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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding
Photo by Ashley Cowan
Preparing for Stennis Shipbuilders are finishing Dry Dock 11 preparations before the arrival of USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74). The aircraft carrier will arrive at Newport News Shipbuilding soon to begin its mid-life refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH).
“All of our trades are gearing up to make sure we have all the people here that we need at the time that we need them,” said PJ Waller, a construction supervisor who has worked on carrier overhauls for about 40 years. “You think it’s just another carrier, but each carrier is unique. You have some of the same challenges, but you usually have a whole host of new challenges.”
components in the dry dock. The tool maps as he walks. “We’re doing these scans to show where everything is located in the dry dock and then we can use that scan for future overhauls setting up dry dock plans,” he said. The data takes less time to process with the handheld scanners than previously used scanners requiring tripods. “We’re able to scan this dock and get the keel block locations within four hours,” Woods said. “The older scanners would have taken about four or five days to get the same amount of data.”
Working in the dry dock is new for Kaylah Boggs (X42), who usually works aboard aircraft carriers during overhauls. “It’s very impressive,” she said. “It’s a lot more work than I expected it to be. There is always something new I learn every day, whether it’s on my jobsite or the actual job.”
Scaffolding lines the dry dock walls, a proactive approach to give shipbuilders faster access to the ship when it arrives. “We’ll go inside the ship and start tearing things down to start replacing things,” Waller said. “It’s challenging, but a lot of fun. I always feel good when I see the ship floating back out to sea when it leaves.”
New technology plays a role in dry dock preparations. Woody Woods (E63) uses a handheld laser scanning tool to map
Watch a video on MyNNS to see various jobs shipbuilders are completing before Stennis’ arrival.
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Workers’ Memorial Day is April 28 Workers’ Memorial Day is observed every year on April 28 to remember and honor workers around the world who lost their lives, were injured or became ill on the job. It also is an opportunity for all employees to reflect and recommit to making good, safe decisions; looking out for others; and speaking up when they see something unsafe. As Newport News Shipbuilding practices social distancing and other measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, there will not be an in-person ceremony to commemorate Workers’ Memorial Day. NNS is displaying wreaths at major entry points this week. Shipbuilders hang a wreath at a Newport News Shipbuilding gate for Workers’ Memorial Day. Photo by Ashley Cowan
“It sounds like a long time when you say 65, but it really doesn’t seem that long,” he said. To put things into perspective, only about 700 of NNS’ more than 25,000 current employees had even been born when Deese began his shipbuilding career in 1956, after a stint in college. “When I came to work here, I had run out of money for school. I was going to work for a while and save some money, but then came along buying a boat and buying a car,” he said. At NNS, Deese joined his mother, father and two brothers, who all were shipbuilders working various shifts. “Between the five of us, we covered the shipyard,” he said. “Somebody from the Deese family was in here 24 hours a day.” Early in his career at NNS, Deese worked in what was known as the Atomic Power Division, helping to design Enterprise (CVN 65), the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. “I saw it launched, went on the first trial trip that it made from the shipyard, and I went on the last trip when it came back to the shipyard from Norfolk,” said Deese, who now works in Commodity Engineering.
Master Shipbuilder Henry Deese Jr. began his career at Newport News Shipbuilding in 1956.
Reflecting on the past 65 years at NNS, Deese said technology has transformed the way work is done at the shipyard. One of the biggest changes was seeing many of his coworkers begin working from home in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. “I never would’ve dreamed of that happening a few years ago,” he said.
Shipbuilder Celebrates 65 Years at NNS
Retirement may be on the horizon. But for now, Deese – who recently celebrated his 59th wedding anniversary – said he still enjoys his work at NNS.
Last weekend marked a big milestone for Master Shipbuilder Henry Deese Jr. (E68). Newport News Shipbuilding’s longestserving current employee, Deese celebrated his 65th work anniversary on April 24.
“I feel like I’ve picked up a lot of knowledge, made a lot of friends and been part of history in one way or another because I helped to design the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier,” he said. Watch a video featuring Deese and other longtime Master Shipbuilders on MyNNS.
