July 8 - 12, 2013 NNS Employee Information Phone Line: 1-877-871-2058

A weekly publication of Newport News ShipbuildingCURRENTSA weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

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Shipbuilders CelebrateEngineering and Design Honors Its VeteransEngineering and Design’s engagement champions were busy in the days leading up to Independence Day hosting lunchtime cookouts for the department’s veterans. Armed Forces celebrations were held at Bldg. 902, NetCenter, Bldg. 600 and on Pier 6. During each of the events, Engineering and Design (E&D)management cooked and served lunch to the Veterans. “The entire week was a lot of work, but it was all well worth it,” said Cindy Kirby (E02), who is responsible for overseeing the department’s engagement champions. “It’s been a huge effort across the board and everyone seems to have had a great time.”

Jennifer Boykin, vice president of Engineering and Design, attended each of the events to personally thank the veterans for their service. “None of us would be here today without people like you who volunteered their time to protect us,” Boykin said. “The talent, skill and experience that you all bring to the team from your past military experience is immeasurable -- thank you!”

Read what veteran shipbuilders had to say about the events on page 3 of Currents.

Pictured on the top left: Ron Slaughter (E13) looks at photos of veteran shipbuilders at the E&D Armed Forces celebration at Bldg. 600. Top right: E&D engagement champions Donna Graves (O83) and Jesi Cash (E57) celebrate during the Bldg. 902 cookout. Bottom left: Neal Forbes (E57) (left) shakes hands and thanks veteran Tim Sweitzer (E01) for service at the Bldg. 902 celebration. Bottom right: Jennifer Boykin, vice president of E&D, speaks with Douglas Sessoms (E25) and Emanuel Lawrence Jr. (E25) during the celebration at Pier 6. Photos by John Whalen

VCS Program Hosts “Patriotic Week”The Virginia-Class Submarine (VCS) Program deemed July 1-3 as “Patriotic Week.” Throughout the week, VCS shipbuilders displayed patriotism through a series of events. The program recognized veteran shipbuilders, distributed U.S. flag stickers for hard hats, and encouraged VCS shipbuilders to wear red, white and blue.

On Tuesday, July 2, VCS shipbuilders gathered outside of the Supplemental Modular Outfitting Facility (SMOF) to raise a U.S. flag on a new pole outside of the building. Veterans Jeff Maffett, Virgil White and Zale Raber raised the flag for the first time. “I’m proud to be here today to raise this flag for the first time,” said Raber. “It’s an honor to be able to represent all the veterans in the shipyard...” Continued on p. 3

Pictured: VCS veteran shipbuilder Virgil White raises the U.S. flag for the first time during a ceremony outside the SMOF on July 2. Photo by Ellis Washington (O93)

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Material Handling Shipbuilders Celebrate One Year “Accident-Free”On June 6, shipbuilders in Newport News Shipbuilding’s main distribution center celebrated one year “accident-free.” To celebrate the accomplishment, supervisors in the warehouse held a luncheon for the shipbuilders. Congratulations to the shipbuilders on the following teams: “Red Team” (Teresa Mullen, O53 Material Handling supervisor), the “Blue Team” (Ray Shazier, O53 Material Handling supervisor), the “Pink Team” (Eden Hill-Jones, O53 Material Handling supervisor), and the “Green Team” (John Spady, O53 Material Handling supervisor). Keep up the great work!

Material Handling shipbuilders celebrate one year of being “accident-free” with a cookout in June. Photo by John Whalen

Shipbuilders Steering the WayE46 Survivability Designers Christopher Rolf and Brett Carson are recent winners of an Opportunity for Improvement (OFI) award. Rolf and Carson’s idea consisted of creating a “ship in place” delivery method to eliminate storage cost and to create a safer work environment for shipbuilders working on Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78).

“Due to unique design and scheduling constraints, a very small portion of our system gets installed much earlier than the rest of the components,” said Carson. “This requires a vast majority of components to be stored for up to three and a half years before being installed.” Rolf added, “While researching this idea, Brett and I had the opportunity to meet with many great Huntington Ingalls Industries shipbuilders. We are so grateful for everyone’s support.”

Rolf and Carson’s OFI will be incorporated into the John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) build plan. The new “ship in place” delivery method will save the company approximately $173,000 over the course of a 12-month period.

