Currents

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

SCHEDULE OF

ACTIVITIES During the week of Nov. 9-13, Newport News Shipbuilding and the Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG) plan to host several activities to honor veterans. All activities are open to all NNS employees.

Tuesday, Nov. 10: • Wear red, white or blue shirts to work.

• A group photo will be taken at noon.

Employees interested in being in the photo should meet at the Dorothy beside Bldg. 520.

Wednesday, Nov. 11 (Veterans Day): • Employees who served in the U.S. Armed Forces are encouraged to wear symbols of their service, such as hats, ribbons and pins.

• Flag Ceremony at 7 a.m. inside the 37th Street Gate.

NNS veterans hold U.S. Flag. Pictured (L to R): Rory Carmouche, William McHenry, Evelyn Gregory, Kyle Wade, Arthur Artis and Dana Zarichny. Photo by John Whalen

Honoring Our Veterans Newport News Shipbuilding will hold two flag ceremonies (7 a.m. and 5 p.m.) on Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11. Both ceremonies will be held inside the 37th Street Gate at the flag pole in front of Bldg. 14. All employees are welcome to attend. There will be no charge provided, so employees must seek prior approval from their management and attend the event on their own time.

Throughout the week, NNS’ Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG) will host several activities to honor veterans. View the schedule of activities in the column to the right of this article. Also, look for an HII ad in The Daily Press and The Virginian-Pilot featuring employees who are military veterans.

An electronic version of the ad will also be posted on Homeport this week.

• Whistle blow and moment of silence at 11:00 a.m.

• Veterans Day Luncheon: 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. RSVP is required.

• Flag Ceremony at 5 p.m. inside the 37th Street Gate.

Thursday, Nov. 12: • “Take a Veteran to Lunch Day” - A special lunch deal is available for $5.50 at all Aramark locations and canteens. To take advantage of the deal, employees must preorder tickets.

View the flier for additional details.

FAMILY HEALTH CENTER

Turn to p. 4 for additional Veterans Day coverage.

Main Entrance

Friday, Nov. 13: • VERG Meet and Greet from 4-6 p.m. at the Green Turtle in Newport News.

NNS to Host Family Health Center Town Halls for Hourly Employees this Week ... SEE INSERT

Third Consecutive Month with an “All Green” Safety Report ... READ ON PG 8

Contact VERG Chair Marcia StewartDowning at 688-2152 for questions regarding Veterans Day activities.

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A Safety and Quality Focus with a Cost and Schedule Payout This eight-man team does it all, including all four electrical disciplines: wire-way, cable and component installation, and electrical hookup. The Virginia-class submarine crew has been together six years and continues challenging themselves to improve their performance on each boat. Although schedule and cost pressure increase, the team continues to focus on safety and quality. On Indiana (SSN 789) the team completed work on sections 5, 6 and 7 in record time, three months faster than ever before.

“We have proven that if you focus on safety and quality, the cost and schedule piece will follow,” said the crew’s Foreman David Hall.

Larry Evans believes cross-training helps the team succeed. He said, “We get a feel for what the other person is doing when we cross-train.

We’ve learned about each other’s strengths and weaknesses and this helps us perform better as a team.”

Team member Anthony Bailey explained, “We look out for each other and we focus on what we’re doing so we only have to do it once. We want first-time quality.”

Pictured (L to R): David Hall, Anthony Bailey, Morgan Wright, Michael Hemby and Larry Evans. Photo by John Whalen

Morgan Wright said, “Attitude is the key to success. If your job fails or succeeds it’s on you, so the outcome reflects the degree of ownership.”

On Indiana, the electrical team had zero accidents, spent 23 percent less man-hours than budgeted, and reduced their quality findings by 90 percent over the last two boats. Hall explained, “We are one team being recognized, but we represent the other teams that perform just as well.”

ModSim Assists Operations with Tools to Assist with Forecasting Schedules and Tracking Performance The Modeling and Simulation (ModSim) Department (E04) has been working to provide adaptive planning support for various shipyard operations to give construction supervisors the tools necessary to assist with forecasting schedules and tracking performance.

