Currents by Newport News Shipbuilding

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

U.S. Senators Tim Kaine and Roger Wicker Visit NNS Last week, Huntington Ingalls Industries hosted U.S. Senators Tim Kaine, D-Va., and Roger Wicker, R-Miss., for a tour of Newport News Shipbuilding.

VCS Achieves Superior Safety Results Over the past year, the Virginia-class Submarine (VCS) Program has reduced accidents by 40 percent. The VCS leadership team gives a lot of the credit for the improvement to its Environmental, Health, and Safety (EH&S) Task Team, led by craftsmen across all trades. One of the team’s activities is a monthly “Module of Excellence” banner presented to the area that has demonstrated outstanding safety. Members of the safety task team survey every module under construction to determine a winner and to provide feedback to others for improvement. They determine a score based on each module’s staging, line management, safety boards, housekeeping, and accidents. The most recent recipient was the sail team in the Covered Module Assembly Facility (CMAF). CMAF Safety Task Team Leader Eric Duvall (X31) said, “The Safety Task Team and upper management have been coming up with innovative ideas to make a safer work environment. Positive change can happen, and winning the Module of Excellence banner shows we are moving in the right direction.” CONTINUED ON PG 4

The senators met with shipbuilders and discussed the shipyard’s increased efficiencies and construction progress on Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) and John F. Kennedy (CVN 79). They also received progress updates on the Virginiaclass submarine program, the refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH) of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72), and the inactivation of USS Enterprise (CVN 65). “America’s Armed Forces require the best technology and tools available to complete their missions,” said Wicker, whose state is home to Newport News’ sister shipyard, Ingalls Shipbuilding. “Huntington Ingalls Industries produces the world’s most sophisticated ships, enabling our troops to remain the most well-equipped military power on Earth.” Wicker has represented Mississippi in the Senate since 2007. He is a senior member of the Armed Services Committee and chairs the Subcommittee on Seapower. Kaine was elected to the Senate in 2012 and is a member of the Armed Services Committee. The former Virginia governor has been a strong advocate for Newport News Shipbuilding. Last year he worked to secure funding for the refueling and overhaul of... CONTINUED ON PG 3

June Master Shipbuilder, Retirements and Long Service

NNS’ Software Center of Excellence Appraised at Maturity Level 3

Answers to This Year’s Build Clean Crossword Puzzle Contest

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AROUND THE YARD

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Congratulations to Ethics On-the-Spot Award Winners

FREE Tickets to the Peninsula Pilots Game on Aug. 1

Listed below are the most recent winners of the On-the-Spot Ethics Recognition Program Award. Congratulations to the following shipbuilders:

Saturday, Aug. 1 is Shipbuilder Appreciation Night at War Memorial Stadium when the Peninsula Pilots host Wilson Tobs in a double-header at 6 p.m. The Communications Division still has FREE tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets are good for both games.

Darryl Barnes, Jr. (X33), Michael Lindsey (O53), Janice Mallory (O24), Kevin Butler (E85), Jeff Warren (E86), Juanita Jenkins (X33) and Nancy King (X33).

NNS is also looking for a shipbuilder to throw the first pitch during the game on Aug. 1. Employees who are interested in throwing the first pitch or would like tickets should contact Casey Fletcher (O29) at 688-2512. Group tickets cannot be provided for non-shipyard groups.

NNS License Plate Applicants Last year, the Communications Division collected applications for the Newport News Shipbuilding license plates coming out this November. If any of the following have occurred since filing your application, contact Jeremy Bustin (O29) at 380-4384. • Vehicle sold

Interested in Becoming a Heart Walk Team Lead?

• Expired vehicle registration

Newport News Shipbuilding is looking for team leads for both the Southside (Oct. 10) and Peninsula (Oct. 17) American Heart Walk events.

• Vehicle is registered with truck plates

Employees interested in leading a team should visit www.hamptonroadsheartwalk.org from a home computer. For questions or for additional information about becoming a team lead, contact Amy McDonald (O29) at 688-6489 or via email.

• Delinquent personal property taxes • Vehicle emissions inspection required (gross weight: more than 7,500 lbs.) •

Insurance issues

•

Incomplete application

Note: While new applications may not be submitted at this time, changes to existing applications are allowed.

NEW! Check Out the Frontline FAST Website Check out The Apprentice School’s new Frontline FAST Yardnet website. On the site, visitors will find information about Apprentice School programs, various resources, co-horts and an opportunity to participate in a “Moodle Activity Package.” Moodle is an online, interactive discussion packaged to promote analysis, consideration and application of key management and leadership concepts and applicable skills and behaviors learned through the FQS coaching process. Contact Frontline FAST Coordinator Jason Kinney (O22) for questions regarding the program.

Registration for Fall 2015 Night School is Currently Underway Fall 2015 Night School sessions are scheduled to begin the week of Sept. 14 - Nov. 21. Deadline for applications is July 31. Visit the Night School Yardnet website to view a copy of the schedule of classes or for additional information. For questions, contact Shirley Smith-King (O22) at 688-8606.

X36 Safety Lead Team Holds Monthly Meeting The Safety Lead Team for X36 Waterfront Support Services recently met to review trade processes and to identify areas for improvement within the department. “In addition to focusing on specific processes and jobs and recommending improvements, the team is also responsible for engaging and educating X36 shipbuilders about safety,” said Safety Team Leader Jason Batcha. “The team also works very closely with the X36 Ergonomic Team to help identify specific jobs within the department that could be improved with the assistance of an ergonomic evaluation to perform trend analysis on specific processes to reduce potential risk in the future.” To achieve this goal, the main team is organized into four smaller teams, each focusing on a specific area.

