A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A port bow view of the nuclear-powered guided missile cruiser USS VIRG...
The original finding aid described this photograph as: Country: Mediterranean Sea (MED) Scene Camera Operator: F.R. Volpe Release Status: Released to Public Combined Military Service Digital Photographic Files
160322-N-ZZ999-005 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22,
160322-N-ZZ999-005 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22, 2016) The Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) arrives at Her Majesty's Naval Base, Clyde for a scheduled port visit March 22, 2016. Virgi... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) Rick
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) Rick West visits the crew of the USS Virginia during his visit to Naval Submarine Base New London. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Jenn... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
Swim call, US Navy Photogrpah
U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen and sailors assigned to the Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia participate in a swim call in the Atlantic Ocean. The midshipmen are aboard Virginia for a first-hand exper... More
160322-N-ZZ999-003 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22,
160322-N-ZZ999-003 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22, 2016) The Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774), right, arrives at Her Majesty's Naval Base, Clyde for a scheduled port visit March 22, 201... More
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13), and a de-milled
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13), and a de-milled Mark VI mine (top portion) were some of the larger artifacts that were removed from the gallery of the Hampton Roads Naval Museum by staff members. These ... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
160922-N-SB201-071 GROTON, Conn. (Sept. 22, 2016) Jamie
160922-N-SB201-071 GROTON, Conn. (Sept. 22, 2016) Jamie McMurray, driver of the McDonald’s number 1 car for Chip Ganassi Racing, answers questions from USS Virginia (SSN-774) crewmembers in the crew’s mess duri... More
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13), and a de-milled
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13), and a de-milled Mark VI mine (top portion) were some of the larger artifacts that were removed from the gallery of the Hampton Roads Naval Museum by staff members. These ... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
180222-N-LW591-038 GROTON, Conn. (Feb. 22, 2018)
180222-N-LW591-038 GROTON, Conn. (Feb. 22, 2018) Seven-year-old Gavin Hurst runs to greet his father, Electronics Technician Nuclear 2nd Petty Officer Daniel Hurst, with the traditional first hug during a homec... More
160322-N-ZZ999-009 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22,
160322-N-ZZ999-009 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22, 2016) The Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) arrives at Her Majesty's Naval Base, Clyde for a scheduled port visit March 22, 2016. Virgi... More
The colors are presented while the national anthem
The colors are presented while the national anthem plays during the Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) change of command ceremony held at the Submarine Force Library and Museum where Cmdr. T... More
160322-N-ZZ999-001 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22,
160322-N-ZZ999-001 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22, 2016) The Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774), right, arrives at Her Majesty's Naval Base, Clyde for a scheduled port visit March 22, 201... More
USS North Dakota and USS Virginia support Sexual Assault Awareness and...
180411-N-LW591-003 GROTON, Conn. (April 11, 2018) Crew members assigned to the Virginia-class, fast-attack submarines, USS North Dakota (SSN 784) and USS Virginia (SSN 774), form up in the shape of a teal-color... More
180222-N-LW591-008 GROTON, Conn. (Feb. 22, 2018) Sailors
180222-N-LW591-008 GROTON, Conn. (Feb. 22, 2018) Sailors assigned to the Virginia-class, nuclear-powered, fast-attack submarine, USS Virginia (SSN 774) stand topside as their friends and families cheer their ar... More
Families and friends of sailors assigned to the
Families and friends of sailors assigned to the Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) watch as the boat departs Naval Submarine Base New London for a six-month deployment. (U.S. Navy photo by M... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
160728-N-BK361-026 GROTON, Conn. (July 28, 2016) Petty
160728-N-BK361-026 GROTON, Conn. (July 28, 2016) Petty Officer 1st Class Michael Covington holds his five-year-old son Gabriel after receiving the first hug from his family, including his wife Angela and his yo... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
USS Virginia, US Navy Photogrpah
The attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) arrives at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for an extended drydock selective restrictive availability. (Photo by: Jim Cleveland)
The Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN
The Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) departs Naval Submarine Base New London for a six-month deployment. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Jason J. Perry/Released)
190522-N-RR852-022 NEW YORK (May 22, 2019) From left:
190522-N-RR852-022 NEW YORK (May 22, 2019) From left: Fireman Alfredo Rosario, attached to USS Virginia (SSN 774); Machinists Mate, Nuclear Power 1st Class Emmanuel Manzanet; and Machinists Mate, Nuclear Power ... More
190524-N-FB655-046 NEW YORK (May 24, 2019) Sailors
190524-N-FB655-046 NEW YORK (May 24, 2019) Sailors attached to Pre-commisioning Unit Vermont and Virginia-class submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) talk to students at Public School 188 during Fleet Week New York ... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
Submarine Commands Support Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Mon...
