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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
Delivering Freedom The Virginia-Class Submarine Program held “Delivering Freedom” town halls at various locations throughout the yard Feb. 21-22. Matt Needy, vice president of Virginia-Class Submarine Program and Fleet Support, led the events to congratulate shipbuilders for recent accomplishments in safety, quality, cost, schedule, but also to motivate shipbuilders to continue to find new ways to improve. In his remarks, Needy emphasized the importance of teamwork. “In order to deliver a ship as... CONTINUED ON PG 3
The Apprentice School Graduates 184 Apprentices On Saturday, Feb. 25, The Apprentice School held commencement exercises for 184 graduates. The ceremony was held at Liberty Baptist Church in Hampton. Rear Adm. Mat Winter, the U.S. Navy’s deputy program executive officer for the F-35 Lightning II, delivered the commencement address. "Congratulate yourself and congratulate and thank those that have helped you get to where you are today and continue to move forward to be a better person, to strive for that next level. Lead from the front and make a difference,” he told the class. Eighty-eight apprentices completed an optional, advanced program, which includes coursework in subjects such as marine design, production planning, modeling and simulation, and marine engineering – culminating with an associate's or bachelor’s degree. Seventy-nine apprentices earned honors, which combines academic and craft grades to determine overall performance. Fifteen graduates completed the program
Evan George Danz, 2016 Homer L. Ferguson Award recipient, gives remarks during graduation exercises. Photo by John Whalen
with a perfect 4.0 grade point average in the required academic curriculum. Nineteen graduates were recognized as Gold Athletic Award recipients for outstanding achievement in four... CONTINUED ON PG 3
President Trump to Visit the Shipyard this Week The White House has confirmed that President Trump will visit the shipyard on Thursday and make remarks aboard the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), located at Pier 3. Newport News Shipbuilding will have approximately 2,000 tickets available to distribute across all shipyard divisions. Additional information will be provided as details are finalized.
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AASA Hosts 8th Annual Black History Month Celebration The African American Shipbuilders Association hosted its 8th Annual Black History Month Celebration Feb. 22. This year’s theme was, “Power to Make a Change: Follow Your Dream.” Jack Ezzell, chief executive officer of Zel Technologies, LLC, served as the event’s guest speaker and in his remarks he spoke about embracing dreams and not being afraid to take risks. “You will never get to second base if you never leave first base,” Ezzell said. The after work event also included a performance by the company’s choir and and art exhibit featuring work of talented shipbuilders and their families. Roslyn Long (E83) has been coordinating artists for the annual event over the last four years, and not only does she call for local artists that work at the shipyard but she also reaches out to their family and friends. “Overall, the program was very inspiring as it demonstrated our history from where we were, how far we have come and where we are going. There was a diverse group of people in attendance, which helps us bridge
Company Leaders Meet for 2017 Business Forum
Attendees recite a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speech at the Black History Month Celebration. Photo by Matt Hildreth
a gap to understand and respect each other’s differences and cultures,” said AASA Event Co-lead Robin Lee (O53). Emmanuel Onafeko (E47) added, “I learned that you can achieve your dreams by standing tall and being confident in what you believe – always being persistent and determined to do more than what is just required." Candice McDougald (O74), granddaughter of participating artist Sherman Watkins, also attended the event. "I was so happy that my grandfather was able to showcase his award-winning artwork," she said. "Since I was a little girl he has inspired me with his artistic visions and I was extremely proud to have him share his art with my fellow shipbuilders.”
Corporate Credit Cardholders - New Replacement Cards To improve service and increase card security, J.P. Morgan is moving to another processing system, which will require replacement cards to be issued to all cardholders. The cards will be mailed in a plain white envelope and should be received within the upcoming weeks, but cannot be used until March 20, 2017. All cardholders should remember to update their profile in the Adtrav online booking tool under "payment options." For additional details on the changes and delivery information visit the Travel website on Homeport.
