Currents by Newport News Shipbuilding

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

Visit the 130th Anniversary website often to view articles, photo slideshows and commemorative videos. Watch new congratulatory video messages from Sen. Tim Kaine, Pierce’s BBQ and the Virginia State Police.

SN3 Enters Mentor-Protege Relationship with Synergy Solutions

Photo of the designated smoking area outside of Bldg. 4901. Photo by John Whalen

NNS Updates Its Smoking Policy In a letter sent to employees earlier today, Newport News Shipbuilding announced that it will update its smoking policy to maintain a safe and healthy work environment for all employees, customers and suppliers, and to encourage employees toward safe and healthy living. The updated policy (SSO # 02-212) states that all smoking forms of tobacco such as cigarettes, cigars, electronic cigarettes and vapor pipes will only be allowed in designated areas. Smoking will not be permitted outside of these areas, including walkways, inside buildings, or in any on-site vehicle. “The goal is to make these areas consistent so that they are easily identifiable by all employees and to keep smoking activities away from areas where flammable and combustible materials are stored,” Bill Bell, vice president of Human

Reources and Administration wrote in the letter. “With a company as large as ours, change isn’t something that happens overnight. While many designated smoking areas are already established, additional areas will be created to address local needs on an individual basis. Our goal is to educate employees, customers and suppliers on the new requirements and to have all areas rolled out by the end of the first quarter 2016.” Bell also said that the company believes the policy change is a step in the right direction to making the workplace a safer and healthier environment for all employees – and a step closer to a smoke-free campus. Read the letter sent to all NNS employees or visit the Safety website to review the FAQs, map of the designated smoking areas or for information about smoking cessation resources.

On Feb. 4, HII announced that SN3 will participate in the 8(a) Business Development Mentor-Protégé Program. SN3 will work collaboratively with Synergy Solutions, Inc. to provide general and technical business knowledge while building a mutually beneficial business relationship for future government contracts. The U.S. Small Business Administration designed the Mentor-Protégé Program to enable successful firms to provide various forms of business development assistance to 8(a) Business Development Program participants. The SBA approved the companies’ participation in the program. “SN3 welcomes the opportunity to mentor our trusted partner Synergy,” said Gerald Boyd, SN3’s vice president of business development. “This relationship will allow us to assist them in further developing their core business.” Synergy is an SBA-certified 8(a) and economically disadvantaged, woman-owned small business based in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The company provides a full spectrum of administrative and professional support services for nuclear facility operations, as well as security, environmental, health and safety services. “We are honored to work with SN3 and to have been approved by the SBA for participation in this valuable program,” said Synergy President Gigi Nelson. “This is a win for our current and future clients. The knowledge and expertise we will receive from SN3 will help us expand and advance our capabilities.”

I am not a

CRIMINAL.

DeBusk Presented with an Ethics On-the-Spot About Face Award

Read Jason Wiley’s Perspective on Inclusion and Diversity

... READ ON PG 2

... READ ON PG 5

Rethink what you think.

“I’ve been called a gangster, a thug and a criminal. I’m a baldheaded white guy and I’m covered in tattoos. My physical appearance steers people, a lot of times, in the wrong direction. People assume that I’ve been to prison. For me, tattoos are an artistic representation of different situations I’ve been through. They don’t say anything about my character.” Jason Wiley

African American

NNS Recognizes African American Heritage Month

Month

... VIEW ON PG 8

Celebrating

Heritage

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Scheduling System for the HII Family Health Center Opens Next Week On Feb. 15, the scheduling system for the HII Family Health Center will be activated. At that time, eligible employees and family members can begin scheduling appointments in the following ways: •

Call 327-4200

•

Visit www.myquadmedical.com/hii, click Patient Login and then select Create Account. Once your account is set up, you will have access to schedule appointments, securing messaging to your provider and view your personal health information.

• Prefer to use your mobile device? There’s an App for that! Compatible with most iOS and Android devices, QuadMed’s free mobile app allows you to schedule appointments, secure messaging to your provider and view your health information 24/7 -- right from your mobile device.