Front row (L to R): Nicolas Teter, Jeremy Bradley, Tyler Detroy, Foreman Karon Bazemore, Darin Spencer, Brian Millette. Back row (L to R): Foreman Ronnie Burton, Marlon Towns, Edward Caldwell, Douglas Deloatch, Louis Carroll, Jamar Ivey, Dale Runner, Foreman Brian Hill, Foreman Jean Thompson, Ryan Everett, Team Leader Jason Batcha. Photo by Chris Oxley

Foreman Karon Bazemore is the lead for the “mid yard” inspection team. “It’s very important that we engage our workforce. Their input is extremely important because they are the ones on the deckplate utilizing these processes, so they are the ones who can recommend the best areas and opportunities for improvement. Here at NNS, safety is our first priority and together, we can make this the safest shipyard around.”

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A Cleanliness Perception By: Tim Ketten, Propulsion Machinery, SUPSHIPNN A loss of piping system cleanliness onboard U.S. Navy ships can severely disrupt delivery to the Fleet or harm our Sailors. Since the summer of 2013, Newport News Shipbuilding implemented numerous process improvements to minimize the potential for a loss of piping system cleanliness. Some of these process improvements include: a pipefitter cleanliness qualification program, a foreign material exclusion device closure accountability program, an audit/assessment and surveillance program, and statistical methods that monitor the health of the piping system cleanliness program. Supervisor of Shipbuilding, Newport News (SUPSHIPNN) is convinced these efforts prevent damage to sensitive systems and are less expensive than costs incurred during cleanliness recovery actions and delays to schedule. NNS has invested a significant amount of time and money establishing these programs, and SUPSHIPNN acknowledges these positive efforts to improve

quality. Based on my observations of mechanics at worksites, reviewing surveillance data, and the reduced number of deficiencies found during audits and system testing, NNS’ attention to cleanliness has improved. Thank you to all NNS pipefitters and mechanics for your efforts to achieve these improvements; however, continued vigilance is necessary to maintain piping system cleanliness. Continue to work with pride, follow your procedures, and know the cleanliness acceptance criteria for the particular system you’re working. The country relies on your diligence to build clean systems and to return these vital assets to the U.S. Navy within budget and ready to accomplish their mission. Congratulations to this year’s Build Clean crossword puzzle contest winners: Christine Miller (X42), William Styron (X31), Richard Martin (O39) and Jesse Johnson (X88). Turn to p. 4 to view the answers from the contest.

U.S. Senators Tim Kaine and Roger Wicker Visit NNS CONTINUED FROM PG 1

...the USS George Washington (CVN 73). “I have the benefit of visiting the shipyard on a fairly regular basis, so I can appreciate the tremendous progress being made on all of the ships across the shipyard, but especially Gerald R. Ford,” Kaine said. “Senator Wicker shares my interest in shipbuilding, so I was happy to join him to meet with our shipbuilders and see first-hand all of the cost-reduction efforts being

made so that we can continue making smart investments in our national security.” Pictured on cover: U.S. Senators Tim Kaine (second from left) and Roger Wicker (center) toured NNS on July 20 and were briefed on the construction of the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79). Also pictured (left to right) are Mike Butler, program director for Kennedy; NNS President Matt Mulherin; and Mike Shawcross, vice president, Kennedy construction. Photo by Chris Oxley

NNS’ Software Center of Excellence Appraised at Maturity Level 3 The NNS Software Center of Excellence (SwCoE) has been successfully appraised at Level 3 of the CMMI Institute’s Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI), opening up many growth opportunities for the group. By achieving CMMI Level 3, the SwCoE, which is part of Department E44, can pursue growth opportunities in software development for the Department of Defense and other government agencies that require the rating. CMMI is a process improvement approach that provides organizations with essential elements for processes that improve their performances. A Level 3 appraisal indicates the SwCoE’s processes are well-characterized, understood, and are described in standards, procedures, tool, and methods. According to the CMMI Institute, the benefits of using its model include improved customer

satisfaction, increased quality, and more ontime deliveries. To ready the organization, the SwCoE developed processes, templates and work instructions now in use by the organization. The effort spanned 18 months, which is significantly lower than the industry average of 26 months. The Level 3 rating places NNS among other industry leading defense contractors, such as Boeing, BAE, Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics, and Northrop Grumman, that are known for their software development capabilities. Congratulations to E44’s SwCoE: Joseph Von Tersch, Stephen Jelf, Patrick Spisak, Marisol Liceaga, Tim Reynolds, Jeff McGowan, Paul Summa, Andrew Limbaugh, Bryan McDaniels, Jesse Kennedy, Maggie

Katon, Josh Rolon, Mike Doran, Patrick Hines, Jim Madigan, Justin Shevock, Jesse Hales, Eric Littley, Marcus Eaves and Maurice Misse. Photo by John Whalen

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AUGUST 15

The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (James River Room). Register via the Learning Exchange (LX) or contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599.

AUGUST 14

Join Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) for an evening of relaxation and networking at an exclusive private opening for NNS employees at Nail Addict in Newport News. All participants must complete the registration form below and submit the $10 deposit no later than Aug. 10. View the flier on Yardnet for more information. Contact Krysti Filer (O20) at (757) 380-4687.