Since 2014, a team comprised of Analysts Russ Shaffer and Kelsey Shkuda and Software Developers Travis Evans and Thien Nguyen have been collaborating with Waterfront Construction Supervisors Tom Moran, Mike Wilson and Bob Kennedy to document processes, identify problem areas, and apply appropriate technologies.

The collaboration has resulted in the “CVN 72 Compartment Completion” model, which was deployed in June to the X70/OF trailer with ModSim advanced apprentice Karina Lilliston. Lilliston coordinates the model use in support of the construction supervisors and also troubleshoots and validates the model simulation and compares it to the actual performance with Ken Spence (X70).

Recently, ModSim developed a model to allow the Refueling and Complex Overhaul Division (X70) to track the status of sequential and simultaneous work packages necessary to overhaul 2,000 compartments aboard USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72).

The value of this support was recently demonstrated when Outfitting

Pictured (L to R): Tom Moran, Mike Wilson, Karina Lilliston and Russ Shaffer. Photo by Ricky Thompson

Construction Supervisor Floyd Mathis visited the trailer for a review session. “I hadn’t seen the model before, but quickly understood its purpose and the meaning of the results it showed,” he said.

“The model results agreed with both the current status of my compartments and what I was anticipating in the near future.”

Wilson added, “This tool has so much potential for the planning process – if we can find out where the process is broken up front, then we can minimize and mitigate deckplate problems in execution.”

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AROUND THE YARD Deadline to Register for Winter Night School is Friday Registration for Winter 2016 Night School is currently underway. The Winter session is scheduled to begin the week of Jan. 11 – March 12, 2016. Deadline for applications is Friday, Nov. 13. Visit the Night School Yardnet website for more information or to view a copy of the schedule of classes. For questions, contact Shirley Smith-King (O22) at 688-8608.

Continuous Improvement Training Resources are a Click Away Looking for continuous improvement training to keep your Lean or Six Sigma skills sharp?

If so, visit the Continuous Improvement (CI) website on Yardnet. Click on the Training tab to explore business and professional societies with the latest CI tools and resources for your CI needs as well as quick refreshers on a specific CI Tool or technique. Click on the CI Training Library and you will find CI training pulled together from Newport News Shipbuilding to help you improve your processes today.

For additional CI training needs contact John Rowland (O07) at 688-0971.

Pictured (L to R): Jim Roberts (N355), Jay Stefanick (O15), Susan Ritchie (E91), Mark Campbell (T51), Patti Homan (E86), Jon Downs (E84), Justin Brock (X36), Timothy Owens (O22/M71), Thomas Cosgrove (O12), Freeman Ward (X42), Shawn Smith (O96), Chris Powell (E74), Daniel Icayan (E13), Wade Brock (E91), Walter Stoeckl (E91), Joseph Sibert (O15), Ed Martin (E84) and Dennis Perry (O06). Photo by Chris Oxley

Congratulations New EPL Graduates Newly-promoted supervisors and managers are required to attend an Enhancing Personal Leadership (EPL) five-day course once in their new position. Congratulations October EPL class of new supervisors and managers for completing training.

Apprentice School Announces Winner of Essay Contest Last week, The Apprentice School celebrated its first annual National Apprenticeship Week. In honor of the week, The Apprentice School student government hosted an essay contest featuring the question, “What has my apprenticeship meant to me?”

On Nov. 5, Laura Meisel, E06 Design apprentice, was selected as the winner.

Have You Participated in Take an Hour for Wellness?

It’s not too late to received your FREE health screening and flu shot. Visit the Take an Hour for Wellness website to view the schedule or to book an appointment. The following new dates have been added to the schedule: • Dec. 1 from 7 to 11 a.m. at the Covered Modular Assembly Facility (CMAF) • Dec. 2 from 8 to 11 a.m. in Bldg. 903 • Dec. 3 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Clinic

“There is so much more to an apprenticeship at Newport News Shipbuilding,” Meisel wrote in her essay. “Apprentices are critical thinkers and the future generation of the shipyard. My apprenticeship means that I am part of this generation of shipbuilders that will continue the legacy of NNS long into the future.”

Meisel will be featured on the U.S. Department of Labor’s website in honor of her winning essay.