Attendees from the ERG’s “Go Red for Women” event. Photo by John Whalen

ERGs Host “Go Red for Women” Event On Feb. 4, the NNS Employee Resource Groups jointly sponsored a “Go Red for Women” event to bring awareness to women’s heart health. Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) Board Member, Britta Brown Zambrana opened the event by talking about the effects of heart attack and stroke on women. She encouraged everyone to become aware and get involved. “I want to encourage everyone here today,” Zambrana said. “There is a leadership role waiting for men and women like you to jump on; leading the charge to end this deadly foe once and for all.” The event also featured guest speakers Ethlyn Gibson, nursing administrator and Riverside’s Program All-inclusive Care for Elders (PACE), Jessica Larch, News Channel 3, Gabrielle Willis, Interactive Health, Dr. Naumann, QuadMed, and Marques Fitch, American Heart Association director of Community and Multi-Cultural Health. The speakers discussed topics such as the warning signs of heart attack and stroke for women, nutrition tips, losing weight and making a choice to change, what the new Health Center will offer and the American Heart Association’s 2016 Heart Walk. Bharat Amin, vice president and chief information officer (CIO), and Carolyn Pittman, vice president and controller, closed the event with final remarks.

Jim Hughes, vice president of Submarine Programs and Fleet Support, left, presents an Ethics On-the-Spot Award to Steve DeBusk (O93). Photo by Ricky Thompson

Amin said, “I have a personal goal this year to promote health and fitness in my division, and with your help, I would like to spread the enthusiasm throughout the entire shipyard.”

Shipbuilder Steering the Way

Know the AB©’s of Copyright

Jim Hughes, vice president of Submarine Programs and Fleet Support, presented an On-The-Spot Ethics Award to Project Manager Steve DeBusk (O93) on Feb. 3. A few months ago, DeBusk and his wife stopped at the scene of a serious accident and provided assistance and comfort to the victims until medical help arrived.

Before incorporateing the work of another author in your presentation, paper etc. check to ensure that it is covered by HII’s license from the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC), which allows HII to use or copy many published works with permission. As an “Annual License Holder” of the CCC license, HII is granted the right to use a large universe of published material. Any HII employee can easily determine which works are subject to the annual license by accessing the CCC’s website at www.copyright.com.

“When we saw this accident, it brought back the memory of our daughter’s car accident,” said DeBusk, who’s daughter was injured in an accident nearly five years ago. “Several good Samaritans stopped to help my daughter and because of them she was able to survive the accident. Stopping to help the victims was our way of paying back and we are grateful for the opportunity to help.”

View the flier for additional information on the ABC’s of Copyright.

SEEKING LEADERS Job Title Foreman

Requisition Number 10695BR

Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for more information on how you can build your career with Newport News Shipbuilding.

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AROUND THE YARD NNS’ Second I&D Video is Posted to Yardnet and Social Media Sites

Phishing Texts and Phone Calls Posing as BayPort Credit Union

Save the Date: NNS 5K is Scheduled for May 21

The second installment of Newport News Shipbuilding’s Inclusion and Diversity video series has been posted to Yardnet. Please take a moment to watch the video or read the transcript and begin discussions about it in your work area or on the HII Facebook page. The video is also available on HII social media sites and the NNS external website at nns.huntingtoningalls.com.

Recently, employees have reported receiving phishing text messages and suspicious phone calls from individuals posing as BayPort Credit Union. Please be advised that these text messages and phone calls are not from BayPort Credit Union.

Mark your calendar! The 9th Annual NNS 5K Fun Walk/Run is scheduled for Saturday, May 21 at 9 a.m. at Victory Landing Park (next to VASCIC). Registration will open Monday, March 21.

We are very interested in your feedback. If you have suggestions on topics for future videos or would like to share a personal experience, contact Jeremy Bustin (O29) via email or at 380-4384.