Benefits Annual Enrollment Ends Friday Newport News Shipbuilding employees have until Friday, April 30, to enroll in or make changes to their benefits during the annual enrollment window. During annual enrollment, United Steelworkers, guards and salaried
employees who do not use tobacco must update their status to “tobacco-free” to save $660 on their Huntington Ingalls Industries medical insurance starting July 1. To take action, log in to UPoint through www.hiibenefits.com or by calling the Huntington Ingalls Benefits Center at 1-877-216-3222.
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AROUND THE YARD ED&I Panel Series Continues
Earth Day Clean Up
The Engagement and Diversity & Inclusion offices hosted another virtual panel discussion as a part of the “Together Strong - Life Unites” series on April 12 focused on removing bias boundaries and embracing individuality.
Newport News Shipbuilding employees volunteered to clean up and spread mulch around trees and shrubs on Earth Day.
The panel included Aylin RobertsonRosetta, director of Production Control; Margaret Williams, manager of EEO, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; Leon Reynolds, manager of Training; Daryl Cyrus, operations manager for Structural Fabrication and Assembly (SFA); and Ariel Matthews, who represented the Shipbuilders Together Realizing Inclusion, Diversity and Equality (STRIDE) employee resource group. A video of the panel discussion is available on MyNNS. Please note: No charge is provided. Employees who watch the video must do so on their own time. Shipbuilders are encouraged to join the conversation on the second Monday of every month. See the Datebook for information about May’s panel discussion.
ISO 9001:2015 Surveillance Audit Planned April 27-29
Volunteers gathered April 22 at Christopher Newport Park, the Victory Arch area, the Huntington Park beachfront and Oakland Industrial Park for the annual event. Photo by Ashley Cowan
NOTICE: Security Policy Change Effective immediately, but enforceable after Aug. 24, Newport News Shipbuilding department heads must establish, operationalize and fully implement Security Executive Agent Directive (SEAD) 3 reporting requirements for personnel with eligibility for access to classified information. This Security Executive Agent Directive establishes reporting requirements for all individuals who have eligibility for access to classified information along the lines of potential foreign contact or influence. When fully and correctly implemented, this policy shift will help proactively identify and counter exposed risk to both eligible individuals and classified holdings/assets in a proactive manner. Shipbuilders can expect more definitive guidance in the near future. For questions, email NNSSecCompliancePrg@hii-nns.com.
Shipbuilders Judge Science Fair Newport News Shipbuilding employees Antionette Arnold, Janice Boone, Lewis Fisher, Sunny Harvat, Corban Van Ornum and Devon Stanley were judges in the 17th annual Norfolk Public Schools science fair.
Newport News Shipbuilding will undergo a surveillance audit of its Quality Management System (QMS) April 27-29. The American Bureau of Shipbuilding Quality Evaluations (ABS-QE) will conduct these audits.
The science fair provided students in grades 3-7 the opportunity to demonstrate mastery of scientific concepts through innovative scientific research and investigation as well as show off their investigative skills and creativity. The Science Office of Norfolk Public Schools strives to prepare students to be productive contributors to society through science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) learning opportunities.
Managers, general foremen and supervisors should emphasize to employees the importance of having knowledge of their work procedures and working to authorized procedures and drawings.
Due to COVID-19, projects were judged virtually. Each judge had to go through a training session and judge the students’ work based on a criteria from a rubric.
For more information, see the April 19 edition of Currents or contact Brent Ruffy (O04) at 688-1439.
HRT to Initiate Service Reliability Plan Beginning Sunday, May 9, Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) will start operating a scaleddown version of its normal bus service to enhance overall transit reliability as the impacts of COVID-19 are still being felt. The Service Reliability Plan will be in place until at least July 1, with bus frequencies ranging from 30 to 60 minutes on most routes. For more information, visit gohrt.com or call 757-222-6100.
Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 Cases reported last week: 37
Total cases at NNS: 3,482
Total number of NNS employees medically cleared to return to work: 2,788
See case details at nns.huntingtoningalls.com/411.