Pictured: Shipbuilders Christopher Rohlf (E46) (left) and Brett Carson (E46) receive checks for their OFI. Photo by Ricky Thompson

NNS Hosts Admiral RichardsonNewport News Shipbuilding (NNS) hosted Admiral John Richardson, director of Naval Reactors, for a tour of the shipyard on Tuesday, July 2. During the visit, Richardson received a briefing on the shipyard’s current work and capabilities and was given a tour of carriers Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72), USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) and USS Enterprise (CVN 65). The admiral also delivered brief remarks telling shipbuilders at the Covered Modular Assembly Facility (CMAF) that he wished every American could see and understand “what a national treasure we have here in Newport News Shipbuilding.”

Pictured: Adm. John Richardson (right) takes a moment to speak with X42 Pipefitter David Woerner following his remarks at the CMAF on Tuesday, July 2. Photo by John Whalen

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How Does Your Job Affect the “Build Clean” Process?Although pipe work does not affect every organization across the company, all Newport News Shipbuilding employees have responsibility for the “Build Clean” program.

The work you do affects others’ ability to “Build Clean” and maintain system cleanliness throughout construction. Know how your work affects the “Build Clean” process across the value stream. For example, all working documents should be formulated with system cleanliness in mind.

“Today’s celebration was a great demonstration of respect for current and past veterans. I am honored to have served and to continue to serve through Newport News Shipbuilding.”

Terri Goodman-Henry (E44) Army

“The Armed Forces celebration was a great way to show appreciation for veterans who work at the shipyard. It’s nice to know we are appreciated.”

Ralf Smith (E44) Navy

“The entire event was great! It was nice to see the large crowd of veterans working for the company come out and celebrate together.”

Trent Richardson (E45) Navy

“The celebration was very nice. After serving on a carrier in the Navy, it’s great to work for a company that builds them.”

Christopher Robinson (E56) Navy

Shipbuilders CelebrateEngineering and Design veterans share thoughts about the Armed Forces celebrations.

REMINDERS

Huntington Ingalls Industries is pleased to announce Enterprise Rent-A-Car and National Car Rental as our primary suppliers effective July 15, 2013 for all new rentals. Visit the Travel website on Homeport for more information. Employees are encouraged to start enrolling in the Emerald Club immediately to receive their membership number. All employees who sign up by July 31 will be given Emerald Executive status, which allows them to rent a car at the midsize rate but choose the car of their choice from the Emerald Aisle.

Sign up to attend an overview and question and answer session with an Enterprise/National representative on July 11 from 9-10 a.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Reserve your seat today!

Car Rental Supplier Changes

Beginning July 15, employees will no longer have a separate password in Time and Attendance (TAS); they will log on using their Newport News Shipbuilding Network password (3+2). A Computer User Access System (CUAS) request will still be required to request access to TAS; however, TAS users will no longer receive Green Sheets for TAS access credentials. Shipbuilders who have questions or concerns, should contact the Service Desk at 8-HELP.

Say “Goodbye” to TAS Green Sheets

Correction: “Cardboard” Reference in NNS’ Recycling New ProgramIn the Currents article regarding Newport News Shipbuilding’s (NNS) new “Single Stream Recycling Program” on July 1, there was a statement that read: “With the implementation of the ‘Single Stream Recycling Program,’ employees no longer need to separate plastic bottles, aluminum cans, newspapers, cardboard, etc. Employees will now be able to put all those materials in their trash cans, which will be taken to the green dumpsters and recycled together.”

The cardboard referred to in the article should have been “non-corrugated cardboard” that can go into regular trash.

Nothing has changed in NNS’ current recycling program for corrugated cardboard. The corrugated cardboard should still go to Material Stop 550 where Department O46 personnel manage that recycling process.

VCS Program Hosts “Patriotic Week”Continued from p. 1 “... to join in the moment.”

Maffett and White said that the new flag will remind them of the sailors who will one day sail in the submarines they help build. “You can never have too many American flags,” said Maffett.

As a reminder, all shipbuilders who have served or currently serve in the military, reserves and national guard should register with Human Resources to confirm their veteran status.