AUGUST 29

The Progressive Club is holding its third outing of the year. The event will begin at 4:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus in Newport News. Cost is $15 for a guest or trial guests. View the flier for additional information. Salaried employees interested in attending this outing as a trial membership should contact a club representative. Members who have not paid their annual membership dues should do so as soon as possible.

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VCS Safety Task Team Drives Superior Safety Results CONTINUED FROM PG 1

The Reactor Plant Module team, led by Construction Supervisor Tim Madden (X82), has won the award on five occasions, more than any other team. Madden says the key to safety and success is teamwork. “We are like a family,” he said. “We look out for each other.” Another way the program practices safety is through a Safety Status board. The board includes comments and conditions about projects to help employees work safely. VCS Safety Task Team Leader Dennis Miller (X18) said, “Our goal is to enlighten, engage and educate employees. Having people who want to be part of this initiative creates a different environment of safety.” Cover photo (L to R): Mike Scott (X18), Construction Supervisor Tim Madden (X82), Nicholas Baez (X11), VCS Safety Task Team Sponsor Robert Patsell (X82), CMAF Safety Task Team Lead Eric Duvall (X31), VCS Safety Task Team Leader Dennis Miller (X18), Brandon Holmes (X43), Construction Supervisor Lee Gilliam (X82) and Joshua Lyreman (X36). Photo by Chris Oxley

Get Out Your Running Shoes and Start Training The City of Newport News has announced the date for the 2016 One City Marathon, which will be presented by Newport News Shipbuilding. The second annual marathon will be held on Sunday, March 13. NNS/HII employees are eligible for a discount when registering for the full marathon, relay marathon, 8K or Nautical Mile. Go to www.onecitymarathon.com to register, and select “Newport News Shipbuilding” as your employer to receive the discount. If you are interested in sharing your running story to be featured in one of NNS’ publications, contact Jeremy Bustin (O29) at 380-4384.

Notice: NX Transition Weekend

Augmented Reality Team to Host a Series of “Lunch-and-Learns”

Newport News Shipbuilding is rolling out a new design software called, NX (see July 13 edition of Currents). Certain Ford-class Engineering and Design groups will work 10-hour days July 27-30 and Aug. 4-7 to support the transition. Data migration and software upgrades will take place July 31-Aug. 3. For more information about NX, visit the NX Teamcenter site on MyNNS.

The Augmented Reality Team will host a series of 30-minute lunch-and-learns through December. The lunch events will begin at noon and will cover a variety of topics relating to Augmented Reality (AR) ranging from the history of AR to the intricacies of large scale AR to current AR using heads-up-displays. Visit the AR lunch-and-learn calendar to view all of the upcoming events. If you have any questions, contact Lauren Hamburg (E04) at 688-8657. Upcoming events: • July 29: Bldg. 520 (O19 conference room) “History and Future of AR” • August 12: Bldg. 901 (CR 113) “AR Using Heads Up Displays”

Editor: Lauren Shuck

Contributing Writer: Casey Fletcher

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.

LONG SERVICE MASTER SHIPBUILDERS

july

Bob H. Braun Jr. 40 years

Bobbie “Brock” Brockington 40 years

John F. Chappell 40 years

Reggie Hines Jr. 40 years

Dale S. Howell 40 years

Tom Lambert 40 years

Stanley Lane 40 years

Michael M. Lassiter 40 years

Sam L. Massenburg 40 years

Donald W. McClellan 40 years

Sam Nester 40 years

Glenn E. Norcutt 40 years

Glenn E. Oliver 40 years

Henry “H.P.” Peele Jr. 40 years

Bill H. Savage III 40 years

Randy Sene Jr. 40 years

Clint Sharpe 40 years

Chris Stiff 40 years

Tom Taylor Jr. 40 years

LONG SERVICE 40 YEARS Robert H. Braun Jr. X71 Bobbie G. Brockington X18 John F. Chappell X89 Charles H. Clement Jr. X33 Ronnie L. Gibbs X70 James R. Hines Jr. X32 Dale S. Howell O51 Thomas L. Lambert O98 Stanley R. Lane X11 Charles M. Lassiter O24 Alphonso Lovelace X36 Samuel L. Massenburg X87 Donald W. McClellan X11 Samuel O. Nester X89 Glenn E. Norcutt O64 Glenn E. Oliver X32 Henry Peele Jr. X36 Gary W. Roberts X32

William H. Savage III E83 Delmar R. Sene Jr. O43 Clinton Sharpe X70 James C. Stiff X82 Dallas L. Taylor X18 Ashley T. Taylor Jr. X15 35 YEARS Tony X. Bagley X33 William K. Bailey X82 Richard T. Banks O15 Warren S. Barnes X73 Wendell Boone O43 John A. Boutalis X32 Frederick M. Boyd X76 William H. Boyd O41 Ulysses M. Brinkley O39 Timothy L. Brown X33 Bonnie S. Butterbaugh E83

july William E. Cannon Harry L. Cashdollar Calvin V. Ceaser Rodger L. Chandler Gary W. Derby Henry M. Dillard Mario P. Doreste Erich S. Driscoll Robert E. Dubinsky William A. Duff James D. Elam Jeffrey B. Elmore Thomas J. English Ervin A. Ferebee Jerry L. Fitchett Randall C. Gonse Ted A. Grandison Joseph R. Graves Michael E. Griffith

