USS Bremerton Crest

USS Bremerton Monument

Preserving the Legacy of SSN-698 & CA-130
Join us in developing a monument to the submarine, cruiser, their namesake city and the shipyard that cared for them

125 Years of Service

National Submarine Day falls on April 11. On that date in 1900, the United States government procured its first modern commissioned submarine, the USS Holland (SS-1)

NAVAL BASE POINT LOMA – A commemorative logo celebrating 125 years of U.S. Navy submarine service. The design features a blue and gold color scheme, representing the deep, unyielding waters where submariners operate and the excellence and honor they uphold. Six white stars symbolize the six classes and types of U.S. submarines—Los Angeles, Virginia, Seawolf, Ohio (SSBN), Ohio (SSGN) and Columbia—symbolizing the evolution of submarine warfare and technological advancement. Fifty-two blue stars honor the 52 submarines lost in World War II. At the heart of the design, the silhouette of a Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine braves rough seas, embodying the 125 years of resilience, stealth, and unwavering dedication the Submarine Force has provided to the U.S. Navy. (U.S. Navy photo illustration by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Aaron T. Smith — at Commander, Submarine Squadron 11 )

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Help us preserve the legacy of USS Bremerton by contributing to the construction of the monument. Your support ensures that future generations will honor the service of SSN-698 and CA-130.

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