VCS shipbuilders watch as veteran shipbuilders Jeff Maffett, Virgil White and Zale Raber raise the U.S. Flag on the new flag pole outside of the SMOF on July 2. Photo by Ellis Washington

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Editor: Lauren Ward Contributing writers: Rehn West and Phoebe Doty

Currents@hii-nns.com(757) 380-4622

SEEKING LEADERS: employment opportunities with Newport News Shipbuilding

Job Title Requisition Number Department Location

Foreman 4396BR M30 NNS

Foreman 4930BR M30 NNS

Foreman 4395BR M30 NNS

Foreman 4918BR X70/X11 NNS

Foreman 4814BR X70/X42 NNS

Foreman 4813BR X70/X42 NNS

Foreman 3735BR X36 NNS

Mgr Engineering 2 4920BR E86 NNS

Mgr Program Control 3 4912BR E88 NNS

Mgr Production 2 3387BR X70 NNS

Newport News Shipbuilding Talent Acquisition (O20) is actively hiring for numerous craftsman careers including:

• Crane Operators• Fitters• Insulators• Machinists• Marine Electricians• Marine Painters

Several hundred positions will be filled this year. NNS’ number one recruitment resource is YOU. If you know someone who would be a great fit, encourage them to apply at: www.huntingtoningalls.com/careers. Employee referrals can also be sent to nnreferral@hii-nns.com.

NNS to Hire Hundreds of Craftsmen

• Pipe Fitters• Pipe Welders• Refuelers• Riggers• Stage Builders

• Sheetmetal Workers

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16“At the Helm” Toastmasters’ Club will meet from 4:45-5:45 p.m. in Bldg. 903-1 (Classroom 129B). Contact William Henry (E22) at 380-4581 or Keith Spranger (O36) at (757) 688-7898.

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02Radcon (E85) will host a Captain’s Choice Golf Tournament at Kiskiack Golf Club from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Entry fee is $75 per person. Four-person teams preferred. RSVP required to Jason Greene (E85) at (757) 380-2010 by June 28.

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24Technology Development will host the 2013 Technology Expo July 24-25 in Bldg. 520-6. Attendance is limited to NNS employees only. For details, contact Andy Poole (E80) at 688-6969, Terry Tyler (E30) at 688-1847 or Paul Jordan (E30) at 380-3216.

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19The Apprentice Alumni Association will host the 71st Annual Crab Feast at Knights of Columbus in Newport News. Advance tickets are $20 for alumni or current Apprentice students and $20 for their sponsored guest. Tickets will be available at the door for $25 each. Purchase tickets from alumni delegates, officers or Judy Hester (O22) at 688-2512. Visit www.nnapprentice.com/alumni/news.htm.

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20Apprentices and Apprentice alumni volunteers are needed to support the 18th Annual Children’s Fishing Clinic at the James River Fishing Pier. Event runs from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sign up by July 5 to get a t-shirt. Lunch will be provided. Contact Dawn Hardister (X06) at 604-3737 or Rodney Huffman (X82) at 534-4089 for questions.

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13The African American Shipbuilders Association will host its annual Family Picnic at Huntington Park (Shelter 3) from noon to 4 p.m. The event is FREE and is open to all shipbuilders, family members and friends. For more information, contact Purcell Robinson (E83) at 688-5220 or Vanessa Wise (X72) at 688-6048.

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24The Hampton Roads Area INCOSE Chapter will host a monthy meeting on “Piracy Operations: A Systems Approach to Capability Development” from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Aberdeen Barn in Virginia Beach. Reservations and membership are not required. No cost to attend. Contact Dennis Perry (O06) at 534-0238 for more info.

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23L.E.A.R.N. will host an after work presentation with Jennifer Boykin, vice president of Engineering and Design, from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 23 in the VASCIC Auditorium. The event is open to all employees and is by reservation only. Sign up on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website.

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16The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training- Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in the VASCIC Auditorium. Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). Contact Holly Bell (O19) at 688-3513 or 380-3599.

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15The African American Shipbuilders Association (AASA) and Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) will host a mentoring workshop from 4-6:30 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. The panel will include Pete Diakun, vice president of Program Management, and other company leaders. For more information or to register, contact Kareem Solomon (O19) at 380-4732.

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11The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters’ Club will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903 (Room 214B). Guests are always welcomed. Contact Eldeania Speller (K05) at 380-3764 or Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 for more information.

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25The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters’ Club will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903 (Room 214B). Guests are always welcome. Contact Eldeania Speller (K05) at 380-3764 or Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382 for more information.