Have You Signed Up for the One City Marathon? Newport News Shipbuilding is the presenting sponsor for the 2nd annual One City Marathon on Sunday, March 13. Employees of NNS/HII and its subsidiaries are eligible for a discount for the relay, 8K and nautical mile. Go to www.onecitymarathon.com to register for any of these events. Employees interested in running the full marathon should contact Jeremy Bustin (O29) at 380-4384 in regards to obtaining free tickets.

Reminder: North Yard Parking Changes Construction of the new state-of-the-art Joint Manufacturing Assembly Facility (JMAF) at the northern end of the shipyard is now underway. As a result, 500 parking spaces will be relocated to a new location in the North Yard beginning Feb. 15. Signs directing employees to the new parking spaces will be in place. This change will not result in the loss of parking spaces. In addition, the NNS Park-and-Ride shuttle service will resume service from the bus stop near the North Yard Gate to and from the Hidens parking lot located at 63rd and Warwick Blvd. The shuttle will operate from 5-8 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. A single van will run the shuttle route from 8 a.m. 12 p.m. and 12:30 - 3:00 p.m.

NNS would like to remind all employees that if they receive a text message that appears to be from BayPort Credit Union, do not click on any links and do not forward the text. Delete the text. Additionally, if you receive a suspicious phone call – at work or at home, never give out any sensitive information including usernames, date-of-birth, passwords, account numbers or any other personal information. Visit the BayPort Credit Union website to view examples of the fraudulent text messages.

Congratulations Ethics On-the-Spot Award Winners Listed below are the most recent winners of the On-the-Spot Ethics Recognition Program Award. The purpose of the program is for employees to recognize other employees who demonstrate ownership of company values and high standards of ethical behavior in their everyday work activities. Congratulations to the following employees: Vicki Carroll (O03), Ricky Atkins (O39), Christopher Beardsley (O36), William Welman (E34), Belinda Howard (E79), Tyrone Epps (E89), Scott Prue (X31), Antoinette Mitchell (X31) and Leonard DePriest (M40).

MDC to Host a “Coaching Moment” with In-Service Aircraft Carriers VP The Management Development Center will host a “Coaching Moment” with Chris Miner, vice president of In-Service Aircraft Carriers, Feb. 24 in the Consolidated Refueling Facility (CRF), Bldg. 1841-3. The session is themed, “Having the Courage to Overcome Bias and Embrace Inclusion” and is open to all employees. Sessions will be held on each shift. View the flier for additional information. Contact the MDC at 688-2761 or 380-4748 or send an email to CoachingPrograms@hii-nns.com by Tuesday, Feb. 23 to RSVP.

New LX Goes Live Feb. 15 The new version of the Learning Exchange (LX) will Go-Live at 7 a.m. on Feb. 15, 2016. To assist with the transition, K75 has developed user references for the various LX roles. Below are resource links for learners and managers: Learner Role Navigating LX Home What’s New? User Guides

Manager Role Navigating LX Home What’s New? User Guides

Additional information is also available on the LX Upgrade Web Page. The site provides access to news, training and general information about LX and the upgrade. If you have questions concerning the LX blackout or upgrade, send emails to LearningExchangeNN@hii-nns.com.

IT Change Agent Network to Host “Lean Coffee” Meeting Newport News Shipbuilding’s Information Technology’s Change Agent Network will host it’s first “Lean Coffee” meeting from 7:30-8:30 a.m. on Feb. 9 in Bldg. 902 (conference room 1C). “Lean Coffee” is a structured, but agenda-less brainstorming meeting that allows for open discussion and creative thought. The purpose of the event is to come up with ideas for technology innovation, business transformation, and to help define, “the next big thing” at NNS. To RSVP, send an email to NNSITChangeAgentNetwork@hii-nns.com. All employees are invited to attend. View the flier for additional information.

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DATEBOOK FEBRUARY 10

As part of a professional development series, the Hispanic Outreach Leadership Alliance (HOLA) will host an event focusing on the Employee Development Cycle 4:30-6 p.m. on Feb. 10 in Bldg. 520-6 (Forrestal Room). The Employee Development Cycle is about improving your chance of achieving your career aims, being successful in your current job, keeping yourself up to date, and, in effect, increasing your value to the organization. Tina Howell (044) will facilitate a discussion on the overview. All employees are invited to attend.