For additional coverage of National Apprenticeship Week, visit www.dol.gov or search #ApprenticeshipWorks.

HII Family Health Center - Did You Know?

Your interactions with any QuadMed provider at the HII Family Health Center are as private as your interactions with any private physician.

Your health information is protected by a federal law called “HIPAA” (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996). All patient medical information collected by QuadMed at the health center will be maintained in the strictest confidence and cannot be shared without your written permission.

“The Great American Smokeout” is Thursday, Nov. 19 Every third Thursday in November, the American Cancer Society sponsors, “The Great American Smokeout,” to encourage smokers to give up smoking. This year, the smokeout is Nov. 19. Employees who are ready to kick the habit are encouraged to check out the company’s “Tobacco-free for Life” cessation program at hiibenefits.com or call 1-800-840-6100.

The program provides one-on-one treatment sessions and is open to all employees, spouses and dependents over 18 years old who are enrolled in a HII health plan medical option.

View the flier for more information.

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What Does It Mean to Be a Veteran at HII? “Being a veteran and working at HII means that I have the opportunity to serve this great nation. Even though I am not going overseas and deploying to foreign lands as I did in the military, I continue to support the United States by contributing to building the greatest warships this world has ever known.”

John Youngblood (X43) “Having served on Navy ships for 21 years, I know the importance of and am proud to provide the sailors with high quality systems and equipment that they can rely on as they live on the ship and carry out the mission of defending the seas wherever needed.”

Bill Ogle (E25) “Being a veteran and working at HII building the finest warships and submarines in the world gives me great pride. In the military, I was a submariner. I learned, with a team, how to operate and maintain some of the most complex and modern submarines in the world.

As a shipbuilder of 23 years, I am able to learn and hone my skills as a craftsmen to help the team build these vessels. We have a responsibility to the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces to give them the most advanced ships with the finest craftsmanship to ensure their safety in the time of need. If we, all vets and non-vets, keep this in mind while working at HII, this will ensure our country’s safe and long future.”

Darren Mitchel (O64) “I served as a nuclear electrician’s mate in the Navy for 10 years. I served on a Los Angeles-class submarine that was built here at NNS, and USS Memphis (SSN 691), for almost five years. Then, for shore duty, I served in a shipyard environment at Naval Station Norfolk NRMD. I now work as a steam and electric plant test engineer for the Virginia-Class Submarine Program.

The experience and skills that I learned in the Navy have directly translated to what I do now. Additionally, in the three years I have worked at NNS, each submarine I have worked on the USS Minnesota, the USS John Warner and the USS Washington, has had sailors serving aboard who I personally knew and had served with. I have friends and shipmates that will be relying on the ships, and I am helping to build them and get the mission done and to get them home safely. Having served on a submarine, I understand the conditions they will face, and that knowledge makes me more diligent in my daily work to ensure the Navy, my fellow shipmates and future generations of sailors get the best product I can give them.”

Hein-Peter Schnell (E84)

“Being a shipbuilder means that the mission continues.

It may look different, but as a veteran at NNS, I am able to continue to be a part of something larger than myself, to make a difference and to do something I believe in.”

Liz Chandler (O63) “I spent 21 years in the submarine force. Serving in the Navy was the best thing that ever happened to me. After retiring, I had several jobs before being asked to apply here at the shipyard. I was hired in July 1999. It feels as if I have come full circle, from serving on boats to building them. My job allows me the privilege of ensuring that what goes on the boats does so with stability. In my job in E42, I have worked with both carriers and submarines. I feel as if what I do means something and has a purpose, just like when I was at sea, sitting in the sonar shack tracking the bad guys and gathering info.

This job is what I would have done had I not gone into the Navy. This is a continuation of serving my country and I am proud to do so.”

James Sargent (E42) “It’s a true honor. I’m humbled again to earn a living with men and women who are not only protecting our country with the weapons they build, but also protecting the men and women of our U.S. Navy with the quality they build.”