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07Save-the-Date: Kings Dominion “Family Fun Day.” More details to follow in future editions of Currents.

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17Go zip lining in Williamsburg with the Hispanic Outreach and Leadership Alliance (HOLA). Adult tickets (not including tax) are $49.50 and youth tickets are $31.50. Contact Liliana Reyes (E69) at 534-1261.

FRIDAY, JULY 26, 2013, 7:05 PMWAR MEMORIAL STADIUM

1889 WEST PEMBROKE AVE., HAMPTON, VA 23661

For more information about the special event or to request tickets,please contact Jeremy Bustin at 0-4384 or Kimberly Zayakosky at 0-4460.

THE PENINSULA PILOTS AND NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING INVITE YOU TO

NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING NIGHTON FRIDAY, JULY 26

IN HONOR OF USS ENTERPRISE

Join us in celebrating the return of USS Enterprise.There will be prize giveaways in her honor, a fireworks show, and posters for everyone.

Audio & Video

50” TV - For sale 50” flat screen plasma TV made by Panasonic. Works great. You move asking $300 OBO. (757) 329-9540

PHOTO PRINTER - HP Model A640, personalize your photos. LN, W/Paper, $20. (757) 827-6322

ZUNE 30 GB - White, media/mp3 player w/ cover, headpones, tv connector docking station etc. Excellent condition. $120 OBO (757) 679-6040

EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists suited for any event! (757) 869-1876

HAMPTONROADS DJ - Wedding/Party DJs, Karaoke, Lighting, Photobooths & more! Web or Call (757) 621-0464

FALLOUT GAME - Fallout:New Vegas for the PS3. Used and in great condition. Asking $10, txt (757) 897-3246

DVD - Sopranos complete 1st & 2nd season DVDs $25 (757) 898-9095

SONY HANDYCAM - Sony Handycam very small, Internal Memory, HD, New/Box never used. Rtail $300 Selling for $200 Call (757) 650-4475

PRESENTATIONS - Video Presentaion for retirements, birthdays, weddings, you name it! Supply the pictures I will do the rest. (757) 255-8146

iPHONE GUY - The iPhone Guy:Repairs broken iPhone products/Galaxy phones. Also sells phone products, call/txt (757) 286-4975

Auto

‘02 MUSTANG GT - Premium Coupe V8, White, AT, AC, 6-CD player, 18 inch wheels, cruise control, power seat, 88K miles, $8,500 (757) 877-0941

RV PARTS - Selling all componenets from a 2000 Jayco 5th Wheel camper. Also the 29’ rolling frame (front jacks broken); (757) 344-0734

1998 VW BEETLE - Red VW New Beetle with 100,500 miles. New brakes. $3,300 OBO. Call for Details. (757) 334-3634

JEEP COMBO TOP - Combo/Bikini top for 92-95 Jeep Wrangler New/Box, Black, Rampage $50; (757) 650-4475

GM 14 BOLT REAR - semi floating, 4.10 gears, welded spider gears, no brake assembly, good bearings. $200 obo (757) 268-5667

HARLEY SPRINGER - 96 Springer Softail,16K miles, many extras(all HD parts), dealer maintained, garage kept, $6,400 (757) 758-4466

Auto cont.

2000 PONTIAC - Grand Prix GT - Silver, 4-door, 3.8L v6, 138k mi, AC, iPod adapter, 12-CD mixer, clean. $2,800 obo. (757) 879-5226

MECHANIC - Subaru enthusiasts: Call/text Parts, general maintenance, & affordable perfrmnce work (757) 338-8247

DESIGNER 4 - Rockford Fosgate Punch amp P5002 2 channels 2-10” single voice coil woofers in box, cables incl. $325 obo (757) 207-2695

‘97 DODGE RAM - 3500 Club Cab, Turbo Diesel, Dually, low miles. KBB is $7K in fair cond $6K obro (757) 310-7137

SUPER SWAMPERS - TSL 38x13x16, 90-95% tread mounted on 16x10 MT classic II beadlock wheels GM 8lug, even wear good shape. $1,000 (757) 268-5667

ALUMINUM WHEELS - Colorado customs wildhorse, 17X9” w/245/55 HP tires, 5X4.75” over $3,000 new, $450 text/voicemail (757) 589-5632