FEBRUARY 11

The Spear and Gear Toastmasters will hold a meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at The Apprentice School (Bldg. 812 - 2 conference room). Parking is located on the top floor of Bldg. 901 parking garage. Contact Donna Graves (E25) at 688-6204 or Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382.

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MARCH 19-20

The Apprentice School Class of 2015 Graduation Ceremony will be held at Liberty Baptist Church (Worship Center) in Hampton. The Ceremony will begin at 2 p.m. The event is free and shipbuilders are invited to attend.

Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech Alumni shipbuilders, family, and friends are invited to attend a Wine Tasting Social and Scholarship Fund Raiser, 4 to 6 p.m. at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Virginia Beach. Tickets are $25 each. Fund Raiser by silent auction. Precedes jointly fund scholarships to local students attending both universities. For tickets contact Alan Bomar (X70) at 812-0307 or j24usa85@live.com or William Henry (E83) at 380-4581 or via email.

FEBRUARY 25-26

The International Compliance Office will hold “Annual Export Training- Basic” on Feb. 17 from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. at VASCIC (large auditorium). Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). Contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599.

Career Pathways invites you to attend Engineering Career Days on your own time, as schedule allows from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Feb. 25 and 26 at the “old” Apprentice School Gym. This year, at least 30 different engineering disciplines from NNS, the Peninsula Engineering Council (PEC), Jefferson Lab and NASA will be represented. For questions, contact Jeffrica Key (K18) at 688-7522.

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MARCH 4

FEBRUARY 17

The International Compliance Office will hold “Annual Export Training- Basic” on March 16 from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (Huntington Room). Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). Contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599.

FIRST Robotics Competition titled “FIRST Chesapeake District Hampton Roads Event Sponsored by Newport News Shipbuilding” will be held at Churchland High School March 19 and 20 from 8am to 7pm each day. Admission is free, bring the family. Contact Chris Brown (O35) at 688-7897 for more information.

MARCH 24

On Thursday, March 24th from 4:30 - 6:00 p.m. in the VASCIC Auditorium, WiSE will celebrate its annual Women’s History Month. This year’s national theme is “Working to Form a More Perfect Union: Honoring Women in Public Service and Government.” This year’s guest speaker is the Honorable Nancy Rodrigues, Virginia’s Secretary of Administration. Mentoring sessions with Senior Leadership will be raffled off to attendees and refreshments will be served. Contact Cynthia Allen-Whyte (X51) at 688-2636.

The Apprentice Alumni Association will host its annual banquet at 7 p.m. at the Marriott Newport News at City Center. The Class of 1966 will be honored. Social time starts at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are $40 and are available from AAA delegates or officers and from Sally Krystyn at 380-3438.

Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for more information on how you can build your career with Newport News Shipbuilding.

Inclusion + Diversity

On the next page is the second in a series of print communications featuring Newport News Shipbuilding employees as we continue our Inclusion and Diversity initiative. Hear more about Jason’s story in the Inclusion and Diversity video

Editor: Lauren Shuck

Currents is published every Monday for employees of Newport News Shipbuilding. Visit the archives.

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

To submit a story, visit nns.huntingtoningalls.com/currents. The deadline for submissions is COB Wednesday for publication the following week.

I am not a

CRIMINAL. About Face Rethink what you think.