Last week, more than 100 company leaders met for a business forum hosted by Newport News Shipbuilding President Matt Mulherin. Topics discussed during the meeting included 2016 financial performance, the long range strategic plan, a recap of a recent leadership meeting attended by company vice presidents, and the specific goals and objectives for 2017. “This year, our priority will remain on our four pillars of safety, quality, cost and schedule,” said Mulherin. “We will also continue our commitment to being an ethical, inclusive and diverse workplace.” Information discussed during the forum will be cascaded to employees in the coming weeks, including an aspirational message about the future direction of the company, which was crafted by NNS vice presidents during their leadership meeting: Newport News Shipbuilding is leveraging innovative 21st century technologies to digitally and physically redefine shipbuilding – dramatically changing the way we and our Navy customer design, deliver, operate and maintain future ships. We will attract, develop, and retain the best people and leverage the power of their diverse ideas to change the way we work, creating as yet unimagined new opportunities to make shipbuilding simpler, safer, smarter and more efficient. Our transformation will enable us to more quickly and effectively respond to our nation’s call for the world’s most capable naval warships – building on our 131 year legacy of ALWAYS GREAT SHIPS!
Job Family Promotion Changes Are Coming There are now two paths for Newport News Shipbuilding employees to be promoted to a higher level position.
Employees are reminded to search the "Current HII Employees" portal at www.buildyourcareer.com for the latest job openings.
Effective March 6, 2017, in an effort to increase career opportunities for employees, employees that are salaried Individual Contributors (levels 1-2) will have the ability to apply for a higher position within the same job family (e.g. Accountant 2 to Accountant 3) as long as they meet the basic qualifications for the job and have been in their current position for at least six months. This change is for new job openings (levels 1-3) that are posted on March 6 or after.
In addition, the Job Family Promotion (JFP) process still affords eligible employees the opportunity for promotion each year without applying for an open position. If you have a question concerning the changes to the JFP process, contact your HR Business Partner, visit the Compensation website or send an e-mail to buildyourcareer@hii-co.com.
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Delivering Freedom CONTINUED FROM PG 1
... complex as the ones we build, it takes everybody across the yard – each trade, each shop and each crew, working in unison to deliver that ship and maximize performance,” he said. Nuclear Insulator Annie Ricks attended the event and said that it’s great when leaders come out to talk to shipbuilders. “You’ve got to put your all into everything and be proud of what you do,” she said. “It’s rewarding when I see the ships on the news. I can tell my grandchildren, ‘that’s what grandma does.’” Capt. Mike Stevens, who oversees the VCS Program for the Navy and has taken ships to sea as a former commanding officer, said that the quality of the ships built by Newport News Shipbuilding brings him and each Navy sailor peace of mind when they are halfway around the world. “It’s really comforting when you’re out there on a nuclear-powered submarine so far from home and so far from any safe harbor, and the only thing you’re worried about is if the ice cream machine works or not. That’s because of the quality you impart in these submarines.”
Matt Needy, vice president of the Virginia-Class Submarine Program and Fleet Services, congratulates shipbuilders on for recent accomplishments in safety, quality, cost, schedule. Photo by Matt Hildreth
VCS Program Director Justin Byrum reminded shipbuilders to continue to take ownership of their work. “All 5,000 shipbuilders in the VCS program, whether you’re designing a product, procuring a product, warehousing a part, manufacturing a part, installing, building or testing,” said Byrum. “Whatever your role is, your role is vital. Every piece or part you touch, each piece of paper or hardware you deliver for the ship is just as important in delivering freedom to our nation.” Watch a highlights video of the event on MyNNS or the NNS to Go app. The VCS Program has established the Virginia Performance Acceleration Program (VPAP) to capture and track implementation of shipbuilder ideas. VCS employees who have ideas for improving safety, quality, cost or schedule, should contact Rob Gies (X80) via email or at 688-6446.
The Apprentice School Graduates 184 Apprentices CONTINUED FROM PG 1
...consecutive years of Apprentice School collegiate athletics. Of the 184 graduates, 13 are military veterans or are currently serving in the Armed Services as reservists and guardsmen.
the highest grade point average for required academic and craft grades combined. Danz is a naval architect who began his shipbuilding career in 2013 as an outside machinist apprentice.
NNS President Matt Mulherin addressed the graduates as the shipyard’s newest leaders. “Leadership is not a title or position,” he said. “It is an action—a responsibility. A leader produces results and sets examples. You, indeed, are all leaders, and I commend and applaud you on this defining moment in your shipbuilding careers and in your lives.”
“As we continue on in our careers, we have become specialist, leaders and innovators," he said. "We will for now and always be Apprentice graduates and we will continue to master our craft. We will apply all of the experiences we have to whatever challenge we face.”