SHIPYARD CAR - ‘87, s-10, 4cyl, 2wd, runs great, fresh tune-up, stock wheels & set of 17” wheels $1,100 OBO (757) 706-2361

Boats & Marine Supplies

WAKEBOARD/VEST - O’Brien Siren 135 and O’Brien women’s medium vest blue/black like new (757) 621-3821

Furnishings & Appliances

WASHER & DRYER - Maytag Atlantis washer & dryer. Both working properly. Need to make way for new washer & dryer $100; (757) 897-4658

DINNER TABLE - Dinner table in good shape light wood. 6 chairs. 84” x 42” with 18” leaf. $150 (757) 833-7102

DRESSR DRAWERS - 2 Sets of dresser drawers. Black. One tall with 5 drawers other short and long with 7 drawers. $140 (757) 833-7102

KENMORE DRYER - Kenmore Dryer for sale. Very good condition only $75. (757) 561-5822

CABINET - Computer/TV, 2 front doors, 46”WX23”DX62”H, excellent condition, call for pic, $275 (757) 285-2846

SOFA & LOVESEAT - Brown Durablend leather set; comfortable and sits well. Just needs slipcovers. $200 OBO. Can sell pcs separate (757) 344-6190

COFFE TABLES - Set of 3 coffee tables various sizes. Light color wood in good shape. $135 for set. (757) 833-7102

Furnishings & Appliances cont.

FAN - 16” diameter white oscillating 3-speed adjustable height floor fan $11 call (757) 898-9095

NEW STOVE - New in-the-box Frigidare electric stainless steel stove/oven-$450 (757) 380-3289

COMPUTER DESK - w/ storage drawer, shelves, like wood finish, nice piece of furniture, $90 (orig $500), 5’X2’ Pics available (757) 930-8169

GLASS TOP - 45” Round glass top with umbrella hole for patio table $15 call (757) 898-9095

CARPET - Area rug 8x10 Mohawk color wheat w/gold boarder $50 call (757) 898-9095

Computers

COMPUTER TECH. - Certified Computer Tech. cheapest diagnosis, fixing, and upgrading $40 + parts for everything. text (757) 952-5231

COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop repair, Virus removal, Program re-installs, etc… $85 + parts (757) 329-6761

LAPTOP: AS-IS - non-working Dell Inspiron 1720. 17” display, Intel Core2Duo, 320GB HDD, DVD. won’t power up - Selling “as-is” $150 obo. (757) 971-8020

LASER PRINTER - Brother MFC-6800 laser prints, scans, copies, & faxes. Para&USB interface. Drivers & docs inculded. $150 obo. (757) 971-8020

Hobbies

RIDING GEAR - ATV/dirtbike: men & women’s jerseys, knee/elbow pads, inflatable chest protector (757) 621-3821

POOL TABLE - Nice 6 Foot Pool Table for Casual Home use, $200 (757) 593-7821

GOLF CLUBS - 2008 Callaway Big Berthas-Complete Set-Bag, 4-GW Irons, 3W, 5W, Driver, Putter. Like new condition. $250 (757) 596-6880

Real Estate

FOR SALE - IOW, Carrsville Area, 4bd/3ba, grt rm, mstrst, eik/dr/lr 2,300sf, 18.3ac/wooded, new price (757) 569-0495

HOME FOR RENT - Gloucester, Belroi RD, 3BD, 2 BT Rancher, $1,100 Mth, (757)291-7676. (757) 291-7676

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RENT TO OWN!! - Put $8k down & rent this lovely 3-4 bd colonial on quiet culdesac near City Center. (757) 675-9954

CONDO FOR SALE - Deer Park Commons 3BR 3.5 Bath 8’ x 20’ deck. Hardwood on 2nd floor. Large garage $214,900 (757) 926-5863

HOUSE FOR SALE - Waterfront, 901 Foxboro Drive Kiln Creek, (Lake Cambridge) 4BR 2.5 Baths $278K Help with CC (757) 898-9095

FOR SALE - House in Hampton near Fox Hill. 149K, 3 BR/1 Bath, everything renovated, remodeled kitchen, new HVAC Gas Pack (757) 759-2549

HOUSE FOR SALE - New House in Hampton near Fox Hill. 149K, 3BR/1BA, everything renovated, remodeled kitchen, NEW HVAC Gas Pack (757) 759-2549