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS

AUDIO/VIDEO SURROUND SOUND - Zenith 5/1 DVD/ VHS/AM-FM, Silver w/remote, manual and wall mounts. $75.(757) 870-0573 32” TELEVISION - Brand new 32” Insigna LED television, In the box. Great for a child’s room. $100 (757) 873-0961 DJ - customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects & photography (757) 869-1876 BLACKBERRY BOLD - 9930 noncamera touchscreen refurbished great condition, Verizon Sprint and unlocked $65 charger, case, $5ea (757) 285-1145 MEDIA PLAYER - WD TV Media Player. Wifi. $40. Call/text (757) 218-7567 BOSE SPEAKERS - Bose Series 601 IV direct reflecting tower speakers (pair). $280. (757) 254-2977 AMPLIFIER - Peavey 2000W PA amplifier w/ hard roller case. $350, or $325 w/o case. (757) 813-1781 DJ - customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects & photography (757) 869-1876

AUTO 1999 CADILLAC - Clean Deville, Tan AM/ FM Cass Pow Wind/Locks, Cruise Ctrl, Leather heated seats, Cold AC, minor nicks $3,500 OBO (757) 342-6977 2002 F-150 XLT - Very good condition. 4.6 V8.2WD. 253K mostly highway miles. Towing package. $3,900. Text if interested. (757) 645-6937 2010 SENTRA SR - 2010 Nissan Sentra for sale. Maintained by dealership, 90k miles. Great gas mileage. $7,500 OBO (757) 722-288 DIRTBIKE - 01 Yamaha YZ80 - $500 Good Condition, Runs Great, Many Extras. Text (757) 784-8721 for Pics GT MUSTANG - 2004 mustang 48K mi/ lowed /X pipe/cold air intake/predator tuner/shrt thrw shfter/less 5k mi on tires 9k (757) 717-2361 2013 FORD EXPLORER - Black Loaded Nav, Leather, Power Moon roof. Great condition. 80K Highway Miles $20,500 (757) 560-7186

Auto cont.

Hobbies cont.

TRAVEL TRAILER - 2016 Palomino Puma M23FB. Empty weight 4,700 lbs only used 3x, $19,000 (757) 876-3319

08 YAMAHA R6 - Raven w/ magnesium rims. garage kept, near perfect cond. 8K miles. 5,500 obo (713) 876-4627

GUITAR - Esteban Acous. Elec. Vintage Legacy Series NEW cond. unique blond fret board. $195. (757) 810-6389

96FORD EXPLORER - 235K miles, Daily driver, 2,500 OBO, 2dr sport many extras (757) 846-0801

2004 IMPALA - Black w/ spoiler, chrome rims, lthr seats, sunroof, 4dr, v6, Jan 07 insp, ex-cond 97,500 mil $5,000 obo (757) 870-2897

DOG BOX - Aluminum Diamond Tread Plate Dog Box w/ 3 Doors & Top Storage Box. $300 Firm (757) 570-3569

07 HARLEY DLUX - Custom candy teal blue, chromed-out, <7 miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail (757) 365-1521 85 NISSAN - 720 King cab 4WD, 4-CYL, 5–SPD MT, good running condition w/ maintenance & mileage log, $2K or OBO. (757) 722-1419 06 CADILLAC CTS - Dark Midnight Blue/ Purple Ext. Leather Int, BOSE Single CD, Power Wind, Locks & Seats, Cold AC, 163K mi. $4,000. (757) 768-6459 04 CHEVYTAHOE - Dark Metallic Gray, good condition, pwr windows, locks, AM/FM/CD/DVD, 3rd row. 220,000 mi (highway) $3,500 OBO (757) 508-6004 SUZUKI M109 - 2008 Suzuki M109 with 9500 mies. (757) 332-1160 2008 ZX 1400 - Clean, custom paint work & good running (757) 332-1160 2007 HARLEY 883 - Sportster. Very clean w/ low miles. $5,000 takes it. Call (757) 332-1160 2003 BUICK CENTURY – for sale needs work selling for 550 needs water pump/ fuel injector. (757) 333-1619 AUTO - V8, 188480 mi needs repair $1,500 Call (757)537-2334 08 ACURA TSX - Silver, auto, leather heated seats power everything! 72k mi tinted windows. $14,000 (757) 738-2138 06 NINJA 650R - Kawasaki, silver w/ red frame! Has 16k miles. $2,300 or trade for truck or ATV (757) 738-2138 2000 FORD FOCUS - Car has 191k miles new tires water pump and timing belt! $1,500 (757) 738-2138 WORK CAR - 95 Honda civic 4-door manual 160 k milage 40 gas saver (229) 886-8840 81-87 GM TRUCK - lots of parts; fenders, doors, mirrors, carbs, headers, ignition, ¾ ton axles, liftblocks, flowmasters (757) 268-5667 NP 205 - Gear to Gear transfer case. $300. $500 with TH400 adaptor plate. (757) 268-5667