Evan George Danz received the Homer L. Ferguson Award for earning
Watch a highlights video of the ceremony on MyNNS or the NNS to Go app.
Rep. Kay Granger Tours NNS On Feb. 24, Rep. Kay Granger (R-Texas) toured Newport News Shipbuilding with NNS President Matt Mulherin. The tour included progress updates on Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), John F. Kennedy (CVN 79), USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) and Enterprise's (CVN 65) inactivation. Granger also learned about Newport News’ role in the Virginia- and Columbia-class submarine programs. “The exceptional shipbuilders at Newport News are vital to building our Navy’s future fleet,” Granger said. “It is their skill and expertise that ensures our nation’s nuclear shipbuilding enterprise delivers what is needed to support our national defense. In addition, I am pleased by the shipyard’s efforts to control costs on these complex warships because we must increase the size of our Navy in these dangerous times. This shipyard and other advanced American manufacturers across the country are absolutely critical to keeping us safe.” Visit newsroom.huntingtoningalls.com to read the entire release. NNS President Matt Mulherin and Rep. Kay Granger discuss shipbuilding Feb. 24. Photo by John Whalen
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Spring 2017 Night School Registration is Underway Registration for the spring semester of Night School is currently underway. Classes will begin the week of April 3 and will conclude June 3. The application deadline is next Friday, March 10. To view information and course offerings, visit the Night School website, The Apprentice School website (under “programs”) or on the NNS to Go app.
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MARCH 3
The Apprentice Alumni Association will host its annual banquet honoring the Class of 1967 at 5:30 p.m. at the Marriott in City Center. The price is $40 per ticket. Current employees may obtain tickets from their delegates, alumni officers or by contacting Sally Krystyn (O22) at 380-3438.
MARCH 7
ASIAN (Asian Shipbuilders Including All Nationalities) will host a meet-and-greet from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Bar Louie in Hampton. No RSVP is required. The event is open to members and employees interested in learning more about the ASIAN Employee Resource Group. For more information about this event or to join ASIAN, email ASIAN_ERG@hii-nns.com.
The Central Engineering department is hosting a Teaching, Enlightening, Aspiring (TEA) Talk event with guest speaker Susan Jacobs, vice president of Human Resources from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in VASCIC (2 West Dining Room). TEA Talk is a leadership development series that provides a form for employees to hear personal stories from company leaders about how their personal lives have influenced their career at NNS. No charge will be provided. To RSVP, sign-up on MyNNS. For additional questions, contact Renae Myles (E02) at 534-2429.
SEEKING LEADERS
MARCH 9
Learn how growing produce can save you money and keep you healthy at the HII Family Health Center’s Grocery Garden Wellness Beacon Event March 9 at 5 p.m. at the health center. Send an email to HIINNWellness@quadmedical.com or call 327-4200 to RSVP. View the flier. Employees and their dependents must be eligible to use the health center to attend the event.
MARCH 12
Registration is underway for the One City Marathon, presented by NNS. Employee discounts are available for the 8K, marathon, nautical mile and marathon relay. Visit www.onecitymarathon.com for more information.
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SAFETY
MARCH 16
The Apprentice School Bass Club will hold its "Season Opening Meeting" from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Smoke BBQ in Newport News. The club is open to all employees. For questions, contact William Burton (O22/X43) at 380-7202.
APRIL 7
The Progressive Club is hosting their 2017 “Cabin Fever Golf Tournament” at Sleepy Hole Golf Club. The tournament is a four-person, captain’s choice. Entry fees include the “Team Mulligan Package.” For more information, view the flier or contact Kenny McBurney (X91) at 813-7246.
Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for more information on how you can build your career with NNS.
