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Join HII in congratulating the winners of the 2026 Compass Award for Compliance! 🏆 This award recognizes individuals who advance HII’s culture of compliance across our divisions and corporate office. Five of our outstanding employees across each of our divisions received this honor. They are: Corporate Office Pam Foshee, Administrative Assistant to an Executive Vice President Ingalls Shipbuilding Paige Wack, International Trade Compliance Manager Mission Technologies Shaun H. McGraw, Procurement Manager Newport News Shipbuilding Jared Smiddy, Director of Quality Assurance Policy These teammates exemplify what it means to lead with accountability and purpose, and we thank them for leady by example. Congratulations!

It's almost time for football!🏈⚓ HII is thrilled to share that we're sponsoring The Naval Academy Athletic Association Midshipmen's home game against the Towson Tigers on Saturday, September 5 at 3:30 p.m. EST. Join us at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Maryland, as we cheer on our team and celebrate their excellence and dedication on and off the field. If you can't be there in person, you can still watch on TV or listen on the radio. We'll be giving away cool swag like temporary tattoos of HII-built ships, so be sure to stop by one of our tables to score some! #GoNavy #NavyFootball

At HII Mission Technologies, we’re engineering the future of autonomous operations across every domain. Operating on dozens of unmanned surface vessels (USVs) and hundreds of Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs), HII's Odyssey AI-driven, command and control software has been proving what scalable autonomy can achieve. Whether powering high endurance USVs like ROMULUS, or executing deep‑ocean missions with REMUS UUVs, Odyssey's resilient communications, multi‑platform coordination, and advanced simulation tools enable operators to plan smarter, react faster, and extend mission reach where humans can’t always go. Supporting autonomous missions like ISR, surveying, and strike support for 20+ years, we deliver the capabilities necessary for a hybrid fleet for the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, and global partners. Autonomy isn’t tomorrow’s capability - it’s here, rapidly deployable, and ready now. See how Odyssey is redefining autonomy: Odyssey | HII

Life at sea can get pretty ruff, but these furry friends help every Sailor keep a paw-sitive outlook so they can serve our country to the best of their ability. 🐶 Today is #NationalDogDay, and to celebrate, we're highlighting the Expeditionary Facility Dogs that serve aboard HII-built ships, helping Sailors overcome some of the mental and emotional challenges they may face while on deployment. These include the four-legged captains assigned to the aircraft carriers built by Newport News Shipbuilding, A Division of HII: • Capt. Rudder, assigned to USS Carl Vinson (#CVN70) • Capt. Sage, assigned to USS Gerald R. Ford (#CVN78) • Capt. Fathom, assigned to USS Abraham Lincoln (#CVN72), and Cmdr. Ike, assigned to the amphibious assault ship USS Wasp (#LHD1), built by Ingalls Shipbuilding, a Division of HII. We're proud to partner with Mutts With A Mission, a nonprofit that trains highly skilled service dogs for disabled veterans, first responders, and law enforcement at no cost to the recipients. Mission Technologies, a division of HII, is also sponsoring Gizmo, who made one of his first major public appearances at the Sea-Air-Space Expo, through the organization. Over the next 18–24 months, he will develop new skills, strengthen his confidence, and prepare for the service role that best matches his natural abilities. HII has a proven track record of building the career of anyone, no matter the species, so they can walk in their purpose. 🐾 📸: US Navy/MCC Smith, MCSA Terrell, MC2 Kibler, MC2 Illenye, HII

Mission ready. All domains. Through our #MissionTechnologies division, HII's portfolio has expanded to develop integrated solutions that deliver multi-domain dominance for defense, federal, and commercial customers worldwide. Whether your skills lie in artificial intelligence, cyber, unmanned systems, or anywhere else, there's a place for you here. Visit HII.com/careers and apply today. #BuildIt

Shipbuilders have finished installing the bow on the future USS Pittsburgh (LPD 31), bringing another major section of the hull into place. Completing the lift required careful planning and coordination as riggers, crane operators, shipfitters and welders worked to safely position the massive structure, ensuring it aligned with the rest of the hull. Way to go, shipbuilders! Because of your incredible teamwork, another milestone has been achieved on LPD 31. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eJxGMpcF

What we create is powerful. Who creates it is extraordinary. Dajanelle Linton Robinson, a rigging apprentice, gained experience through a high school program before coming to Newport News Shipbuilding, A Division of HII. “There is a program at Hampton High School called the Academy of Technology and Engineering. A lot of the things I do now as an apprentice, I was already learning in school.” With her teachers’ encouragement, she joined NNS. Linton Robinson also plays basketball for The NNS Apprentice School. “Basketball has taught me how to adapt. You have new girls on the team every year, and as an apprentice you rotate and work with new crews often. I have to be open to everyone, and willing to learn from them, too.” #BeyondTheBuild