Tim Mott (O25) “While on active duty, I considered it a great privilege to follow in my family heritage, wear the cloth of the nation and serve our country. Now, as a veteran employed at HII, I am afforded the opportunity to continue to serve our country by being a part of supporting the men and women on active duty and helping build quality submarines. Secondly, I have a vested personal interest in the submarine program as my son is currently in the nuclear submarine pipeline, training as a naval officer.”

Chip Galito (X10) “As a Navy veteran, I feel a connection to the ships and the sailors who call them home. Recently, touring USS Enterprise brought back memories of working and living at sea. All ships have unique qualities and characteristics that give them their own character and life. Being able to help bring these sea-going cities to life makes me feel as if I am making a difference in a sailor’s life.”

Greg Robinette (T55) “As a retired Navy chief – a submariner in the Navy Nuclear Power Program – being able to work on ships is tremendously rewarding. It’s a continuation of a 20-year career, allowing me to work on modern warships and interacting with the officers and crew who will eventually take them to sea. The culture in HII fully supports veterans and values our input because of the at-sea, operational experience we bring to the table.”

Mark Friedrich (E19)

“Although I only spent three years in the Army, those years were vital to my development as a man. Being raised by a single mother in an environment not favorable to young males at that time, the Army instilled all the instincts of survival, the necessity of integrity and infused different ranges of discipline that I’ve passed down to my two children. All of those characteristics prepared me for my current employment at HII. As a young mechanic starting out, having the discipline to do what is asked of you is imperative when building the world’s best ships. Keeping and exercising your core values throughout any career path will continue to help a person grow. Even though I’m no longer actively serving in the military, it has been a blessing to still have a place to serve in a capacity where my work still matters when it comes to defending our nation.”

Brian Williams (X33/X70) “It means I have the privilege of working among other veterans and family members of veterans doing a job to help protect our country and our interests around the world. A group that is well aware of the shared sacrifices we have made in many different ways.”

Robert Quandahl (E84) “First, I have the privilege of working with a group of talented men and women to ensure our soldiers have the finest, quality ships to remain operationally ready. Secondly, as a veteran, I have the privilege of contributing to the continued legacy of protecting our citizens and nation’s military interest. And finally, I am a part of a shipbuilding family with ties that transcend the workplace and impact the communities in which we live.”

Mitchell L. Durant, Sr. (E07) “I am a Navy vet. I have seen ship-to-ship live combat.

Been involved in freeing hostages from terrorists in the Mediterranean Sea. Pulled police actions against drug runners and pirates by South America. My time in the service taught me pride and professionalism, attention to detail, and a commitment to quality work. These principles have followed me into my work at HII. Here I get to help make the tools that the future Navy will use for years to come. It is my honor to support these men and women in any way that I can because here at HII and as a Navy vet I am first and foremost a proud American.”

Doyle Cavender (E57) “It means that I am still defending and serving my country, keeping my shipmates safe, being part of the crew and protecting my family.”

John Young (X70/X43)

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NOVEMBER 11

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

NOVEMBER 12

The Spear and Gear Toastmasters will hold a meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at The Apprentice School (B812 -2 conference room).

RSVP to Donna Graves (E25) at 688-6204 or Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382.

NOVEMBER 13

Join Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) for an end of year celebration from 6-8:30 p.m. at Wine and Design in Newport News. The cost is $20 and registration is required using the following link from your home computer at www.wineanddesign.com/calendars/event. php?id=5005. Deadline to register is Nov. 6.

Contact Cynthia Allen-Whyte (O07) at 688-2636 for additional information.

NOVEMBER 17

O19 employees pose with their “penny jugs” in the lobby of Bldg. 520. Photo by John Whalen

Employees Participate in “Penny War” to Support the United Way Throughout this year’s United Way Campaign, Newport News Shipbuilding employees participated in a “penny war.” The contest, between NNS departments and divisions, was to see who could fill the most water jugs full of pennies. The winning department will be announced in an upcoming edition of Currents.

The Spear and Gear Toastmasters will hold a meeting from 4:30 pm to 5:30 p.m. at The Apprentice School (B812 -2 conference room).

RSVP to Donna Graves (E25) at 688-6204 or Rose Brodie (K75) at 534-3382.

