Nautilus Defense LLC’s first connection with the U.S. Navy took place before the company was founded, when Jim Owens had an opportunity to work on a maritime surveillance system designed to detect terrorists and pirates in Indonesian and Malaysian waterways. Owens, a Warwick native, was hired for the $75 million project in 2007 as an
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