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  1. 26 Nov 2020

    Just in time for 🦃 Welcome home shipmates! (SSN 785) returned to Naval Station, Norfolk, Va., Nov. 25th, traveling approximately 36,000 nautical miles during a six-month deployment. DETAILS: ➡️

    42 replies 151 retweets 1,163 likes
  2. 3 Aug 2015

    : commissioned -

    6 replies 79 retweets 115 likes
  3. 12 Jul 2018

    Welcome home (SSN 785) from completing its 7-month maiden-deployment! Warner highlighted its deployment by launching six at Syrian targets back in April, becoming the first Virginia-class ever to execute missile strikes in combat.

    15 replies 127 retweets 511 likes
  4. 29 Nov 2021

    USS John Warner (SSN 785) Virginia-class Block III attack submarine leaving Norfolk, Virginia - November 29, 2021 * photo courtesy of

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  5. 12 Jul 2018

    Check out the photos of the day: transits the , visits Sailors in Yokosuka, , an Sea hawk helicopter drops off supplies, and returns home from deployment! Download all the action here:

    9 replies 112 retweets 357 likes
  6. 28 May 2015

    This dolphin wishes it was a' seal'

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  7. 25 Nov 2020

    Welcome home,

    The Virginia-class attack submarine (SSN 785) returned to its homeport at Naval Station Norfolk from deployment, Nov. 25, just in time for Thanksgiving. Read more about the homecoming at
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  8. 12 Aug 2017

    MT : visited Thursday to tour the submarine and hear from Sailors during his first visit to .

    5 replies 63 retweets 263 likes
  9. 25 Nov 2020

    The GRIMSON KINGDOM, IMO:9748033 en route to Port Talbot, flying the flag of Singapore 🇸🇬. And the USS JOHN WARNER (SSN-785) 🇺🇸 passing starboard to starboard.

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  10. 14 Apr 2018

    Watch as aboard (SSN 765) launch a Tomahawk land attack missile on April 14, the from the​ ​ as part of a multi-national strike operation against the Syrian government.

    Attack Submarine - SSN TLAM Launch
    Operations in the Mediterranean Sea are part of a routine deployment in support of our regional allies and partners and U.S. national security interests.
    146 replies 561 retweets 1,324 likes
  11. 15 Jun 2015

    Submarine completed sea trials last week, including a full emergency blow.

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  12. 13 Jul 2018

    to crew 🇺🇸 on returning home after completing a highly successful maiden deployment, which included various exercises & operations in US 6th Fleet.

    Welcome home (SSN 785) from completing its 7-month maiden-deployment! Warner highlighted its deployment by launching six at Syrian targets back in April, becoming the first Virginia-class ever to execute missile strikes in combat.
    1 reply 14 retweets 43 likes
  13. 11 Jul 2018

    RT to welcome home the crew of Virginia-class attack submarine ! Today, the submarine pulled into following the crew's maiden deployment to area of operations.

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  14. 1 Dec 2020

    photos of the day: VP-8 pilots return after a mission in , FS Émeraude moors against FS Seine , family welcome to , clean a beach in . ⬇️ info & download ⬇️:

    11 replies 41 retweets 367 likes
  15. 27 Nov 2020

    photos of the day: make Thanksgiving to-go meals, LS2 Cortney Grace video call from , return to , A/SD Chris Miller visits . ⬇️ info & download ⬇️:

    5 replies 39 retweets 299 likes
  16. 11 Aug 2017

    Yesterday visited during his first Fleet site visit to Norfolk.

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  17. 1 Aug 2015

    Welcome to the U.S. Navy, USS John Warner. May you have fair winds and following seas!

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  18. 29 Jul 2015

    🇺🇸⚓️ to Live Stream for Submarine Sat 1 Aug 2015 at 10 a.m. ⚓️🇺🇸

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  19. 6 Sep 2014

    Proud wife!

  20. 25 Jan 2021

    (SSN 785) Sailors continued a tradition during a recent deployment by creating a battle flag highlighting their accomplishments. It is comprised of patches stitched together, each one symbolizing an achievement or memory made

    3 replies 5 retweets 12 likes

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