NOVEMBER 18

Join HOLA (Hispanic Outreach Leadership Alliance) for a “Speed Mentoring” session on Nov. 18 from 4:30-6 p.m. in Bldg. 520-6 (Huntington Room). The event is open to all employees. Mentoring sessions will occur in 10-minute intervals with attendees moving from one mentor to another. View the flier for additional information. Contact Pete Padilla at 688-5806 for questions.

NOVEMBER 18

Join the International Council on Systems Engineering, Hampton Roads Area Chapter (INCOSE-HRA) to welcome President of INCOSE David Long. Long will speak on “Building for Tomorrow: Towards 21st Century Systems Engineering.” The event will be held at Reed Integration in Suffolk and is open to all NNS employees and guests. Cost $10. RSVP to Ben Hudson at bjhudsonINCOSE@gmail.com or 359-1131.

Shipbuilders Wear Red for Stroke Awareness Day X33 shipbuilders wore red on Oct. 29 for Stroke Awareness Day. Pictured (L to R): Katelyn Grossman, Jordan Spellman, Lois Hill, Felicia Ransome, Tanesha Christia, Kevin Pierce, Konnie Yates, Jessica Boyd, Orlonda Staton, Matthew Craven, Bri Hill, Candace Rogers and Kimberly Jordan-Dillard. Photo by Chris Oxley

NOVEMBER 21

The Progressive Club will host its fourth outing of the year at the Knights of Columbus in Newport News starting at 4:30 p.m. The cost for members’ first guest is $20, each additional guest is $25.

Notify your club rep by Nov. 11 if you plan to attend. Any salaried employee interested in attending this outing as a trial membership or joining the club should visit the Progressive Club website for more information.

Editor: Lauren Shuck Currents@hii-nns.com (757) 380-4622

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Health Center Town Hall Meetings

November 11-12, 2015 A series of town hall meetings will be held Nov. 11 and 12 for hourly employees to learn more about the services and benefits of the new Family Health Center operated by QuadMed, an independent company that specializes in onsite healthcare clinic management. These sessions will be held in advance of the United Steelworkers vote that will decide if the Family Health Center will be available to hourly employees and their families. If you are interested in learning more, please plan to attend one of the sessions below. All meetings are voluntary.

NORTH-YARD Wednesday, November 11, 1:00pm.

CMOF (B1872) CMOF, CMAF, PUAF, CVN 79, Welding School Employees

MID-YARD Wednesday, November 11, 9:00am, and 10:30am.

B4930 (New Warehouse Facility Across from MOF/SMOF) VCS, MOF, SMOF, RCOH, Steel Fab, Blast and Coat Facility Employees

SOUTH-YARD Thursday, November 12, 9:00am, 10:30am and 1:30pm.

CVN 78 Jet Engine Shop (On board using aft stairway just past security check)

• These sessions are for HOURLY employees only.

• Please attend only one of the event dates located closest to your work site.

• All sessions should take 30 minutes.

• Please charge to X8564, to include travel time to and from the session.

CVN 78, Area Shop Employees

• Supervisors should allow their employees to attend.

SECOND/THIRD SHIFT

• All sessions are voluntary.

2nd Shift: Thursday, November 12, 5:00pm.

B4930 (New Warehouse Facility Across from MOF/SMOF) 3rd Shift: Wednesday, November 11, 5:00am.

B4930 (New Warehouse Facility Across from MOF/SMOF)

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS AUDIO/VIDEO 55” LG SMART TV - 55” LG LED Smart TV. Perfect condition. $650 firm. Model# 55LW5600. Rarely used. Original price $2,159. (757) 288-9198 TV - Admiral ‘Solarcolor’ console tv, 24” screen, 1978 manuf, great cabinet for repurposing, nice condition. $25 (757) 599-1960 BLACKBERRY BOLD 9930 - noncamera, touchscreen, Verizon, Sprint and unlocked, refurb, good condition $65 Charger 5, case $5-10 (757) 285-1145 DJ - customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects & photography (757) 869-1876 PHOTO BOOTH - - State of the Art PB, The Holidays are here, this is a favorite at parties. Packages as low as $150.

