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Office of Special Projects: Protecting the Navy’s Nuclear Superiority from Spies
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Office of Special Projects: Protecting the Navy’s Nuclear Superiority from Spies
Tugboats guide USS Minnesota (SSN783) to the pier as the Virginia-class nuclear-powered fast-attack submarine returns to Naval Submarine Base New London in Gorton, Connecticut, following a regularly scheduled deployment in November 2021. From U.S. Fleet Forces Command WASHINGTON – When it comes to protecting the Department of the Navy’s secrets, no one is better equipped than the NCIS Office of Special Projects (OSP), the Navy’s elite counteresp…
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