Welcome to America's Shipyard, a series dedicated to highlighting the amazing employees getting the work done at Norfolk Naval Shipyard - ONE TEAM supporting ONE MISSION! In this fifth episode, Capt. Dianna Wolfson surprised the Cold Spray Team who performed essential valve body repairs for USS Pasadena (SSN 752) using innovative technology to help put the submarine one step closer to returning to the fleet. The efforts displayed by these individuals not only display amazing teamwork but also shows how dedicated they are to honoring our ONE MISSION. Bravo Zulu to all involved!
Congrats to the Cold Spray Team:
1. Sean Schuffert, C930 Computer Integrated Manufacturing Technician.
2. Sterling Slaughter, X31 Cold Spray Machinist
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