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DATEBOOK APRIL 27
The Engagement and Diversity & Inclusion (ED&I) offices invite shipbuilders to join a Lunch and Learn Action Planning Progression Session from noon until 12:30 p.m. Attendees will learn how to make changes and updates to their team’s “one thing” Gallup Access. Attendees also will learn how to use the “State of the Team” tool in reference to action planning. Register on MyNNS.
APRIL 30
The Huntington Ingalls Industries 2021 Business Ethics Survey ends April 30. Employees with computer access were sent an email with a link to the survey. Those without company computer access can take the survey online, via the NNS to Go app or by visiting an NNS survey site. To participate, employees will need to enter their MyID, which can be found in Outlook or on a paystub.
MAY 4- JUNE 1
APRIL 28
Join Engineering & Design and the E&D Change Agent Team from noon until 12:30 p.m. for a Virtual Learning Session (VLS) on work-life balance for managers. Managers have more influence over the work-life balance of their direct reports than you might think. As a participant, you will learn some tips and tools to help you give your people what they need to better manage their work-life while increasing their productivity and engagement. You do not have to be a manager to attend, leaders can apply these tips and tools. Sign up on MyNNS to receive a calendar invite to attend. No charge is provided. For questions and concerns, email E&D Connections.
APRIL 28
Join the Veteran Employee Resource Group (VERG) at 4 p.m. for a discussion about veterans benefits and Virginia state legislation with Bill Ashton, chairman of the Joint Leadership Council for Veterans. This will be a Zoom event and is open to all NNS employees. No charge number will be provided. The Zoom meeting ID is 89897672430. Register on MyNNS. For more information, visit VERG’s website or contact Clara Anderson via email.
APRIL 29
The L.E.A.R.N. Program and the Generational Integration Focus Team (GIFT) will host an after-work presentation with Jonathan Arena, vice president and chief counsel, from 3:30 until 4:30 p.m. via WebEx. The event is open to all employees by reservation only. Sign up on the L.E.A.R.N. website on MyNNS. No charge is provided. For questions, contact Tanika Vasquez (E08) at 688-7916, Chris Porro (E47) at 534-0332, or email LEARN@hii-nns.com.
APRIL 29
Shipbuilders Together Realizing Inclusion, Diversity and Equality (STRIDE) is participating in Dining Out for Life. This event helps provide prevention education and outreach for the LGBTQ+ and HIV community. Check out the STRIDE website on MyNNS for more information and a list of participating restaurants. However, you may dine out at any restaurant and make a donation separately to support the cause.
Thriving Together empowers participants to fight back against cancer. This five-week, virtual group session will teach you the importance of positivity, resilience, diet and exercise to thrive in your or a loved one’s fight, and will help you gain strength through others. Sessions are held at 4 p.m. on Tuesdays. To register, visit myquadmed.com/BeWell.
MAY 10
The Engagement and Diversity & Inclusion (ED&I) offices invite shipbuilders to join their monthly ED&I Together Strong Life Unites Panel Discussion Series: Navigating Through Change at 4:30 p.m. via WebEx. The panel will discuss the importance of change in relation to different principles, preferences and roadblocks. Register on MyNNS.
MAY 11
Learn correct form and technique of basic exercise moves and how to design a full body exercise routine that you can do at home in 10 minutes or less during a virtual lunch and learn at noon or 4:30 p.m. To register, visit myquadmed.com/BeWell.
MAY 15-16
The NNS 5K is now the BeWell for Life 5K. This year’s event will be a virtual race held on the weekend of May 15 and 16. Interested employees and their friends and family members can register now through May 14 at quadmedical.redpodium.com/bewell-for-life-5k.
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Newport News Shipbuilding and BayPort Credit Union are sponsoring the Peninsula Relay For Life Drive-Thru Luminaria Event from 6:30 until 9:30 p.m. Luminarias will be lit to honor cancer survivors and caregivers or in remembrance of those lost to cancer. These flames burn during the event to serve as a reminder of the purpose of Relay for Life. Luminarias will be $10 for one bag or $25 for three bags. Visit www.RelayforLife.org/NNS to donate.
