarines. Do you have a great product to showcase? We can film at your facility! Simply send an email to [email protected] About FRAME: When business meets engineering, FRAME is your new source of information. From designing, Prototyping, building, or even destroying, our daily life is surrounded by processes of all kinds, each more interesting than the next. But have you ever wondered what's behind all of this? In our videos, you will find: -Explanation and infographics of how things are built, from the most simple pencil to the most complex digging machine. - Stories behind the world's most successful companies -Analysis of future trends in the world of industry, exclusive interviews with industrial specialists, and many more ! We publish four videos a week. Make sure to subscribe to the FRAME YouTube channel to catch us on our next episode. Check our FRAME website at https://theframe.one/ FRAME on Twitter https://twitter.com/FRAME_official
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