HARLEY DAVIDSON - 04 Low Rider. New shocks; Fwd controls; Hwy pegs; Quik detach backrest & windshield & more. 26 k mi. $7,000. (757) 879-5126 03 HONDA ODYSSEY - Runs Great, Clean Inside & Out, Well Maintained 99,00 mi, $5,500 (757) 342-9587

BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY JOHN BOAT - 12 ft. w/Honda 9.9HP Engine & Tr. w/ gas tank & 2 Trolling Motors. $1,400 obo (757) 570-3569 MOTOR YACHT - Survey for 54,900, $30,000. Engine: Twin Crusader (757) 344-0685 86 BAYLINER - 19.5 feet, I/O, dual batteries, hummingbird w/GPS/etc, bimini top, $4,500 obo. (757) 870-6120

COMPUTERS LAPTOP COMPUTER - Needs work. Perfect for someone who works on computers. Toshiba (757) 277-2971 TABLET CHARGER - Belkin Tablet Chargr. Brand new cond (757) 277-2971

HOBBIES SURFBOARD - 5’10 Limited edition Monster Energy Drink Surf Board, brand new with fins $275 (757) 342-6977 GUITAR CLASSES - 1-on-1 (Midtown NN) Wk/bi-wk sched (757) 528-7017 BASS GUITAR - Fender Acoustic Electric. Model BG29 NS. Very Good cond. text pics. $395 (757) 810-6389 GUITAR - Fender Acoustic Electric. new cond. with hardshell case. Will text pic. $295 (757) 810-6389

FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES COOKTOP - Glass, electric, black, 4 burners, Whirlpool. Barely used. $325 OBO. (757) 636-3788 BEDFRAME - King size solid wood bed frame. Antique white finish. $350 OBO (757) 236-2240 2 RECLINERS - 2 Combo microfiber & leather reclining love seats w/ cup holders. $500 ea obo (757) 725-2882 KEURIG B60 - Used in great condition. (804) 687-4989 SONY TV - Sony 50” Big Screen TV, with picture to picture feature. Very pretty picture. $200 (757) 329-8667 FURNITURE - China Cabinet, Ex. condition. $150. Complete LR furniture, $350. Pic. available. (757) 685-8111 COFFEE TABLE - Square wooden, great shape $25 (757) 871-5729 WASHING MACHINE - 3 washing machines for sale. $250 - $400 all in great shape, clean (757) 880-9291

D&P SOFA - Nice Early 1900’s Duncan & Phyfe Antique Swan head sofa. Great shape. $250 (804) 824-3748

REAL ESTATE

HOME FOR RENT - Ports- Cstl Hghts; 1,700 sqft, 3BR, 1.5BA, LR, DR, Den, Lg Kitch, W/D, wood/tile fl., shed, fence, deck, $1,275/mo. (757) 676-6138 TOWNHOUSE RENT - 561 Kristy Ct. NN 2 BR 2 1/2 bath; 1 car garage; great area, updated kitchen, no pets or smoking; $1,350/month (757) 897-6717 HOME FOR RENT - 1000 sq ft Brick rancher for Rent. 3 BR and 1 Ba. Many appliances included. 10 min drive to NNS in HMPT 975/m (757) 273-5687 ROOM FOR RENT - Room & bath in 3/2 home. $550 a month utils included, cable & WiFi in room. (757) 581-1818

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Real Estate cont.

Miscellaneous cont.