X73 M20 E83 X88 E44 X36 E04 O45 E13 O64 X36 X59 O31 X33 X36 X82 X33 T56 X82

Keith S. Hamlin E12 Timothy E. Hancock O39 Bobby L. Harrell X82 Frankie L. Harris AMSEC Jimmie W. Haselwood X33 Kenneth L. Holemon X33 Paul T. Hoppe Jr. X42 Walter S. Horn X74 Troy O. Hudgins O98 John A. Ireland E90 Gary Jones X33 Randy G. Kimrey O39 Michael D. Kronstain O51 Gene A. Matthews O53 Willie L. Matthews X36 Paul D. McCrickard O46 Steven M. Menefee X70 Ronald W. Miller Jr. O67 Joseph W. Moore X32

Edward H. Morris X42 James M. Morris X73 Donald M. Newland E83 James Ochenkoski E04 Charles W. Overton X36 Paul A. Patrick E85 Derrick L. Patterson X33 James W. Patterson II X88 Roger T. Phelps O67 Valdoie P. Phillips Jr. O14 Dwight D. Porter X88 John H. Price Jr. O43 Tilden F. Purdie X36 Michael Rawles X36 Danny T. Reid X72 Rickey D. Rodgers X33 Jessie J. Rodriques X43 Kenneth Rountree X33 Michael G. Shawcross K70

Michael A. Simpson X88 Robin M. Smith X10 Terry L. Smith X32 Nelson B. Stortz O45 Neal T. Strickland O39 Allen G. Sutton X36 James J. Taylor X11 Wayne D. Thurnher X42 Heinz D. Trulley X82 Frank D. Vaughan X42 Ernest G. Waiters O19 George W. Waters Jr. X89 Tony Watson X73 Chester L. Welch X33 Steven L. Wells X91 Scott M. Whitmore X82 Charles A. Wickline O68 Willie O. Wilkins E73 Alvin J. Williams X36

LONG SERVICE cont. Frank J. Williams X33 Reginald L. Williams X33 Percy A. Wilson X36 Robert E. Windham X43 30 YEARS Lisa S. Adams O36 Gregory L. Barb O68 Vicki F. Belanger N361 Anita O. Bethea E18 Michael D. Branson X36 Gregory A. Brendle AMSEC Wayne C. Briggs X18 Odell Brothers X33 Marcia S. Capelli O53 William L. Clifford E75 Donald G. Collins II X74 Allen W. Conway E82 Mary L. Cullen E80 Alfred J. Derenske Jr. E15 Jerry T. Diggs X33

Bruce A. Easterson Herbert L. Fields Alan W. Fry Michael A. Gundy Curtis S. Hall Allen M. Hargrove Dwayne L. Heaster Carl M. Holt Jr. David A. Hux Donald N. Isaksen William M. Jenkins Laura L. Jonas Rodney L. Jones Kenny C. Judkins Joseph C. Keller Gregory W. Kunsch Larry E. Lee Laura L. Lewis John R. Marshall III Deborah R. Martin Timothy E. McCoy

K71 X73 E82 X33 X91 X33 X36 E82 E61 X88 E22 O06 E85 X59 X18 T53 X82 E85 O43 E63 E25

july John M. McKinney X88 William M. Mountford X84 Daniel C. Nuckols X82 Scott L. Packard E85 Robert J. Pregler E84 Willie J. Pressley X33 Daniel P. Santrock O53 Bari W. Smith X72 Dion G. Smith O43 Kenneth J. Sonders X18 Jeffrey P. Speight O35 Christopher A. Street X73 Jacob L. Verhulst E17 Paul J. Vukson E85 David A. Waterfield X31 Marvin J. Watkins X33 Kevin S. Weber X18 Timothy Wilkerson X10 Cletus B. Womack X18 Kathlene C Wright E81

25 YEARS Mark S. Allen X70 Laddie B. Anderson X82 Sharon P. Arrington X11 Deborah C. Askew X33 April D. Barnes X73 John M. Bazemore O87 Oscar C. Bazemore Jr. O67 Catherine A. Beal M20 Scott C. Blake O45 Latonia C. Boyd X33 Aric R. Britton X82 Bernell Brown X33 George D. Burrus Jr. O46 Leo S. Carper Jr. X88 Michael A. Chavez X73 Annie D. Clayborne X70 Leah R. Colvin E04 James E. Cooper X33 Richard L. Couteret Jr. X70 Christine A. Doherty E10

Ivory C. Ellison E85 Helen O. Evans X33 Curtis L. Gaines X33 Learcher Gilliam X82 Timothy L. Gilliam X31 Mark E. Goodrich O26 Antonio N. Harris E85 Latiticia L. Henderson X82 Paul S. Hoffmann O22 Frederick L. Jenkins X36 Daniel E. Jordan E85 Clifford L Kauffman Jr. X84 Warren D. Manley X36 Anthony O. Middleton X82 Jerry L. Mitchell X42 Douglas H. Olmsted E85 Charles R Powell X88 Tony C. Powell O53 Burnell W. Pulley Jr. E85 Joseph T. Purkett E88 William T. Rew O67