Longleaf pine trees at The Mariners’ Museum and Park are named in honor of ships built at Newport News Shipbuilding. Photo by Lena Wallace
Longleaf Pine Trees Honor Shipbuilding Newport News Shipbuilding recently named two longleaf pine trees USS Delaware (SSN 791) and USS Indiana (SSN 789) at The Mariners’ Museum and Park. The trees are part of a longleaf pine grove, dedicated in 2018, that commemorates ships built at NNS. Southeastern Virginia was once home to 1.5 million acres of longleaf pine habitat. However, the trees – which were widely used in early shipbuilding – were pushed to near extinction in the region. The longleaf pine grove at The Mariners’ Museum and Park is part of an effort to repopulate the trees in the area. Other trees in the grove are named Dorothy, SS United States, USS Enterprise (CVN 65), USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) and USS Washington (SSN 787). To see the longleaf pine grove for free, visit Harvey Field at The Mariners’ Museum and Park.
SEEKING SHIPBUILDERS
BLOOD DRIVES
Newport News Shipbuilding is hosting blood drives in support of the American Red Cross. A time charge will be provided for employees who donate. The Red Cross also will test all blood donations for COVID-19 antibodies as an additional health service. Blood drives will be held from 7:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (James River Room) on the following dates: •
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May 25
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June 9
To schedule an appointment, contact Natasha Eck or Sunny Lee via email.
Visit www.buildyourcareer.com to search for the latest NNS job openings.
Job Title
Req Number
Dept.
Location
Engineer Systems 3 Engineering Technician 3 Engineering Technician 4 Engineering Technician 4 Engineering Technician 4 Manager Engineering 2 HII-Mechanical Foreman (Machine Shop – 3rd Shift)
5680 5412 5751 5772 5747 4246 5422
E47 E86 E25 E25 E83 O05 N960
Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News Newport News
Employees are encouraged to use MyHR or the “Current HII Employees Job Search” button at www.buildyourcareer.com to apply. The company continues to offer cash bonus awards for referrals to select positions, visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/hii-careers/refer-a-friend for more information.
LONG SERVICE MASTER SHIPBUILDERS
FIRST QUARTER 2021
Edwin Accardi 40 years
Anthony Artis 40 years
Ricky Ashworth 40 years
Tim Axsom 40 years
Jerry Benson 40 years
Deidra Bethea 40 years
Natalie Blow 40 years
Michael Bousquet 40 years
Marci Bridges 40 years
Darrell Bunch 40 years
Mike Byrum 40 years
Timothy Campbell 40 years
Marsha Cundiff 40 years
David Dayton 40 years
Horace Dozier 40 years
Betty Evert 40 years
Tim Ferguson 40 years
Joe Greene 40 years
John Gular 40 years
Bill Hamilton 40 years
John Henry Jr. 40 years
David Hudgins 40 years
Dave Huey 40 years
Quentin Johnson 40 years
Ron Johnson 40 years
John Laroche 40 years
Chris Lowe 40 years
Tim Madden 40 years
Bruce Norman 40 years
Ron Norton 40 years
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MASTER SHIPBUILDERS
FIRST QUARTER 2021
Fred Peedle 40 years
Stephen Reid 40 years
Bill Russell 40 years
Cheryl Sanford 40 years
Michael Saunders 40 years
Lee Skinner 40 years
Larry Trevathan 40 years
Philip Vieth 40 years
Jeff Wells 40 years
Steve Wyatt 40 years
LONG SERVICE 50 YEARS Clark Johnson
