Textron Starts Making Ship-to-Shore Connectors

November 26, 2014
Textron began fabrication this month of the Navy’s first Ship-to-Shore Connector (SSC) at its New Orleans plant. The Navy approved Textron In October 2014 to start production following the SSC Production Readiness Review, during which the Navy evaluated the design maturity, availability of materials...

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