Richard K. Roach X43 Frank E. Rogers X43 Dean H. Royal E10 Lewis Shivers X88 Vernon K. Silver X82 Damon C Skweres O19 Rodney R. Smith X88 Jeffery D. Stubbs E61 Tracy S. Tann X33 Michael P. Tellinger X42 Fernando L. Veney E85 Christopher E. Walker X43 Robert L. West II O43 Steven D. Willis X36 Robert L. Winslow X89 William T. Wright X10 Richard L. Zaharek Jr. X80 20 YEARS William D. Glenn N355

RETIREMENTS Lewis J. Adams X36 Viola G. Barnes X42 Sherman Blow O15

Fredrick E. Dagen X18 Lewis H. Dixon E46 Gary W. Gibson X18

june Glenn D. Hammett E17 Shelley R. Harrell X33 James A. Holiman X36

Michael L. Knapp E18 Kenneth A. Payne X32 Josephine D. Pegram O58

Estella M. Washington E79 John C. Woodin O46

USS NIMITZ (CVN 68) DEPARTS NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING FOR SEA TRIALS ON MARCH 4, 1975.

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SAVE THE DATE Saturday, September 12, 2015

Join the Crews from Newport News Shipbuilding & Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems

For an EXCLUSIVE Park Rental More Information To Come!

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS

AUDIO/VIDEO BLACKBERRY BOLD - Blackberry BOLD 9930 non-camera, Verizon, touchscreen, Great condition, in box, refurbished, w/charger, $75 (757) 285-1145 GAME OF THRONES - Blu-Ray seasons 1-4 Game of Thrones. $80 txt (757) 751-3230 PS3 GAME - Rocksmith 2014 for PS3 includes cable from guitar to system. New in box. $15. Text (757) 897-3246 DJ - Guaranteed to Rock It and I Won’t Break Your Pocket DJ/MC for every occasion. I have a no yawn guarantee; (757) 632-9929 DJ - customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects & photography (757) 869-1876 DJ - Elegant and Fun Weddings! Dance lighting included. Call (757) 356-1166 PHOTOBOOTH - modern, open, unlimited prints, props, attendant. 4 ur wedding, party, or any event (757) 621-0464 PHOTOBOOTH - Modern, open - many people @ 1x blu-screen, props, attendant. 4 ur wedding, party, any event, a must have! (757) 359-0292 DJs - Experienced DJ/MC and Lighting effects for your wedding, party or any event! (757)420-4200. (757) 420-4200

AUTO 06 SPORTSTER - 06 Harley Davidson Sportster 883R. <4k miles, very clean, title in hand. Text for pics. $5,200 obo (757) 778-9439 DUMP TRAILER - 10,000 lbs. 6-1/2’W x 12’L x 2’H solid sides and rails extend sides to 5’H. Elec/Hydraulic lift works. $3,000 (757) 618-0721 02 PROTEGE 5 - Red Mazda 140K miles 5spd. 1 owner/no accidents, sunroof/hitch/ roof rack, new state insp $5K neg text 4 pics (757) 636-1566 TIRES AND RIMS - 1995 mustang, 4 tires in good condition mounted on original 3 spoke aluminum rims, $ 200. (757) 771-6219 97 ACURA3.2TL - 280K miles AT,AC, many new parts-Alt, rad, bat, brakes etc. custom wheel& new tires $2,200 OBO can txt pic. (757) 877-6741 00 LINCOLN LS - V8. Black interior/exterior w/leather seats. Updated Kenwood radio. 131k miles. $4200 -Call/text for pictures (540) 320-2285

Auto cont.

03 IMPALA - 3.4 V6, AT, blue, 189K miles, well maintained & clean, no mods perfect for new driver or shipyard car. $2,000 (757) 620-2709

TOW BAR - Brand new still in the box never used $100 OBO. Can provide pictures. (847) 372-9808

HARLEY PACKAGE - 09’ Night Train w/5700mi; 11’ 883 SupLow w/250mi(Garage Kept)& a 2 Bike Full Enclosed HaulMark Trlr $26K OBO (757) 759-2287

WHEELS - Factory wheels off of a 97 Mustang GT. $250 obo. Can provide pix. The tires are in fair condition. (757) 503-1523

ROLAND V-DRUMS - Roland TD-11k Electronic Drums, full 5 piece kit,2-zone mesh snare, 2-zone cymbals, DW-3000 pedal. $775. (757) 813-7795

MUSTANG PARTS - 3:55 ratio rear end gear. A double hump oil pan out of a 86 GT. Make offer. (757) 503-1523

FLUTE - Gemeinhardt flute Model 2SP; used 3 yrs; ex cond w/special carry case; $275; text for pics or more info. (757) 870-9244

08 CAMRY LE - Silver, 4-cyl, 21/31 mpg, auto trans., 109K miles, good condition. 1st owner, $7,100. (757) 291-7442

GUITAR CLASSES - I make learning to play guitar enjoyable. Try it 1-on-1 (Midtown NN) Wk/bi-wk sched Call/text (757) 528-7017

SILVERADO Z71 - 03 1500 V8 Ext Cab 4x4. 6” Lift, 33s, Dual exhst, K&N, upgrade stereo, toolbx & more. Great Shape.$11,800 obo (757) 635-6504

TENT - 5-person tent and 9-person tent along with air mattress. Great condition. $25 (757) 846-8357

05 YAMAHA R6 - 05 R6-R with track fairings. can convert to street easily, has mostly factory parts. <6k miles. $3,800 OBO (757) 778-9439

FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES

AUTO TOOLS - Engine stand $25/list $70; trans jack $50/$150; 2 wheel dollies $35/$70; like new (757) 685-3611 95 MONTERO LS - AS IS. Runs. AC. New tires & parts. Steel body. Salvage 4 parts or scrap metal. $1,200/neg. Txt 4 info & pics (757) 438-7651 70 VW BEETLE - Antique & preserved with TLC, stick shift automatic, easy to drive, must see to appreciate, $6,795 obo. (757) 868-8050 05 SCION TC - Excellent condition! No mechanical issues. Lots of extras. Call for details. 154k miles. $5,600 (804) 815-1686 RV - 1996 Coachmen Mirada motor home. Sleeps 6. Full kitchen. Shower & separate bathroom. 52,000 miles. $6,000 neg (757) 329-6421 2012 CHRYSLER - 200 S. EC, Sporty, AT, NAV, Remote Start, All Power. Silver, 27K mi. $13K. NICE CAR! Text for pics. (757) 814-1243 ‘97 GEO METRO - New starter, alternator, battery, and distributor Less than 133K miles. Price $1,500 or OBO. (757) 928-5370 BUICK LESABRE - 2000 LeSabre 143K, Runs/looks good, but needs some work on front wheel bearings & AC. $1,600 Text (757) 504-6729 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 11’ Heritage Softailmerlot sunglo 13.5k miles,V&H pipes,many extras, garage kept. $15.5K (757) 218-5592 HD 1986 883SPOR - HD 883 Sportster Runs great needs minor carb work and battery. Have pics text or call after 5pm. 1,200 Firm (540) 505-1643 TRAILER HITCH - New Curt Trailer Hitch w/ Hardware fits 1980-2001 Dodge Ram 1500. (757) 897-0298 03 BUICK LESABR - 2003 Buick LeSabre, Fully Loaded, Excellent Condition, 35,000 miles, $5,200. (757) 898-3070

02 HONDA CIVIC - Runs good. 216k miles. NEW Trans, waterpump, timingbelt, comp, struts and upper & lower control arms. $2,200 OBO (757) 968-9162

HOBBIES

GAS DRYER - Gas dryer for sale. Excellent condition. Asking $250 obo (757) 592-2727 STICKLEY FURN - SOLID Cherry Bedroom w/ Queen 4 post bed, triple dresser, armoire, mirror, night stand $6,300 (757) 812-9763

COMPUTERS COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop Repair, virus removal, program reinstalls, etc. $85+ parts (757) 329-6761

BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY GRADY WHITE - Grady White 226(23ft) Seafare W/A 200Hp Yamaha Salt Water Series Engine, Trailer included- Extras $20,000. (757) 652-8919 1986 BAYLINER - 19.5 foot, BowRider, New I/O Engine, Tilt Motor, Dual Batteries, Fishfinder, Goodboat, $5,500/OBO (757) 870-6120 09’ TAHOE BOAT - Q7 SSI W/2010 Trailer. Less Than 50 Hrs, 21’ Long Runabout. Boat Value $21k Asking $16k. Text pics (757) 846-8357

TRAILER RENT - 5’ x 8’ utility trailer for rent. GREAT FOR MOVING. Will text pics $20/day or $80/ week (757) 846-8357

CHAPARRAL 2830 - 28ft Bowrider with enclosed head. E/C, freshwater use only. Tandem Alum trlr. 454 EFI. $24,000 OBO (757) 357-5542

72 FORD LTD - 72 LTD conv.red ext./ white int. new top/ boot cover, trans rebuilt, runs great Garage kept. pic on request. (757) 356-0171

96 BAYLINER - 24’ Bayliner 2452 Ciera Express Cruiser & trailer Needs work. $3,500 negotiable. (757) 851-2813

FURNITURE - Antique dresser $200, hardwood desk/shelves $100; (757) 759-2549 CARPET CLEANING - Offering 3Rm special $69.99. Mention add rec additional 10 percent disc. (757) 867-3478 BUNK BEDS - Heavy duty frame with ladder. Medium wood color. $125 obo (757) 722-0550 WHIRLPOOL DRYER - Almond color. Works good & in ex cond. $125 obo (757) 722-0550 SOFA - Sofa with Hide away bed. Asking $75 OBO call (757) 871-7517 REFURBISH/PAINT - Furniture painting & refurbishment. Pick up/return available. Chalk paint, staining, custom work. Free quotes (757) 876-8693 STOVE FOR SALE - Kenmore black and white electric stove in good condition. $50 (757) 508-2781 STOVE - Whirlpool stove w/self-cleaning oven, beige, drawer on bottom, 3-prong plug, 30”x30”, clean. (757) 618-0721 FOOD PROCESSOR - RoboCoupe CL commercial food processor, never used. Slicing and grating discs included. $1,300. (804) 694-9850

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REAL ESTATE BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOUSE – for rent or sale in NN, 1274 sq. ft 2BR/2.5BA, attached garage, and community pool. $1,250/mo or $155,000. Ideal for individual or small family. (757) 897-9999. FOR RENT - 3Br, 2Ba, 1,040 sq ft, Seaford Waterfront mobile home for rent. $1,200/ month (757) 880-3636

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KITTENS - 3 male kittens (2 balck and 1 orange), 12 weeks old. Free to a good, loving home. (757) 714-9813

