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USS Alabama Crewmate Program now accepting applications

USS Alabama Crewmate Program now accepting applications

The Clotilda: Inside the wreck of the last ship known to have brought enslaved Africans to America

The Clotilda: Inside the wreck of the last ship known to have brought enslaved Africans to America

Navy invests $3M to Alabama community colleges to increase submarine production workforce

Navy invests $3M to Alabama community colleges to increase submarine production workforce

U.S. Navy puts $30M in Alabama community colleges for submarine, shipbuilding training

U.S. Navy puts $30M in Alabama community colleges for submarine, shipbuilding training

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Shocking video shows the massive brawl that broke out on river dock

Shocking video shows the massive brawl that broke out on river dock

State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP)

State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP)

Proudly keeping the fleet mission-ready. Safely delivering quality ship repair solutions. #shiprepair #mobile From left to right: USNS Medgar Evers USNS Oscar V. Peterson Dredge Wheeler USNS Mercy USNS Big Horn | Alabama Shipyard

Proudly keeping the fleet mission-ready. Safely delivering quality ship repair solutions. #shiprepair #mobile From left to right: USNS Medgar Evers USNS Oscar V. Peterson Dredge Wheeler USNS Mercy USNS Big Horn | Alabama Shipyard

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The story of the last known slave ship

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USS Alabama crewmate program opens for 2023

It's official: The Clotilda--the last African slave ship to bring enslaved persons to America--has been found in Alabama. Read about the impact of this discovery here: http://s.al.com/ISPoGEc | al.com

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SS United States Set for Relocation to Become Artificial Reef

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Exclusive: 'Last American slave ship' discovered in Alabama

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Coastal Books : Coastal Alabama Community College

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Take a look at the timelapse video of the USNS Mercy going on dry dock last week at Alabama Shipyard.Every docking evolution requires thorough planning and coordination, with every step being just as important as the next.Using tugs, line handlers, divers, and careful maneuvering, the vessel is precisely positioned over the dock blocks. Once vessel alignment is confirmed, the dewatering process begins, slowly lifting the dry dock and vessel out of the water to enable access to the underwater hul

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The last known slave ship | 60 Minutes Archive

Alabama plays key role in Maritime Industrial Base; officials see greater growth ahead - Alabama News Center

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TEACH – Alabama Partnership for Children

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If you’d like to learn more about becoming a volunteer or the USS ALABAMA Battleship Foundation, click the links below: Volunteering https://www.ussalabama.com/get-involved/volunteer/ USS ALABAMA Battleship Foundation https://www.ussalabama.com/get-involved/foundation/ | USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park

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End of an era: The last Littoral Combat Ship built in Mobile has left for open waters

Last U.S. slave ship?

the full life crew: touring the uss alabama battleship memorial park

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In 1860, 52 years after the transport of slaves to America was outlawed, the last slave ship from Africa landed in Mobile, Ala. Then the ship was burned and disappeared forever… until now. AL.com reporter Ben Raines may have uncovered the remains of the vessel that trafficked the last 110 African souls to be enslaved in the U.S. The charred remains of the ship have laid sunken in Alabama mud for more than 150 years. Join us on this journey to uncover a missing piece of Alabama’s history. Read ou

169.3K viewsJan 23, 2018

Navy Commissions Littoral Combat Ship USS Mobile

Go inside the Alabama shipyard building a new class of Navy combat ships

The ship will be at the Modern American Recycling & Repair Services facility in Mobile for approximately six months and will be temporarily visible as part of downtown Mobile’s skyline. While the ship is in Mobile, it will be cleaned and prepared for eventual sinking off the Florida Gulf Coast from Destin-Fort Walton Beach. The ship will be turned into the world’s largest artificial reef. #alabama #ssunitedstates | al.com

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List of Alabama starting QBs for the last 10 years: Who's the best?

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Exploring Shipbuilding and Marine Construction in Alabama

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Mobile's many shipwrecks help tell the area's long history

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ACCS Pre-Apprenticeship Lineworker Program

Correctional and Post-Correctional Education

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