180411-N-LW591-004 GROTON, Conn. (April 11, 2018) Crew members assigned to the Virginia-class, fast-attack submarines, USS North Dakota (SSN 784) and USS Virginia (SSN 774), form up in the shape of a teal-color... More
190523-N-LW591-010 New Jersey (May 23, 2019) Sailors
190523-N-LW591-010 New Jersey (May 23, 2019) Sailors assigned to USS Virginia (SSN-774) speak to students at Somerset County Vocational and Technical School in Bridgewater, New Jersey to raise Navy awareness du... More
190523-N-LW591-028 SOMERSET, N.J. New Jersey (May 23,
190523-N-LW591-028 SOMERSET, N.J. New Jersey (May 23, 2019) Sailors assigned to USS Virginia (SSN-774) speak to students at Somerset County Vocational and Technical School in Bridgewater, New Jersey to raise Na... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13), and a de-milled
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13), and a de-milled Mark VI mine (top portion-pictured) were some of the larger artifacts that were removed from the gallery of the Hampton Roads Naval Museum by staff member... More
160322-N-ZZ999-008 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22,
160322-N-ZZ999-008 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22, 2016) The Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) arrives at Her Majesty's Naval Base, Clyde for a scheduled port visit March 22, 2016. Virgi... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
Master Chief Chad Schultz, left, chief of the boat
Master Chief Chad Schultz, left, chief of the boat of the attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774), Lt. Cmdr. John Strunk, executive officer, and Cmdr. Tim Salter, commanding officer, stand on the bow of the boa... More
180222-N-LW591-033 GROTON, Conn. (Feb. 22, 2018) Lt.
180222-N-LW591-033 GROTON, Conn. (Feb. 22, 2018) Lt. Jg. Heather Kerber and her spouse, Cecille Kerber, share the traditional first kiss during a homecoming celebration for the Virginia-class, nuclear-powered, ... More
FLEET ACTIVITIES YOKOSUKA, Japan (Dec. 14, 2020) Information
FLEET ACTIVITIES YOKOSUKA, Japan (Dec. 14, 2020) Information Systems Technician (Submarine) 2nd Class Edgar Hueramo from Chicago, Illinois, assigned to Commander, Submarine Group 7, is a recent arrival to Yokos... More
160322-N-ZZ999-006 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22,
160322-N-ZZ999-006 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22, 2016) The Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) arrives at Her Majesty's Naval Base, Clyde for a scheduled port visit March 22, 2016. Virgi... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
The attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) transits
The attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) transits the Thames River as it returns to homeport after completing a 14-week surge deployment. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Jason J. ... More
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13-pictured), and
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13-pictured), and a de-milled Mark VI mine (top portion) were some of the larger artifacts that were removed from the gallery of the Hampton Roads Naval Museum by staff member... More
180222-N-LW591-040 GROTON, Conn. (Feb. 22, 2018)
180222-N-LW591-040 GROTON, Conn. (Feb. 22, 2018) Seven-year-old Gavin Hurst greets his father, Electronics Technician Nuclear 2nd Petty Officer Daniel Hurst, with the traditional first hug during a homecoming c... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
USS Virginia, US Navy Photogrpah
The attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) arrives at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for an extended drydock selective restrictive availabilty.
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13), and a de-milled
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13), and a de-milled Mark VI mine (top portion-pictured) were some of the larger artifacts that were removed from the gallery of the Hampton Roads Naval Museum by staff member... More
180222-N-LW591-062 GROTON, Conn. (Feb. 22, 2018) Friends
180222-N-LW591-062 GROTON, Conn. (Feb. 22, 2018) Friends and family welcome home Sailors assigned to the Virginia-class, nuclear-powered, fast-attack submarine, USS Virginia (SSN 774) after a regularly schedule... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
Miss Va. 2011 meets with USS Virginia sailors
Elizabeth Crot, Miss Virginia 2011, presents an autographed portrait of herself to U.S. Navy Cmdr. Tim Salter, the commanding officer of the attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774), at Naval Submarine Base New ... More
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13), and a de-milled
The bell from the USS Virginia (BB 13), and a de-milled Mark VI mine (top portion-pictured) were some of the larger artifacts that were removed from the gallery of the Hampton Roads Naval Museum by staff member... More
160322-N-ZZ999-010 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22,
160322-N-ZZ999-010 FASLANE, United Kingdom (March 22, 2016) The Virginia-class attack submarine USS Virginia (SSN 774) arrives at Her Majesty's Naval Base, Clyde for a scheduled port visit March 22, 2016. Virgi... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898;
A torpedo from the Spanish Cruiser Viscaya, circa 1898; the top portion of a Mark VI sea mine, and the bell from the USS Virginia are some of the larger artifacts scheduled to be carefully packaged and relocate... More