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45 YEARS Jay Barth George Bowman Freddie Cypress Cecil Eley Anthony Harrell Nathan Hord Brian Ingram Dwayne Jones John Kernodle Irevia Marshall Varia Mccloud William Michaelis Ronald Mull Ernest Parker Joanne Person Harry Saulman II Earnest Wheeler
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40 YEARS Edwin Accardi Anthony Artis Richard Ashworth Timothy Axsom Bass Beasley Jr. Jerry Benson Deidra Bethea Natalie Blow Michael Bousquet Robert Bunch
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Michael Byrum N364 Timothy Campbell X33 Marsha Cundiff N365 Robert Curtis E22 David Dayton X47 Lynn DeGregorio E92 Horace Dozier E51 Betty Evert O53 Vincent Falcione E81 Timothy Ferguson K47 Michael Greene X73 John Gular E92 Rhee Hawkins O26 Gloria Hawkins O21 David Hayes X47 Kent Heath X42 John Henry Jr. E21 David Huey X44 Quentin Johnson T56 Ronnie Johnson X47 John Laroche O43 Christopher Lowe E35 Timothy Madden X10 Steven Marshall O46 Bruce Norman T54 Ronald Norton E10 Michael Olson X57 Dean Orrell E21 Frederick Peedle E51 Stephen Reid E68 William Russell O43 Cheryl Sanford O14 Michael Saunders X42
Earl Sheppard 40 years
FIRST QUARTER 2021 Earl Sheppard X22 Gary Skinner Jr. K93 Joseph Sterne X43 Larry Trevathan O53 Philip Vieth E25 Jeffrey Wells K46 Richard White K45 Jonathan Whitehurst X36 Susan Williams E70 Steven Wyatt X44 James Young E81 35 YEARS James Albright E18 Kevin Arden E02 Milton Bates Jr. X18 Robert Black E85 Gregory Bocwinski E22 Charles Bridges III E18 Edward Brown K45 Anthony Buchanan E16 Robert Caffacus Jr. O27 James Carpenter E37 Kelvin Cartwright O26 Christopher Collins X47 Michael Crider E70 James Cross II K47 Nolan Dandridge O63 Dave Dunlap O63 Brian Fields E25 Christopher Foster E81 Gregory Gipson T55 Randy Godwin E01
Frank Gregory Jr. X74 Alvin Harrison E03 Dennis Herndon Jr. E81 Steve Holley X36 Timothy Johnson K47 Daniel Johnson O52 Todd Martin X44 Jody Miller E35 Michael Nobles E81 Tommy Norwood X31 John Plevelich X47 Fulton Purdy X31 Leonard Rossi E85 Raymond Rougeux Jr. O19 Marcus Santarsiero E81 Linda Taylor E86 Jacqueline Tisdale X47 Thomas Turner O46 Christopher Vest E85 Alonzo Watson X18 30 YEARS William Adams Jr. Mark Alexander Eric Baldwin Janet Bass Joseph Batten Curtis Benjamin James Bentz William Bond Angela Boone Janice Boone Emmett Burks
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Mitchell Cannon Jr. X36 Carlos Carr X11 Tyrone Clemons X42 Randy Creighton X32 Dwayne Davis X36 Jerri Dickseski N350 Cynthia Foster E33 Gregory Fuller O64 Dale Fullwood O53 William Gardner E91 Martin Gardner X36 Gary Gibson X36 Thomas Green X22 Chad Green E22 James Hall O04 Philip Hall Jr. O64 Moody Harp E37 Amy Hartsell E85 Kelvin Haynes X47 James Holland X44 Jeffrey Holland O43 Harriet Holloway X82 Anthony Holmes X10 Cecil Holmes X31 Elmer Holmes Jr. X36 Paul Howard III A572 Anthony Ingram X36 Braston Jackson O48 Richard Jernigan X36 Worth Jones X42 Michael Jordan X36 Edward Kittles X36 Steven Lawrence X18
Douglas Livermon O52 John Lucas Jr. X47 David Martin X10 Henry May Jr. X31 Timothy Miller E17 Frederick Moody K48 Reginald Outlaw X18 Stephen Perry X18 Rodney Pierce K45 Jimmy Rackley X32 Terrence Randolph X36 Danny Ratcliff O43 Kimberly Ravenell X33 Linda Scott X11 Christopher Sewell X47 GeorgeSimmermanJr. N358 Shaun Starcher O22 Kenneth Stephens X42 Terry Stevens X11 Kenneth Sykes A572 Weston Tilley O19 Randy Washington X42 Bruce White O22 Aaron Wiggins X21 25 YEARS Gary Callow Peter Piszczek William White