(757) 359-0292

AUTO 04 NISSAN TITAN - Titan SE King Cab truck Garage kept, pwr everything, tow pkg, well-maintained, 103K miles $9,000 (757) 868-6900 2011 CHEVROLET TAHOE LS - Red granite color. 56,000k miles. 2X4, remote start 3rd row seat. $25k OBO (757) 846-3963 MOPAR HEADLIGHT - 87-90 Caravan/ Voyage right headlight assembly NIB with bulb $25 (757) 685-3611

Auto cont.

Auto cont.

Hobbies cont.

07 VW RABBIT - Bagged mk5, car has full Magnaflow system, Alphard Benz wheels, perfor. headers, 86K, 8,000 OBO, txt 4 pics (757) 344-2833

CAMPER 2015 - 22.5 ft, 1 slide, dinette turns into bed, clean, heat/air, radio, TV, cable ready, EC Ready to go. $19,000 OBO (757) 618-0721

H-D 100YR BOOKS - 2 Harley Davidson books (new): 100 years of H-D $35/$55 list; The H-D Century $25/$45 list (757) 685-3611

TRUCK - 2000 Dakota Sport 125000 mi Runs Great! Good Cond. New tires on the rear. $4,500 obo (757) 291-8046

92 CADILLAC – Brougham, Maroon int/ ext lthr, new insp, well maint, garage kept, pics on req, $4,200. 92,000 m (757) 356-0171

GUITAR CLASSES - Keep calm - taking guitar classes will help you stay that way.

1-on-1 (Midtown NN) Wk/bi-wk sched Call/text (757) 528-7017

72 FIAT 124 SPDR CONV - Garaged, new battery and tires, good cond. Runs, Needs TLC. 132K m, $4K OBO, lv msg.

(757) 371-5013

M/C REPAIR - Motorcycle repair and customization. Get you bike ready for next year. Call for more info (757) 332-1160

RELOADING BOOKS - Sierra, Speer, Hornady, Lyman & T/C Contender reloading manuals/books, several editions, call for prices (757) 685-3611

04 TOYOTA AVALON XLS - 1 owner, garage kept, leather, power everything.

Less than 59K, $7,400 (757) 272-2883

ENGINE STAND - Engine stand $35/list $70; wheel dollies set of 2 $35/$70 hardly used (757) 685-3611

TOYOTA HIGHLANDER HITCH 20022010. The hidden Hitch with the bolts and wiring harness just for $120 (757) 813-7756

2003 NISSAN 350Z - gray, single owner, low mileage, garage kept (757) 846-4456

AVS VENTVISORS - New AVS Ventvisors, 4pc, Smoke color for 01-07 Chevy Silverado Crew Cab $40. Also, New tailgate cap $30. (757) 851-4862 07 HARLEY DLUX - Deluxe custom candy teal blue chromed out, <7 miles, like new, 12K obo, HD Soft Tail (757) 365-1521 86 NISSAN 300ZX - White. Automatic.

T-Tops. Well maintained and very good condition. #5 inspection sticker. $5,850.

(757) 613-1728 1989 CORVETTE - 89 Corvette A/T New Jasper engine, injectors, fuel pump, brakes. Needs some body work $5,500 (757) 880-3987

JOHN BOAT - 14’ Alum. 53” Width, New Trailer & Battery, New Minn-Kota Trolling Motor $975, Pictures Avail (757) 310-4769

07 DODGE 4X4 - Laramie Pkg, Loaded options, Garage kept, low miles 42K. $21,900; (757) 868-6900

CAROLINA SKIFF - 18ft camo Carolina skiff 100 hp mercury both 1993. Trailer in good shape $3,900 (757) 329-6326

H-D 100 YRS - 2 Harley Davidson books: 100 years of H-D $35/55 list; The H-D Century $25/45; both new (757) 685-3611

81-87 GM TRUCK - Lots of misc parts:doors, fenders, mirrors, trim, lights, 8lug axles, wires, gauges, flow master mufflers. (757) 268-5667

04 HARLEY - Low Rider- New Tires, New Shocks & HW bar. Fwd controls, Quik detach sissy bar & windshield. 26k mi. $7,200. (757) 879-5126