HOUSE FOR RENT - 3 BR, 1.5 baths, Storage Building, large yard; Oyster Point area of Newport News; $1.100 per month (757) 870-8736

HOME FOR SALE - 3br, 2 full ba, 1.154 sqft, almost 1/2 acre lot, great starter home in Suffolk (757) 618-7322

TIMESHARE - Massanutten Resort timeshare for sale. Prime summer week #24. (757) 514-4785

FOR SALE - 3bd/2 full baths jetted tub new laminate floors spacious liv rm fenced yrd, playhouse W/AC (757) 746-8622

CONDO FOR RENT - 2nd Floor Condo, 2 Br/2 Ba. 1,000sq.ft. Located in Hampton. $800/mo plus security deposit. Call for more info (757) 525-0943

HOUSE FOR RENT - Poq 3 BR,2 BA house with pool and hot tub, 2 car attached garage; Creekfront, private area. No groups. $1,500 mo (757) 868-3267

SALE $209K OBO - Beautiful colonial house at 10 Deep Water Cove in NN near City Center. Culdesac. 3-4 bd, 2.5 ba, den, fenced (757) 675-9954

MOBILE HOME - 2010 Mobile Home in Smithfield 1216 sq ft, eat-in kit, 3br 2ba, office, laundry rm $59,000; (757) 371-9568

KILN CREEK (NN) - 2 MABR/2.5 BA Townhouse,1,479 SQFT, Open plan, screen porch, pool, tennis, park, $163,900. For photos (757) 771-7655

HOUSE FOR SALE - New House in Hampton Langley. 149K, 3BR/1BA, everything renovated, remodeled kitchen, NEW HVAC Gas Pack (757) 759-2549

FOR RENT $1,050 - 3629 Moore St, Hampton, Dead End St, 3 bd, 1 ba, lg mst bd, garage, Avail 8/31 (757) 675-9954

FOR RENT $950 - BEAUTIFUL 3 bd, 1 ba ranch duplex! Like new at 2111 Belfast Ave in Hampton. 10 min. to shipyard. Quiet & Nice! (757) 288-7292

Miscellaneous Items

ENGAGEMENT RING - 3/4 carat solitaire princess cut, certified appraisal, $2,500 OBO (757) 309-2931

WHISKEY BARREL - Used authentic john jameson whiskey barrel 24”x34” $300 OBO call/txt (757) 344-3885

HAND BAG - Designer Hand Bag – New Big Buddha “Royce” grey leather with silver details $35 (757) 898-9095

CIVIL WAR ITEMS - Ladies Civil War Reenactment Clothes.Camp to Ball dresses/accessories.1 folding camp table.1 folding vanity. (757) 532-1642

HAIR REMOVAL - NoNo Hair Removal. Great Condition, may purchase new tip if you don’t want used. Case/Charger/Brush/NoNo $125; (757) 593-3394

THEATER PLAY - Bus trip to Lancaster, PA to see play “NOAH”; Oct 4&5. Cost $250 (includes hotel, bus, dinner, play ticket); (757) 637-7266

REDSKINS TXTS - Two Redskins Tickets and a Parking Pass. All Home Games. Call for availability and prices. (757) 240-5480

TICKETS - Redskins/Bills- 2 tix w/parking pass 8/24 4pm Fedex field Sect. 106; $250 (757) 870-9692

ENGAGEMENT RING - 1/2 carat engagement ring. Appraisal & pictures available. Make offer. (757) 812-2719

ROOF VENT - Turbine-style roof exhaust vent. Unpowered. Vent only: adjustable mounting elbow not incl. $40 obo. (757) 971-8020

PROFORM ELIPTICAL - ProForm Elliptical. Rarely used. Looks and operates like new. Digital. $100 Gloucester (804) 824-3748

USS NN COIN - USS Newport News challenge coin from Shipbuilding Centennial 1986. $10 OBO (757) 597-4255

LANDSCAPING - Landscaping, Mowing, Fences, Decks. Call for free est. (757) 535-9279

BENCH PRESS - New Bench press with bar/barbells, curl station, leg extension/curl setup $160 (757) 813-5074

CHILDCARE - M-F 6am-5:30pm; FT-PT 20+YRS. EXP. 249-2624 OY.PT. reasonable rates (757) 369-6132

LAWN CARE - For the elderly around the Portsmouth area, lawn services at a very reasonable rate. (757) 535-0926

DAYCARE IN POQ - Certified elementary teacher offering daycare in Poquoson for children ages 6 mo. to 5 yrs. Call for details (757) 871-2788

TANNING BED - Sun Master tanning bed, new bulbs! Comes with peepers & tanning lotion. (757) 927-1946

Miscellaneous Items cont.

