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Globe Composite Solutions Globe Composite Solutions, LLC Globe Composite Solutions designs and manufactures non-metallic components for industrial and military applications.

We use cost-effective, high-performance composite materials that outperform traditional metallic, rubber or urethane parts. We are a full-service company that can design, formulate, prototype and produce parts in virtually any size or quantity.

🔥Cheers to Team Globe! This week, the entire Globe team came together for lunch to celebrate another outstanding year!As...
10/15/2026

🔥Cheers to Team Globe! This week, the entire Globe team came together for lunch to celebrate another outstanding year!

As we close out Fiscal Year 2026 and reflect on all we've accomplished, we want to thank our dedicated employees, valued vendors, and customers for being part of our continued success.

Our people are at the heart of everything we do, and we're excited about what lies ahead.

Build a career with a team that's growing, innovating, and making a difference. Learn more at: https://hubs.ly/Q04BfMcR0

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⚓ The pressure to deliver ships faster pushes   shipyards toward distributed  . The Navy has a backlog of orders, AUKUS ...
10/13/2026

⚓ The pressure to deliver ships faster pushes shipyards toward distributed . The Navy has a backlog of orders, AUKUS commitments and slow deliveries. Distributed shipbuilding is an old solution to a new set of problems.

"We do want to start tapping into this ecosystem of small and mid-sized yards to work with the prime so that they can do what they do best, which is assembly, and they can outsource some of this to all these Gulf yards in their local regional areas," said a senior Department of Navy official. | https://hubs.ly/Q04zhkBz0

⚓ The   announced that it surpassed its fiscal 2026 recruiting goal, continuing a trend of meeting its fleet’s manpower ...
10/09/2026

⚓ The announced that it surpassed its fiscal 2026 recruiting goal, continuing a trend of meeting its fleet’s manpower needs several years in a row.

The Navy surpassed its fiscal 2026 enlistment goal by adding 45, 112 new sailors, after hitting its initial goal of 45,000 sailors three months ahead of schedule in July.

“Americans are choosing to join our Navy because they want to be part of a warrior culture, serve alongside teammates who share that ethos, and take on the extraordinary combat missions our Navy is executing around the world today,” said Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle. “Surpassing this accession mission is therefore more than a recruiting milestone — it is a direct injection of readiness into the fleet.” | https://hubs.ly/Q04z1LgW0

⚓ Defense technology company Anduril Industries won a $2.9 billion contract with the   to support Virginia-class   produ...
10/07/2026

⚓ Defense technology company Anduril Industries won a $2.9 billion contract with the to support Virginia-class production. It will build a new facility making components like torpedo tubes, but eventually may assist in entire sections of the hull.

The announcement, coordinated with the White House, comes as the Pentagon and Navy look for ways to speed up the construction of attack submarines to meet both the Navy’s own requirements and the obligation to the AUKUS security pact that will see the U.S. sell Virginia-class attack boats to Australia in the 2030s. | https://hubs.ly/Q04zr8BN0

⚓ The   has selected 3 companies to build 30 Drone Ships for its Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel ( ) program.The three co...
10/05/2026

⚓ The has selected 3 companies to build 30 Drone Ships for its Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel ( ) program.

The three companies - Saronic Technologies (Marauder), Galliano / Edison Chouest Offshore (with Anduril?), and HII (Romulus), will each build 10 , at about $40 million per hull.

The production will begin immediately at 3 shipyards in Louisiana, with deliveries starting as early as Q4 FY2027. | https://hubs.ly/Q04yNSTR0

⚓Seventy-two years ago, USS Nautilus (SSN 571), the world’s first nuclear-powered   built by General Dynamics Electric B...
10/02/2026

⚓Seventy-two years ago, USS Nautilus (SSN 571), the world’s first nuclear-powered built by General Dynamics Electric Boat was commissioned, marking a milestone made possible by the world’s finest shipbuilders.

The USS Nautilus later gained fame after completing 'Operation Sunshine' and becoming the first to sail beneath the North Pole. The Nautilus crew earned the first-ever Presidential Unit Citation awarded during peacetime. | https://hubs.ly/Q04yY_dm0

⚓ Welcome home to the crew of USS Idaho (SSN 799), and thank you to the families who carried so much while they were awa...
10/01/2026

⚓ Welcome home to the crew of USS Idaho (SSN 799), and thank you to the families who carried so much while they were away.

Seeing Sailors reunited with their wives, children, and families on the pier is a powerful reminder of the people behind every deployment.

For those of us who support the submarine fleet, this is why the work matters. Every part we make, every problem we solve, and every commitment we keep helps the crew carry out its mission and come home safely.

Way to go, Idaho! | https://bit.ly/4z5wtJ7

⚓ The     USS Massachusetts (SSN 798) successfully struck and sank a frigate with a Mk 48 Advanced Capability Torpedo, d...
09/30/2026

⚓ The USS Massachusetts (SSN 798) successfully struck and sank a frigate with a Mk 48 Advanced Capability Torpedo, during SINKEX exercise.

The decommissioned guided-missile frigate ex-USS Klakring served as the target as part of the U.S.-UK exercise 'Atlantic Thunder 2026'. During the exercise, the Royal Navy also confirmed its newest ship-busting missiles, the Naval Strike Missile (NSM) and Sea Venom.

The USS Massachusetts (SSN 798) is a Virginia-class nuclear-powered fast-attack submarine that was officially commissioned earlier this year, in Boston Harbor. | https://hubs.ly/Q04yJlk30

09/29/2026

🌎 Globe offers a number of Reach and Jam Break tools to efficiently and safely move parts and packages while conveyors are still in use. | https://hubs.ly/Q04yD9ks0

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⚙️ What happens when a critical component needs replacing- but the OEM no longer supports it, the original drawings are ...
09/28/2026

⚙️ What happens when a critical component needs replacing- but the OEM no longer supports it, the original drawings are unavailable, or the part simply can’t be sourced? Replacing the entire system isn't always the answer.

Globe works with customers to recreate hard-to-find industrial components from existing parts, then applies modern materials and manufacturing methods to produce replacements that can meet, or improve upon, the performance requirements of the original.

From material selection and design through prototyping, testing, and production, sometimes the solution to keeping proven equipment running isn't finding the old part. It's engineering a new one.

Explore Globe's industrial composite solutions at: https://www.globecomposite.com/industrial

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