DAYCARE - DAYCARE - Childcare M-F 5AM5:30 PM FT/PT ages 8wks-5yrs CPR and First Aid Cert. 10yrs exp. nursing, reasonable (757) 761-5222

ROOFING/SIDING - Roof repairs and exterior renovations (757) 581-0075

GREAT DANE PUP - AKC Merle Male Great Dane Puppy available 9/3. Will be UTD on shots and deworming, MC, and health guarantee (757) 272-3851 BOXER PUPS - 1 Female,1 Male, Sealed Brindle, $400 ea tails clipped, dew claws removed, shots and dewormed Parents on site (757) 870-8928

HOUSE FOR RENT - $1,150/MO. 3BR/1BA brick rancher in Menchville area,1100SF, large fenced in yard with deck (757) 749-3031 HOME FOR RENT - 1810 Hurst Dr., Hampton, 3BR/1BA, Brick, Fenced yard, Garage, Appliances. $1,000/month (757) 675-1422 MOBILE HOME - $48,500 3BD 2BA built in 2008, 1200sqft, whirlpool in master bath, near Ft. Eustis in Americana Park East (757) 303-8119 HOME FOR SALE - York County brick 3 BR, 2 bath, Florida room, carport, detached 2 car garage - Mt.Vernon Elem Tabb Mid Tabb H (757) 652-2348 TOWNHOUSE - 1,500 sqft, 3BD, 2.5 BA, Near LAFB in Hampton, Terrific Starter home or rental. Lots of space. $112.9K (757) 406-2256 MENCHVILLE AREA - 3bd 1.5ba 1184sqft, lots of updates, large privacy fenced backyard, 12x16 shed, New HVAC and duct work (757) 508-5944 MOBILE HOME - 1992 Fleetwood, 3 br/2 bath, deck patio, shed, kit appliances, W’burg area in m/h park. Good cond. $10,800. (757) 870-0573 HOUSE FOR SALE - Move-in Ready, 3BR/1BA near Langley. Remodeled Kitchen/Security System/New Appliances/2 Ton HVAC. Only $99.9K (757) 513-5583 HOUSE FOR SALE - 2BD Cape Cod .26acres, appliances included, move-in ready, 1.3mi from NNS north lot $110K. txt/leave msg. (757) 746-4611 HOME FOR SALE - 3BR/1BA 1,074 sq, ft.,detached garage, rear deck, fenced backyard, all appliances, Hilton School Dist. $119K; (757) 869-2550 RO FOR RENT HPT - Room fr Rent. Hpt. $550 month. Own entrance, pool, hottub, wifi, complete use of living area of home (757) 504-6032

PETS

LAB PUPS - AKC Black Lab Pups Ready Now Well Socialized $500 (757) 642-0833 5MO OLD KITTEN - Grey/White (F) kitten,comes w/litter bx, fd bowls, large cat tree. Very sweet! soc w/cats & small dogs. $40 (757) 870-3177

FREE ITEMS KEROSENE HEATER - Free (757) 685-3611 HORSE MANURE - Freedom Farm has free horse manure and free loading. Located just across the JRB in Carrollton. Call for info. (757) 846-8183

CONCERT TICKETS - 6 tickets, Sect 235, to One Direction concert at Baltimore M & T Stadium, 8/8/15. $150 each. (757) 817-2094 TOBY KEITH TIX! - 2 Lawn Seats to Toby Keith at Farm Bureau Live in VA Beach on 8/22. $30/ ticket. Cheaper than online! (757) 705-6803 HOME GYM - Free weight system seperate ADJ bench work every body part smith machine, no need for spotters, incl oly weight. (757) 589-7248 BENCH / WEIGHTS - Adjustable weight BENCH & 2 adj dumbells 10 lbs to 50 lbs, total 100 lbs. all FOR $150; (757) 589-7248 ROWING MACHINE - Original price $1200 cal for $375 Also have another original price $250 sell for $95. Great condition (757) 589-7248 DISPLAY STAND - Handmade, wooden, white, will text pics, $10 (757) 846-8357

MISCELLANEOUS CHEAP BMX BIKE - i have a diamond back am session brand new I paid 289$ looking for 100$ firm bike is literally new (757) 813-8350 TOTAL GYM - Total Gym – in box, used once, adjusts to 6 positions. $350, Call for pictures (757) 621-5688 REDSKINS TIX - Redskins Tickets- Lions 8/20, Jaguars 9/3. Sect 105 Parking pass included. (757) 870-9692 FOOTBALL - Redskins/Eagles, Oct. 3/4, Overnight stays, Tix, LL Seats, Tailgate, Casino play, seats still avail. (757) 576-3018 TOBY KEITH TIX! - 2 Lawn Seats to Toby Keith at Farm Bureau Live in VA Beach on 8/22. $30/ ticket. Cheaper than online! (757) 705-6803 HEATNG OIL - Approximately 150+ gallons. Underground tank. You pump & haul. Poquoson. $1.50 gallon, Text (757) 870-8168 BREAST PUMP - Evenflo single electric breast pump, brand new with charger, cradle, carrying bag and more. Text if interested. $20 (757) 310-2738 MOTORCYCLE VEST - A Brand New Genuine Leather Motorcycle Vest Still Has Tags $30 (757) 831-8489 BANK - Carnival Chalk Piggy Bank 18”x 8” $40 (757) 812-9763 (757) 812-9763 LAUNDRY SOAP - Laundry detergent now on sale. $35 for a 5-gallon bucket. Lasts up to 5-6 months. HC machine use OK; (757) 202-5244 MAKE-UP ARTIST - Certified Freelance MakeUp Artistry Services incl: Bridal, Prom, Special Events & More. Will travel (757) 325-5353

