Ships original motto:
Protecting the frontier since 1754.
Ships Operation Iraqi Freedom motto:
10 for 10 in 2003.
Ships latest motto:
Any mission, any time.
Ships nickname:
The 10 Boat.
Our "sister ship" in the yards was:
USS Hyman G. Rickover SSN-709.
In 23 years on active duty our ship had:
12 Commanding Officers.
Protecting the frontier since 1754.
Ships Operation Iraqi Freedom motto:
10 for 10 in 2003.
Ships latest motto:
Any mission, any time.
Ships nickname:
The 10 Boat.
Our "sister ship" in the yards was:
USS Hyman G. Rickover SSN-709.
In 23 years on active duty our ship had:
12 Commanding Officers.
| SSN 710 De-activated. | ||
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On February 7, 2008 the de-activation ceremony was held for "the 10 boat" at the Shepherd of the Sea Chapel at SUBASE NLON. About 100 guests were in attendance. | |
| Maine Senators Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe. | ||
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Both Maine Senators sent the crew letters of thanks and congratulations in October 2007 for the first Alumni Reunion. |
| Former SECDEF William Cohen. | ||
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Former SECDEF and Maine Senator Cohen wrote a letter to the crew of the USS Augusta in October '07. | |
| Crew starting to transfer to Virginia. | ||
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Chief of the Boat ETCM(SS) Pat Agnew is starting to move crew members to their new duty station in Virginia. | |
| Final Change of Command January 18, 2008. | ||
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CMDR James Childs turned over the ship on January, 18 2008 to CMDR Chad Brown. | |
| Formation of USS Augusta Memorial Foundation. | ||
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The USS Augusta Alumni Association is working with Augusta Maine leaders to form a memorial foundation to buy the sail. NAVSEA reports it may be available in 2015. | |