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Foreman Foreman Foreman/Craft Instructor Mgr Project Management 2 Mgr Engineering Metrology 2 Mgr Programs 3 Mgr Project Management 2 Mgr Quality Assurance Policy 3 Superintendent Supervisor Test Inspection 1 (2nd Shift) Supervisor Material Handling 1 Night Shift Superintendent
15679BR 15963BR 16572BR 15543BR 16561BR 16573BR 16557BR 16504BR 16553BR 16541BR 15759BR 16606BR
M53 X82 O22/X11 O93 O68 X80 O85 O06 X82 M10 O53 X82
Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News
Year-to-Date Injuries
Year-to-Date Injuries with Days Away, Restricted or Transferred
+20%
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35
24
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-38%
-39%
Safety Improvements (Above Goal)
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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS AUDIO/VIDEO BOSE Acoutimass 10/ONKYO RVRZero surround sound system with ONKYO TX-SR606 receiver. Four HDMI Inputs, Dolby 7.1, EC, $550. (757) 869-2509 Computer Repair- PC/Laptop, Repair Services, Virus Removal, Install Operating Systems. $85 + Parts. (757) 329-6761 Cell Phone LG VX4650 No Camera - Verizon w/ black leather case and belt clip. Wall and car chargers, wired in-ear. $35. (757) 272-7934 DJ - 10 years, customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects and photo. (757) 869-1876
AUTO British Motorcycles- parts, basket cases or any pre 1989 motorcycle considered. Cash paid. (757) 620-4472 1965 T-Bird- Wht Ext., Red Ltr., PS, PDB, 390 CI eng. Rebuilt, 300 HP, New headliner/carpet/dual exh./tires, $10.5K. (757) 817-6292 2003 Mercedes SLK32 AMG- Silver, 3.2L V6, SC @ 350hp, ~73k miles. Runs great. $12.5k. (412) 327-5766 2008 Toyota- Matrix - 173K miles, Original Owner, Great Work Car, Asking $2,950 OBO, KBB value $3,400. (757) 651-2902 2008 BMW F800ST- Good condition. ABS. Heated hand grips. Garage kept. 12K maintenance complete. ~14K miles. $4K OBO. (804) 687-4989 2007 Nissan Frontier SE - King Cab, Silver, Excellent Condition, 58K Original Miles, A/T, Tow Hitch, New Brakes, Bed Liner. (716) 597-8759 2007 Harley Deluxe- Chromed out, <7 miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail. Custom PT Job, must see to appreciate. (757) 365-9694 1966 Chevrolet Pickup- Excellent mechanical condition. $6,900. (757) 267-2581
Auto Cont. 2011 Subaru WRX- Dark Grey, Manual, Turbo, four door Sedan. 39K miles. Great condition. Asking $19K. Text for pics. (757) 748-1246 1999 Ford Expedition- Garage kept Red Ed Bauer 159K mi. Still runs great. Tan leather seats $5K OBO call for pics. (757) 390-0895 1955 Chrysler Windsor- deluxe 2 owners 65k, new interior, no rust, good paint, runs, needs tuning. (716) 512-3720 1998 Dodge Durango SLT- 4WD, white with gray interior, GC, loud mufflers. 140k miles. Can text picture. $3K. (757) 818-1488 2010 BMW 528i- Garage kept, runs great. Heated seats/steering. Under Warranty. 64k mi. $15.9K. Text for Pictures. (757) 641-2885 2015 Yamaha Bolt- Low mileage, excellent condition, lots of upgrades asking $6.5K OBO (757) 849-3444
BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY 2007 Sea Doo Jet Ski- 155 HP - runs and looks great - 133 hours - newly upholstered seat - new winch on trailer - $4.5K. (757) 209-8617 2003 Prosports 2,550 WA w/ 225HPYamaha 4 strk 578Hrs Aluminum LED 2 axle Trlr Portapotti Bimini Top Sink FF VHF all GC asking $18K. (757) 763-9076 1986 Bayliner- 19.5 feet , I/O, Bimini Top Dual batteries, Hummingbird w/GPS etc. Nice Boat. $3.8K OBO. (757) 870-6120
FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES Night Stand- Stickley night stand commode $400. (757) 812-9763 Couch- L-Shaped modern 3 pc 9’8 x 7’4 dark olive fabric very good condition $350. (757) 812-9763
2008 Chevy Impala- Clean LS, 91k miles, V6, tinted windows, cold AC, non-smoker, $5.8K (757) 870-7584
Natural Gas Dryer- LG Super Capacity, Sense Dry system with quite operation, natural gas. Model DLG2522W $40. (757) 869-2509