02 CIVIC EX - 4D-door, MT, 188k mi. Car is in good shape & well maintained w/ new front tires. Avg 34mpg. $3,500 obo.

(757) 793-0654

2000 JETTA VR6 Standard Transmission, All options, Runs great, 164,000 miles, Scratches in paint, $3,000 (757) 810-5975

72 FORD LTD - Conv. red ext./white int. new top /boot cover, rebuilt trans, garage kept, 118,000 m $8K pics (757) 356-0171

1996 BUICK - 1996 Buick century, currently not running, 115,000 miles, fixer upper or extra parts $1,000 OBO. (757) 898-0651

02 HONDA CIVIC - 2 dr Coupe, Good condition, driven daily, Automatic, 176K miles $3,300 (757) 334-0526

BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY KAYAK - 10’ fishing kayak, pelican ramx, built-in live well, folding seat, paddle & preserver, call/text for pic. $350. Call (757) 310-4769

MOPED - 2013 red & white daix, good condition, $750, txt pics (757) 310-4769

06 HYUN. SONATA - Nice family car.

Black with grey interior. 150K on body with 50K on 07 drivetrain. $3,200 obo (724) 840-6254

CAR TIRES - 4 new Goodyear Assurance P205-60-R16 Tires, not mounted. $300 (757) 506-6308

95 MERCURY COUG - new tires, shocks & structs $1,500 OBO (757) 272-5396 AUTO - 1994 E-150 Van needs some work asking $800 OBO body,trans, motor in good shape (252) 395-0162

COMPUTERS COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop Repair, Have Windows 7 or 8 get Windows 10 while it’s free. $85+ parts (757) 329-6761

HOBBIES MOUNTAIN BIKE - Raleigh USA Tangent Altimetric Series; 4130 Chrome Moly frame; Shimano Deore LX derailleur; no rims/tires $50; (757) 599-1960 7’ POOL TABLE - 7’ real slate pool table, with working ball return. Comes with sticks, rack and balls. Ready to move. $300 (757) 749-3146

MOUNTAIN BIKE - Mongoose Montana Mountain Bike 18 inch frame, 26 inch wheel, 21 speed. Bike is in Good shape asking $50 obo (757) 870-4537

FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES DR TABLE SET - Long wooden table & chairs, used but good quality, w/ matching chairs. $125 obo (757) 812-4282 KIRBY VACUUM - Kirby G 2000 Limited Edition vacuum. Need cord repair. Pics avail. $100 (757) 705-5235 3-SEAT COUCH - Dark brown/black.

Very comfortable. Barely used. Excellent condition. No scratches/cuts. Txt for pics $250 (607) 621-9589 FOLDING PICNIC - Folding Picnic Table to Bench. Hand made with weather treated wood. Great addition to yard. Will send pics. (757) 504-6032 DINING ROOM SET - Mahogany table,6 chairs (1 captain), 2 corner cabs, buffet.

EC. All for $500 or sell separately. Text for pics. (757) 681-0727 SAMSUNG DRYER - Samsung Front load dryer in excellent condition. asking $400 or reasonable offer. Contact for pics (757) 332-1160 WALL DECOR - Bombay Collection ‘Love Notes’ 17”H x 40”W wall art with black frame. Pics avail. $75 (757) 705-5235 ANTIQUE CURIO - 3 shelves. Est to be 50+ years old. Cherry wood. $75 OBO. Text for pics.(757) 871-3682 LAZY BOY - Lazy Boy sectional sofa w/end recliners. Tan color and in good shape. New = $2,500 asking = $600 (757) 593-0508 CARPET CLEANING - “Deep Clean” 3Rm carpet cleaning special. We also clean rugs and furniture. (757) 861-3478

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Furnishings & Appliances cont.

Real Estate cont.

SOFA - Beautiful garden theme, comfy cushioned sofa, excellent condition, $300 OBO. Photo upon request.

(757) 508-0692

LAKE GASTON - .47 Acre Waterfront Lot Lake Gaston, N.C. $140K (757) 672-9895

BAR STOOLS - Two bar stools $30 for the pair. Black iron legs, silver base with back.