BABY ROCKER - rocker for newborns. great for putting them to sleep. Will text pics great condition. (757) 846-8357 WET SUIT - Small spring wet suit for surfing or any water sport. Will txt pics. $30 (757) 846-8357

CONCERT TICKETS - 2 sets of 2 lawn tickets to Lady Antebellum concert at Farm Bureau Live 8/9/15 @ 7; (757) 897-7560 CASINO/DELAWARE - Harrington 10/17/15 $30 in slot play free buffet $25due 8/1 $25due 10/3 Leaving from Hampton (757) 713-3055 JANITORIAL power washing,carpet cleaming,stripping waxing floors office cleaning (757) 503-0934 TRAINER - Fully supervised private training fitness programs in Newport News; all levels. Call Doug. (757) 930-3372 EXERCISE EQIPMT - Elliptical $50-250 & exercise bikes $40- $250 Treadmills $135-250 (757) 589-7248 LAUNDRY DETERGT - 5 GAL. Bucket $40. 400+loads. Last 4-6 mo. LIQUID H.E. formulated works great buy 2 get $5 off (757) 589-7248 BABY WALKER - walker for babies learning to walk. Includes sit-in and push walker great condition & will text pics. $20 (757) 846-8357 TREE REMOVAL - Free estimate, licensed and insured. #1 in customer service. (757) 592-6497

HANDYMAN - Call for a free estimate on fixing all of your home’s problems. (757) 256-8131

BUGS! - Get those pesty critters before they get you this season. Professional pest, moisture, termite, rodent contro (757) 873-4999

HOME CLEANING - General home cleaning. Free Estimates. One time or special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed & Insured. (757) 371-3904

HOUSE WASHING - House, Roof and Concrete Cleaning. Most of our methods are used with less than 500PSI. Licensed and Insured. (757) 810-5115

WHAT LIES AHEAD - (3) The Real Crash by Peter Schiff, The Great Crash Ahead and Aftershock by Harry Dent. $12 each. (757) 812-9763

LAWN CARE - Mow/Edge/Leaf Removal/ M ulch/Tr i mmi ng / We e d / 1 X / we e k ly/ b iweekly/Affordable Rates/Free Estimates (757) 268-6115

CUSTOM TILE - Tile Master specializing in custom kitchens, bathrooms/showers + flooring. Call (757) 604-6814 BEEF - Beef - organically grown!! Check us out on FB: “Soul Shine Farm Grass Fed Beef” (540) 255-1292 BASEBALL - Mickey Mantle “Yankee Slugger” with pictures 60’s vintage $15. (757) 812-9763 LAWN/YARD CARE - Mow/Edge/Landscape/ Mulch/Bushes beautified/Weed Ctrl/ Fertilize/1X or weekly/Detail Oriented/Call for estimate (757) 871-4589 DIAPER GENIE - Diaper genie for disposing dirty diapers w/out stinking up the house. new $35 asking $10 (757) 846-8357 CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/ PT, CPR & First Aid Certified, low rates, smoke free, Foxhill area (757) 869-1876 CLEANING - Summer is here, go outside and enjoy it! Let me do your cleaning! Prices start as low as $75; (757) 880-8519

CHILDCARE - M-F 5AM-5:30 PM, FT-PT 20+ yrs. exp. OY. PT, reasonable rates. (757) 249-2624

WANTED VAN RIDERS - Van leaving from Belvidere Nc, Chowan, Gates County(32) and down town Suffolk to NNS 1st shift; (252) 619-3117 PAINTBALLERS - As NNS employee’s we are currently reaching out to anyone interested in playing paintball recreationally. (757) 985-2070 SCAFFOLDING - Two stage scaffolding wanted for home projects. (757) 846-4365 VAN RIDERS - Van from VaBeach to NNS daily 1st shift. Leave Diamond Springs Rd to all gates call Mack for details (757) 450-6740

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MOTORCYCLE’S - Wanted British motorcycle’s ,parts basket case’s. Cash paid. Also consider any per 1980 motorcycles. (757) 620-4472

LAWN MOWERS - Looking for Un-Wanted Mowers/ Weed Whacker, Running or broken. Will Pick up for Free. (757) 897-0298

TRAILER - Wanted enclosed trailer prefer 6x10,perfer older model, cash paid (757) 620-4472 GIRL CLOTHES - Anyone looking to get rid of baby/toddler girl clothes that are in great shape? Our baby girl is due 9/1 (757) 705-6803

How to Submit a Classified Ad Ads can be submitted online at nns.huntingtoningalls.com/currents or a hard copy can be mailed via Yardmail to ATTN: Classifieds, Dept. O29, Bldg. 520-1. The deadline to submit ads is Thursday at 4 p.m. For questions regarding classified ads, contact Lauren Ward (O29) at 380-4622 or via email.

YARD & GARAGE SALES VFW YARD SALE - Aug 7th & 8th 8am-? VFW Post #3219 122 E. Mellen St. Hpt Item Donations by 8/5/15

John Schiavone applies the dye for a Dye Penetration Test on a South Dakota (SSN 790) torpedo tube shutter door. Photo by Chris Oxley