2010 Ford Mustang GT - 2010 Ford Mustang GT-4.6L V8 Red w/Black Leather int 34,500 miles Garage Kept, $18K (804) 694-7018
Crib to Bed Furniture Suite- including crib that makes twin bed later, dresser, chest and toy box $250. (757) 869-2509
2007 F350 Dually 6.0L Rebuilt - $12K truck has 230K miles motor has 120K after rebuild 2WD lariat 4dr 8ft bed. strong truck. (757) 869-6658
Dinnerware- Six each Dinner Plates, Cup/Saucer and Glass. Light pink and white in color. Call or Text for Pics. $15. (757) 846-8678
1964 Galaxie 500XL- 2 door fastback needs some tlc motor rebuilt and runs strong has 289Ci. Asking $4K (757) 869-6658
Dining Room Suite- China Hutch, Oval Table w/ Leaf and six chairs. Small stain on table. Call or Text for Pics. $300 OBO. (757) 846-8678
1999 Honda Accord - 188k miles; 4 cylinder; auto trans; $2800 OBO call/ text for pics (757) 660-2136
Futon for Sale- 8’ wooden futon for sale. When laid down equivalent to full size bed. Easy assembly. Can text pics. (757) 813-1984
2008 Mustang GT for Sale - GT- 4.6L, V8, Manual 5-SPD, Red w/Black Leather. Clean, EC. Only 56K Miles. $14K (757) 879-0817 2002 Mercury Marquis - with leather seats, 91K miles and in excellent condition. Asking $2,500. Call (804) 725-2496
Dorm Fridge- 2 door dorm fridge 3.1 cu ft black and silver VGC only used one semester $50 call for pic. (757) 222-9661 Antique Piano Stool- Ball and claw feet. VGC. $175. Can text picture. (757) 818-1488 Pleather Loveseat- White. Can text picture. $50. (757) 818-1488
Furns. and Appl. Cont. Entertainment Armoire- VGC. Honey pine finish. Decorative scrollwork. Adjustable shelves. $125. Can text picture. (757) 818-1488 Framed Art- “Jazz at Takoma Station” 34x26 Framed Art Print by Joseph Holston. Highly stylized, very hip. $95. (757) 775-4776 Records - Record album from the 1960’s Rolling Stones with cover $25 (757) 812-9763 Canisters - 3 Glass cracker barrel canisters vintage w/wood handles one 12” and two 14” $35 (757) 812-9763 Armoire - Large Stickley 3 drawer 9 compartment Armoire $1,200 (757) 812-9763 Dresser - Triple 10 drawer cherry dresser and mirror. Made in USA by Stickley $1,450 (757) 812-9763 Artificial Tree - 8’ tree, artificial with designer ceramic pot $50 & 7-1/2’ tree $60 (757) 812-9763 Refrigerator - Stand up refrigerator and freezer great for the garage. Cream color and best of all free. (757) 236-0789
HOBBIES Ice Hockey Table- MD sports ice zone hockey table 66” L X 32” W, Four paddles, two pucks like new $65 OBO - pics available (757) 773-4059 Guitar Classes- 1:1 Midtown NN. Play and read. Casual setting. Stress-free. flxbl sched Call/txt. (757) 528-7017 Hokie Club Open Golf TourneyMonday, April 24 at 9 am at Kingsmill Resort’s Woods Course in Williamsburg. (757) 880-4161 Piano Lessons - Offered in my home or yours. All ages welcome. Call/ Text (757) 761-3663
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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS LOST & FOUND Found Ring- men’s ring found along curb on 45th street mail description of ring to gcrew5usn@aol.com or call (757) 348-4119
MISCELLANEOUS Exercise Equipment - Ellipticals $50 to $225. Exercise bikes $45 to $230. Treadmills $155 to $299. Total gym XLS $399. (757) 218-2946 Rodan and Fields Soothe Regimenfor sensitive skin, complete set, brand new cost $125, retail at $170, text for pic. (757) 358-5254 Commercial Safe- Size 18”L x 13” H x 10” W /4” thk. plate $250. Can send pics. (757) 232-1299 Tile Services- Specializing custom master baths and other tile installations Lic. and Ins. call. (757) 232-1299 Exercise- Schwinn Drifter Beach Cruiser Bike, Black and White. Brand New. Asking $100. Can send pics. (757) 570-8727 Exercise- Pro Form XP70 Exercise Bike, Great Shape, all bells and whistles. Can program for stages/ levels, $100. (757) 570-8727 2 Plots/ 2 Crypts- At Veterans Memorial Gardens in Hampton, Va. $1,500 or best offer. (757) 817-6292 Mobile Mechanic- ASE certified, I come to you. Flexible hours. Affordable prices. (757) 352-0622
Misc. Cont.