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LONG SERVICE 20 YEARS Tony Babb O48 Jacqueline Bagby E21 Justin Baker E56 Christopher Beardsley O36 Steven Blea O41 Peter Brailsford A572 Walter Brooks Jr. M53 Jesse Burkhalter Jr. X33 John Burris E85 Jeffrey Carpenter E81 Patrick Center X32
FIRST QUARTER 2021
Philippe Cintron E83 Michele Cook O51 Brian Costello X71 Larry Crosby E85 Mary Cypress X32 Damien Dews O48 Kennith Doty X43 Anita Drewry X84 Jeremy Frederick X43 Susan Goss E82 Samuel Griffin X01 Sharyl Gruchow E70
Monique Gwaltney X32 Jeffrey Halbauer E82 Jerome Harrell X73 Pamela Hart E49 Christin Harvey E27 Kathleen Haughwout O51 Amanda Hester K46 Erma Hill X31 Jesse Hunt X31 Juanita Jenkins X33 Rodney Jones E85 Meredith Kane X43
Jeffrica Key Jeff Lillibridge Robin Lyons Melissa Martin Ernest Martin Jr. William McGarr Lee McKoy Derrick Mizelle Patrick O’Brien Jr. Deanna Patterson Troy Payne Keisha Pexton
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RETIREMENTS David Adams O44 Lisa Adams O36 Gene Allen X36 Frederick Andy O87 Vernal Banks O67 Norman Bannerman X18 Lawrence Baranowski O61 William Barrett X47 Terry Beckett O53 Teressa Belfiore X33 George Betts E86 Victor Boone X42 John Bowser E85 Marcel Bridges O52 Jonathan Bullion O39 James Cherry X33 Danni Clark E13 Clinton Cofield O43 Charles Cook O46 Isaac Coston X33 Dale Cowell X73 Douglas Cox X73 Susan Cram X33
Leon Dawson Michael Denton Paul Devlin Patricia Dixon Jackie Dotson Mark Dunford Deborah Edwards Frank Edwards Neal Edwards Max Elliott-Blount Anthony Ellison Michael Emanuel Milton Faulks Felita Fields Angela Fitzgerald Bobby Fitzgerald Wilbert Freeman Willie Futrell Richard Gabel Joseph Gansor John Gatewood Donald Gibbons Sandra Gibbons
Aaron Pierson M21 Christopher Plummer X47 William Powell E82 Sheldon Reese Jr. X32 Melvin Renn Jr. X84 Russell Singleton E25 Keith Spranger O36 Gil J. Titsch O51 Sharon Toomer E85 Joshua Tyree X71 Alvin Ward X33 John Weisflog X73
Joseph Wetzler Kevin Wheeler Mark Winslow James Wright Jr. David Yohe Jr.
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Mark Gillette Charles Griggs Harold Harbeck Wayne Harrell Leven Harrell Bessiegaye Hash Thomas Herrin Oliver Hill Thomas Hines Paul Hoffmann Chester Holliman John Hopkins Perry House David Hudgins Russell Johnson Clintona Jones David Jones James Jones Kathy Joyner Mark Keafer Walter Kelley Linda Kester Kenneth Kurtz
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George Lamb E27 Preston Lane E56 Wesley Lane O43 Calvin Lawrence X36 Thomas Liakos X67 James Lippincott X67 Joe Long X18 Kelly Martin X33 Shirley Martin O36 Richard Martin E85 Daniel Marusek E13 William Mayo O43 David Mcabee X47 Thomas Mcallister X44 Philip Mccoy X33 Leon Mcwilliams X33 Emmett Mitchell X19 Clyde Monday X22 Marian Morrow O05 John Murphy X15 Jeffery Myrick X11 Anthony Neal E85 Jeffrey Netzel X82
William Nixon Charles Noland Michael Oneill Thomas Parker Everett Parks John Pellum Gwendolyn Perry Ricky Pike Martin Quigley Michael Rapp Jay Ridout Michael Robinson Purcell Robinson Robert Rose Joseph Sabol Landon Scott Michael Sholly Wayne Smiley Chester Smith Leon Smith Nathan Snell Raymond Stearns Robert Stora
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40 Years Ago
Los Angeles-class submarine San Francisco (SSN 711), built at Newport News Shipbuilding, is shown during sea trials in March 1981. NNS photo archive