HOME FOR SALE - 129.9K Newly renovated home. 3Br/1Ba double lot yard w/ fence & shed. Dead-end st. Hampton; (757) 876-1167 FOR SALE - 2Bd 1Bth house in Hampton/Remodeled. $113k. 13 E Gilbert St. (757) 725-2882 ROOM FOR RENT - $450/m, Churchland off 164. Cable(HBO)/wifi incl, access to common areas, garage & shed. Pet friendly (757) 738-2451 HOME FOR SALE - Beautiful 4BD, 2.5BTH home for sale in NN. 121 Skipper CT. 1866 sq. ft. 229.5k. Many upgrades! (757) 846-0801 TRAILER 4 RENT - Trailer in Smithfield. Large covered deck and shed. Extralarge kitchen. (757) 812-2719 LAKE GASTON - .47 Acre Waterfront Lot N.C. $119,900. (757) 672-9895 LOT FOR SALE - FSBO 1.3 Acres in York Co. city water & sewer avail., 5 min. from I-64, 5 min. from Yorktown Beach, $65,000 (757) 218-7418 FOR SALE - 2000SF, 4BDRM, 2.5BA, Adorable home for sale in desirable driver area of Suffolk, many upgrades, 275K (757) 406-2256 HOUSE FOR RENT - 2,100 sq ft with 3 BR and 2 full baths. Located: Hilton area of NN. $1,250/month (757) 876-9061 TWNHOME 4 SALE - 2BD/2.5BA, 3 car driveway, corner lot with fenced in patio. Western Branch, Chesapeake area. $175K. (757) 822-0027 HOUSE FOR RENT - 3BR/1.5BA, $850/ mo. 1000 sqft, W/D, carport, fireplace. Credit, bkgrd check req. (757) 344-6190

LOST & FOUND

MISCELLANEOUS REMODELING - Call for a free estimate on your home remodeling and handyman needs. (757) 256-8131 NBA JERSEYS - Various NBA jerseys. MJ, Magic, AI, Lynn Bias & others. Pictures & pricing. (757) 687-9403 EUREKA VACCUM - Works well, needs new belt. $40. Call/text (757) 871-7517 MENS SANDELS - Size 10, good condition just out grew. (757) 871-7517 KID’S SCOOTER - E200 Electric Razor scooter, teal in color and great fun for kids, speeds up to 12mph, paid $229 asking $175 (757) 342-6977 COUNTRY EGGS - Free range chicken eggs, large to XL. (434) 391-4958 JEWELRY - Gold Michael Kors Watch & Bracelet. $350 for both, text for pic after 3:30 pm (757) 696-2639 ELLIPTICAL - Sole E95 Elliptical - $600 Slightly used, great condition. Has ipod connection, fan, heart monitor, & incline (757) 784-8721 ROOFING/SIDING - Roof repairs and exterior renovations (757) 581-0075 ITEMS - refrid/freezer 4.5 $85 food saver seal system $85 Kirby Vac $135 (Life Core R100 Commercial rower) $799 (757) 589-7248 EXERCISE EQUIPM - Elliptical $50-225 & Exercise bikes $40-$250 2 Treadmills $140,145 Connected waiting room chairs 4 seats $150 (757) 589-7248 TILE SERVICES - Specializing in custom masterbaths and all other tile installations. (757) 232-1299

SELF-DEFENSE - Learn how to protect yourself and family members. Certified DCJS Instructors (757) 838-1102 XBOX 360 - great condition. Comes w/ controller, headset, all cables & games. Call for info. $150 (804) 687-4989 LINE 6 M13 - Stompbox Modeler. Used in great condition. MSRP $500. Selling for $350. (804) 687-4989 A/C SERVICE - 2-ton package unit for sale, call for details. (757) 771-3441 NIKE FOAMPOSITE - Sz 10. Deadstock, never worn. Limited Release Blue Mirror Colorway. With Receipt. (757) 362-2642 HOME CLEANING - I clean homes on the peninsula. Call for free estimates. (757) 604-7788 CHAINSAW - Husqvarna 440 X-Torque 18” bar chainsaw. New, never used with manual. Great 4 firewood. Poquoson $200 firm (757) 810-9052 HOME CLEANING - General home cleaning. (757) 371-3904