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Real Estate Cont.
General Home Cleaning- Free estimates, special occasion, cleaning welcomed. Licensed and insured. (757) 371-3904
Surfboards - 5’3” WRV $135, 5’4” WRV $175, OBO, both boards are customs shaped by Yinger, pic’s available. (757) 870-6272
Home For Rent - 2br/1.5 bath; 1000 sf, central Heat/AC, freshly painted, carpet, etc. 1132 22nd st. NN, $700/ month. (757) 572-7062
Ladies Hand Bags- Dooney and Bourke, Michael Kors and more. Can send pics. Medium/Small, $25 each. (757) 690-6999
PETS
Omega Planet Ocean-Timepiece Steel w/ black face and bezel. Box and card incl. Pics avail. $3,800. (757) 705-5235 Exercise Equipment- MaxiClimber, EC, and LifeSpan spin-style stationary bike, EC. Can text picture. $100 each. (757) 818-1488 Tax Preparation- Licensed tax preparer with 20+ years exp., very reasonable pricing. Call for appt./ info. (757) 766-8185 Bike Carrier- Two bike steel carrier. Mounts in 1-1/4” square hitchreceiver-tube. $20. (757) 775-4776 Hitch Packer- Cargo carrier for hitch receiver tube. Outfitted with 1-1/4” bar but also have 2” bar. Like new, $40. (757) 775-4776 Plug-Type Aerator- towed behind lawn tractor. 48” width. Works great. $80. (757) 775-4776 Childcare - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR and First Aid Certified, smoke and pet free, Foxhill area. (757) 869-1876 Items - Electric shopper cart amigo new cost $2,500 sell for $475. Five gallon bucket laundry detergent $35 (757) 218-2946
Roof Repair and Replacement Service- Free estimates available. (757) 240-8846
Items - Microwaves $35 and up, Patio sets $85 to $145, Vacuums $35 and up, Carpet shampooers $65 and up. (757) 218-2946
Nintendo 3DS- Used but in good condition. Charger included. Daughter grew out of it. $100 txt. (757) 532-1502
Watch Fob - Silver Arrow Head Indian Watch Fob 50 from 1,900’s (757) 812-9763
Pest Terminator- Pesty mice/Rat probs. Moisture, termite control, real estate letters, crawl space repairs, Poly. (757) 873-4999
Records - Woodstock 1969 (3) vinyl record album with picture cover $25 (757) 812-9763 Split Firewood - Split Oak Firewood1/2 cord for $75, Full cord - $150. Bundles available. (757) 715-5460
Hay Bales or Rolls- Can deliver large or small quantities. (757) 357-5552 Small Animal/Rabbit Cage- w/ slide out pan. 2’ x 2’ square 21” tall, fully assembled. EC, $30. (757) 619-4341
REAL ESTATE For Rent- House For Rent 3br 1.5 bth $1,000 per month, 1yr lease req., mins from NNS, 1000 Lyndon Circle NN No Pets. (757) 874-4865 House For Sale- 800 Teach St, Hampton, Va. 2 bed, 1 bath. Updated elec./plumb/hvac/all. (434) 547-5512 Prime Lot #63- Lot for Lease at White House Cove Marina in Poquoson. Call (LVM) for more details. (757) 880-1363 House for Sale - NN Colony Pines4Br, 2.5 BTH fenced yd corner lot. New Roof Installed $237.8K Contact for more details. (757)329-4404 Condo for Rent- 1 Lg. Bdrm, 1.5 bth, 900 sq/ft for rent 1/2 mile from city center and port warwick, NN. $825/ mo. (757) 329-610 Home for Sale- 3 br 1 bth new appl, cabinets and flr. priv fenced yard shed w/pwr, great first home, Farmington area. (757) 532-5690 Home for Sale- Poquoson, completely updated brick rancher. 3BR, 1.5 BA, garage, boat slip in back yard. (757) 871-9811 Home for Rent- 712 32nd St. NN. Newly remodeled. 3 bed 1 1/2 bath 1,150 Sq. Ft. 5 min from Ship Yd. Built 1992. (757) 876-7443 Vacation Lodging- Three to seven days in VB, Myrtle Beach, Poconos with golf, ski, swim, kids spring break. As low as $60/night. (757) 560-8416
