Capt. Hannah Kriewaldt Retires After 27 Distinguished Years Building and Delivering the Navy’s Fleet
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (September 18, 2026) — When Captain Hannah A. Kriewaldt departed St. Joseph, Missouri, in the summer of 1995 for the brick courtyards of the United States Naval Academy, she could not have imagined that 27 years later she would stand on the James River waterfront responsible for the construction and modernization of the world’s most powerful nuclear-powered warships.
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