ROOM FOR RENT - Would like to rent a room or small apartment in the Poquoson area. 757-870-8168 WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free (757) 617-0100 VAN RIDERS - Van leaving from Belvidere Nc to Chowan, Gates county (Hwy 32) through downtown Suffolk to NNS 1St shift (252) 619-3117

GARAGE TREASURE - Trash to treasure. Looking for tools, tables, shelves etc. that are in your way will pick up, Leave msg or tx (757) 897-4737

NEED BRAIDS? – Need professional braids? Call for pricing. (757) 827-3282

LAWN MOWER - Un-wanted push mower, or parts. Running or broken will pick up for free. Please leave message or text! Thank U (757) 897-4737

PICNIC BASKET - picnic thermal w/ plates, cups, utensils, wooden block, multiple pockets $30 (757) 871-5729 CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR & First Aid Certified, low rates, smoke free, Foxhill area (757) 869-1876

PETS

FOUND KEY FOB - Found near 46 St Gate at 3:40pm on 1/29. (757) 688-4367

CHILDCARE - M-F, 6-6 6wks-up, CPR & First Aid Certified, fun learning, outside playtime $20 off 1st wk (757) 947-4408

PEKINGESE - Puppy, male w/ papers, light reddish-brown, $450 (757) 850-0265

CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift avail, FT/PT, CPR & First Aid Cert, low rates, smoke free, Fox Hill area (757) 869-1876

BIRDCAGE - Medium-size white birdcage w/ food/water trays and wooden perches. 27”H x 19.5”W x 15”D. Pics avail. $150 (757) 705-5235

RESUME HELP - Do you need to get your resume ready? For only $25 I can design a professional resume customized for you. (757) 581-1818

WOOD WINDOWS - Looking for 2 complete wood windows. 36X36 or larger. Will pick up. (757) 810-4798

PHOTO BOOTHISH - Looks like a Giant I-Phone, green screen, red carpet, customized Rent for your event. Packages start at $150 (757) 359-0292

CLEANING - Holidays are over, Let me do your cleaning! Depending on the size. $60 or Less! (757) 880-8519

POOL - 27’ Round you disassemble and haul, pump and sand filter included (757) 596-2246

ROOMMATE WANTED - 600/Month Hampton Area.2000 sq/ft home. Private Half Bathroom. Pool/Hot Tub. Gen. Use of Home. Dog on Premise (757) 504-6032

VAN RIDERS NEED - Commuter van from VaBeach to NNS M-F 1st shift. Leave Diamond Springs Rd to all gates @ NNS call (757) 450-6740

MAKE-UP ARTIST - Services incl: Bridal, Proms, & More! (757) 325-5353

KEURIG - Keurig & K-Cup Carousel for sale. Very good condition. $45 or best offer. (434) 851-2445

WANTED-SCOOTER - Looking for a working, road-worthy scooter in Hampton/NN area. Text photo to (757) 319-3535

ENGAGEMENT RING - 1/2 carat engagement ring. Appraised at $2,000. Make offer. (757) 812-2719

LOST KEY - Lost a vehicle key? Contact me, at the number provided to identify your keys. (757) 870-4696

FREE

WANTED

REPTILE CAGES - An assortment of reptile cages/aquariums, plastic plants, heat lamps and other accessories. pics available. (757) 876-3319

CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR & First Aid Certified

IN APPRECIATION THANK YOU - Mike & Kim E. want to thank the folks in the Pipe Shops/Bldg 7 for their sympathy, support & generosity.

African American Celebrating

Heritage Month

“Lessons of Our Past, Propel Us to Our Future” Throughout history, African Americans have made signiﬁcant contributions to our nation. During African American Heritage month, we celebrate some of the lessons from our past that have propelled us to our future. The Senior leadership team joins all NNS shipbuilders in celebrating both the signiﬁcant contributions African Americans have made to our nation and the valuable role of our African American shipbuilders.