WANTED Enclosed Trailer- Prefer Older Model. (757) 620-4472 Vanpool Riders- Van comes through King William West Point New Kent Norge/Toana commuter lot. (540) 907-5811 Van/Carpool Ride- Want to commute with riders from Chesapeake. Located off Providence Rd, by Campostella Rd, First shift. (757) 585-5958 Washer and Dryer- Broken washers and dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 617-0100 Shipyard Bulletins- Looking for Shipyard Bulletins from 1976 -1992. Also other Shipyard Memorabilia like Coins, Programs, etc. (757) 871-8296 Programs- Looking for a Decommissioning Program from the USS Enterprise (CVN 65) February 3 (pay top dollar). (757) 871-8296
YARD SALE Yard Sale 3/11/17 - Yard sale in Fox Hill area on Saturday, 3/11. Ladies/ juniors clothes, household & décor, kids items. (757) 329-2361
LONG SERVICE MASTER SHIPBUILDERS
february
Ed Belvin** 50 years
OB Outerbridge 50 years
John Pellum 50 years
Judith Weatherly 50 years
Gene Brothers 45 years
Jim Callis 45 years
Cadillac Fleetwood 45 years
Karen Primm 45 years
Tally Taliaferro 45 years
Arnold Vass 45 years
JD Armstrong 40 years
Dave Barnes 40 years
Thomas “Big B” Bellamy
Weldon Bolden 40 years
Cleveland “Coach” Bowens
Carl Bunch
Stephen Carroll
40 years
40 years
40 years
40 years
Mr. Reggie Charity 40 years
Willie Daughtrey Jr. 40 years
Al Dunston 40 years
James Elliott Jr. 40 years
Ronnie Faltz 40 years
Peter Flythe 40 years
Steven Freeman 40 years
Bob Froemel 40 years
Phil Gayles 40 years
Bobbie “Red” Gwaltney
Rob Hite 40 years
Mickey Hobson 40 years
John “Hop” Hopkins Jr.
George “G-Lee” Howard
Dwight Jones* 40 years
Super Joe Justice
Sammy J. Justice Jr. 40 years
James Lassley 40 years
Clifton “Honey Bun” Lathan Jr.
40 years
40 years
40 years
40 years
40 years
Steven Pangle 40 years
Pat Patterson 40 years
Tommy Pelfrey 40 years
Barbara “BB” Richardson
40 years
Reginald Riden 40 years
Larry Ridley 40 years
Starchild Scoggins Jr. 40 years
Ronald Sharp 40 years
Cottes Smallwood 40 years
Doug Smith 40 years
Rob Taylor Jr. 40 years
Tony Tisdale 40 years
Nelson “Dink” Turner 40 years
Jimmy Vaughan 40 years
Charles Walters 40 years
Michael Warren 40 years
Dwayne White 40 years
Joey “Wig” Wiggins 40 years
**December 2016 anniversary
*January 2017 anniversary
LONG SERVICE 50 YEARS Elbert Outerbridge X36 John Pellum X32 Judith Weatherly X36 45 YEARS Eugene Brothers X36 James Callis O39 Larry Fleetwood X42 Karen Primm O67 Bobby Smith X79 Rowland Taliaferro N930 Arnold Vass X59 40 YEARS John Armstrong David Barnes Jr. Thomas Bellamy Weldon Bolden Verlie Botts
X11 O45 X36 X31 O14
Cleveland Bowens O43 Carl Bunch T54 Stephen Carroll O67 Reginald Charity O53 John Clark X36 Stewart Crocker E27 Willie Daughtrey Jr. X18 Alfred Dunston X32 James Elliott Jr. X59 Brenda Evans E18 Ronnie Faltz X36 Hurley Flythe X36 Steven Freeman X36 Robert Froemel X11 Phillip Gayles X11 Glenn Goodhart X42 Bobbie Gwaltney X15 Robert Hite X36 Graham Hobbs III X59 Michael Hobson X59
february John Hopkins Jr. George Howard Joe Justice Samuel Justice Jr. James Lassley Clifton Lathan Jr.