TREE REMOVAL - Big Bear Tree, Free estimate. Licensed/insured. 10% off senior citizen. (757) 592-6497

GAME BUS - Video Visions - Call and book the Game Bus today for birthday parties, church events, etc. PS3&Xbox 7 cities (757) 342-0332

DAYCARE - M-F 5am-5:30pm. Newmarket area off Mercury Blvd. 5 mins from shipyard. Infants & up. (757) 679-0305

LANDSCAPE WORK - Landscaping, mowing, fences, decks, yards, bushes, tree removal. (252) 287-5553

RESUMES!!! - Resume service to help your future! Book your appt! Be prepared for your future! (804) 677-0223

A/C SERVICE - Save money on electric bill have your air conditioner cleaned & serviced (757) 771-3441

PAINTING - Residential and Commercial Painting, Free Estimates - 10% HII Employee Discount (757) 327-9656

MARINE COATING - Water craft protection, Residential and Commercial, Free Estimates-10% HII Employee Discount (757) 327-9656

DECORATIVE CONCRETE - Residential & Commercial, Free Estimates-10% Discount to HII Employees; (757) 327-9656

WEIGHT LOSS - Need to lose weight? Take the 24 day challenge; (757) 660-2080

WEDDING DECOR - I have the answers for your silk wedding flower needs. Free consultation. (757) 206-3386

TRENCHING - Ditch Witch Service-upgrade your water line. Electric, drainage & irrigation lines. Discounted rate! (757) 869-8613

WEIGHT LOSS - Take the 90 day challenge to get healthy, fit and feel great! Money back guarantee (757) 726-7794

HELPING HANDS - General home cleaning, one time or special occasion cleaning welcomed, licensed & insured, free estimates. (757) 371-3904

Pets

BIRDS - Free birds: 1 Cockatiel 2 parakeets. 1 Big cage 1 Big rolling Cage. All accessories. U pick up. Gloucester (804) 824-3748

3 MONTH OLD YORKIE - Male Yorkie pup, all shots, records & registration. Comes with 3 dog crate toys, and blanket with bed. (757) 595-5118

BALL PYTHON - Comes w/ tank, light & supplies. Everything included for $50 (757) 719-9618

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Pets cont.

PITT/BOXER PUPS - I have cute Boxer/Pitt mix pups available on 7/29/2013. Litter of 8. $150 obo. Text for pics. (757) 602-5623

DOG - Free Australian Cattle Dog. 2 years old. Good with people. Loves a Frisbee. Dog house. Gloucester (804) 824-3748

Lost & Found

LOST GLASSES - Lost: Prescription glasses, Black Frame w/insignia 6/4/13, @903 Garage or btw 50th st and DD11 (757) 329-6761

Wanted

LOOKING TO RENT - local to NNS Single M lkg 2BR with Garage - no more than $850; (412) 849-9551

WASHER/DRYER - Broken washer or dryer that you no longer want to keep stored that are in decent condition. (757) 812-5129

HOUSEMATE TO SHARE HOUSE - wi-fi, cable, wash/dry, hot tub, well trained lab, nice neighborhood near Hidenwood Shopping Center $540/mo (757) 930-8169

ST. LEO STUDENTS - Student textbook exchange network available for employees to borrow, lend or sell St. Leo textbooks. (757) 240-1856

STEEL DRUMS 55 - Need 55 gallon steel drums. Empty Gloucester, Yorktown, NN area. (804) 824-3748

Wanted cont.

TIRES AND RIMS - looking tires and rims that will fit on a 2003 s-10 zr2. 15 inch rim call/text me (252) 325-4040

TRANSPORTATION - Transporting employees from portsmouth to NNS on first shift. Save gas, relax and ride. (757) 535-8293

Free Items

FIRE WOOD - Free fire Wood, Bring saw and ax and get ready for winter! Call (757) 329-6761

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More than 130 Newport News shipbuilders accompanied USS Enterprise (CVN 65) for her final homecoming. Photo by John Whalen