X43 X11 X11 X43 O39 X36 Deborah McDonald N366 Steven Pangle X59 Lionel Patterson X11 Tommy Pelfrey X36 Marshall Ray III X89 Barbara Richardson X33 Reginald Riden X36 Larry Ridley X15 Leslie Scoggins Jr. X36 Ronald Sharp O54 Cottes Smallwood X36 William Smith X18 Robert Stephens X36 John Taylor Jr. X36
Anthony Tisdale Nelson Turner James Vaughan Charles Walters Michael Warren Dwayne White Joey Wiggins
X33 X36 X32 X18 X18 O26 X18 Edward Wightman III X11
Todd Woldmoe Jeffrey Zeigler
E86 E15
30 YEARS Dwayne Harris
X43
35 YEARS Eugene Alston Jr. O53 Thomas Bennett X73 Steven Bryant T56 Leroy Hansen X82 Sally Jones X73 Sarah Lewis T52 John Shifflett O12 Kay Smith X84 Melvin Taylor K93 Bryan Vick X15
25 YEARS Jesse Burgess William Gledhill Kwang Lee Steven McDade
Marlene Howard AMSEC
Darrell Smith X10 Edwin Wurden AMSEC
E27 O41 E83 E16 Steven O’Loughlin AMSEC Damon Saetre X89 20 YEARS Kenneth Banks Ervin Blake Jr.
X22 O26
RETIREMENTS Peggy Arnold Louis Ashley Warren Barnes William Bell Gerald Blasko Kurt Boestfleisch James Boyd Jr Charles Brett Daniel Brookman David Brookman Sharon Bryant Christian Bubczyk Jr. Mark Carli Marvin Carter
E89 T54 X73 O11 X51 O20 X33 X67 O22 X88 O14 E18 X76 X15
Donald Cherry Joseph Clark Richard Coleman Donald Collins II John Comer Jr. Le Doris Conrad
X33 X18 K71 X74 O19 X31 Linwood Copeland Jr. X18 Mc Ell Cross X36 Terry Daniels X31 Melvin Davidson O43 Diane Davis X33 Robert Dawson X15 Peter Diakun O11 Rickey Dickerson X11
Nathan Carter Rodney Crockett Marvin Echols Robert Ford II David Giunti Darrell Goodrich Joseph Hayton Wendell Hunt II Samuel Jordan Jr. Don Lehman Michelle Lloyd Jo Modzelewski Brian Reed David Rockey Richard Schroeder Dean Selby Ralf Smith
X11 E09 E18 X88 E91 O03 X59 X22 E26 E65 O04 E16 E65 X57 E84 O64 E44 Christopher Sumpter M53 Kimberly Thompson X75 Thomas West Jr. X91
january Christine Doherty William English Jr. Jimmy Eure Paul Evans George Fenner Jr. William Fletcher Andrew Franklin Jr. Milton Gatling Samuel Greene Gary Hansen Daniel Harrington David Hassell Yonnie Hedrick Gregory Herendeen
K07 X79 X33 E51 X11 O11 O21 X36 X36 E42 O27 X32 O23 X31
Patrick Higgins Jr. Carl Holt Jr. Cecil Houchin Gregory Jenkins Ronald Jenkins Wade Jenkins Richard Jones Deildra Joyner Gary Kinsey Mark Leonard Ricky Mallory Nancy Mazzanti
X32 E82 E14 O20 X59 X42 O67 O53 O47 O11 X42 O53 Shirley McNair-Carter O53 Michael Melson X76
Ricky Miller David Miller Donnell Mitchell Sheila Murphey Glenn Murphy Robert O’Keefe Christopher Oxley Henry Paris John Perkins Donald Peters Michael Ponton Peter Prokup Nancy Ramsey
X36 X31 X32 N357 X11 O39 O29 E86 X42 E63 X42 O04 X51 Rodney Richardson III X31
John Schmitt Marvin Sides James Steinke Kenneth Stone Thomas Sweat Mary Thompson Carlton Threat Ronald Titus Edgar White III Alvin Williams
X76 O39 E30 E11 X32 X74 X18 X31 X36 X36 Robert Williamson Jr. E25 Calvin Wilson X31 Richard Woods X42