Pics avail. (757) 705-5235 BAR STOOLS - Two bar stools $20 for the pair. White legs, no back, and wood circular base. Pics avail. (757) 705-5235

LOST & FOUND LOST GLASSES - Lost Prescription Bi-focal Tuesday Nov 3rd, Flex Frame somewhere between 39th st parking lot and 37th st gate (757) 877-9257 FOUND WATCH - Black Armitron, AllSport men’s watch. In parking lot between 46th & 47th towards Warwick Blvd.

(757) 915-0607 MISSING RING - Lost my Wedding Band 11/3/15. It is Gold, Wide and has Square shapes circling the outside.

(757) 534-0940 UMBRELLA - Found a Misty Harbor black and grey Collapsible umbrella @ the turnstile across from “The Rock.”

(757) 371-1145

REAL ESTATE RENTAL - Lovely 1,300 sq ft 2BR 2.5 BA Townhouse. Gated community by the JRB minutes from NNS. $985/ mo.

(757) 723-0863 HOUSE FOR RENT - 3bed/1bath house with privacy fence for rent. $1,050.

Refrigerator/stove/microwave included.

Text for picture (757) 755-6717 CONDO FOR SALE - 2br, 2.5 ba, 1476 sq ft, meridian parkside in NN, all appliances included, garage, pool, clubhouse. $174,000 (757) 592-0824 FOR RENT - Trailer for rent in mobile home park in Smithfield. 2 bedroom. Deck.

30 minutes to NNS. Call for other info.

(757) 812-2719 EFF APT HAMPTON - W/I Closet full kitchen porch off-street pk’g walk to downtown,$800 mo. includes utilities, cable/WIFI no pet (757) 478-3427 LAND FOR SALE - 1.3 Acres in York Co. cty water & sewer avail., 5 min. frm I-64, 5 min. frm YKT. BCH, $65,000 (757) 218-7418

CONDO FOR RENT - 2BR/1BA all appliances and water incl. 850SF Jamestown Rd. WMBG $825/MO + dep. non-smoker. (757) 846-7199 FOR RENT - 4.5BR/2.5BA, 1500sqft, end unit townhouse, No Pets, $1,050/ mo.

Located: Denbrook Station (757) 952-7083

FREE ITEMS CHRISTMAS PLAY - A Hands-on Holy Land Experience(Interactive for family) 3131 Azalea Garden Road Norfolk December 12-13 5-7pm (757) 718-0875

MISCELLANEOUS

5 BR FOR RENT - 5BR, 3 Bath, 3100 sq.ft. house for rent. Near Warwick Yacht club. $2,200 a month + utilities. Avail in Jan. (937) 620-0053

SEWING - Functioning antique Singer sewing machine with solid wood hide-away stand. Pics avail. $600 (757) 705-5235

KILLDEVIL HILLS - 4BR/3.5BA, 2280SF, Built’05, GM RM, 9’Ceilings, Gas FP, Wet Bar, Out Shwr, Garage, Sprklr Sys, Hot Tub, 285K (757) 880-5233

FIREWOOD - Seasoned and Split Red and White Oak. Will deliver to Williamsburg Area, or come pick up. $90 per load.

(757) 508-1603

HOUSE FOR RENT - NN- 2 BR/1BA house. $600/month. Avail 12/1. Fenced in yard. 5 mins to NNSY. (757) 871-3682

SMART WATCH - generic smart watch Bluetooth capabilities mp3, usb, facebook notification, handsfree. $100 (757) 632-6115

FAMILY - $1,395/mo.; 4BR/2.5 BA 2-story rental; cul-de-sac; sunroom; avail. soon; nice yard; near Menchville HS. (757) 342-8021 HOME FOR SALE - 2214 Parish Ave NN. 3bd/2.5bth. 1508sf. Updated kit, baths, HVAC, plumbing, windows, new roof in ‘11 and more (757) 817-8121 RENTAL - $1395/mo.; 4BR/2.5 BA 2-story on cul-de-sac; sunroom; avail. soon; nice yard; near Menchville HS. (757) 342-8021 HOUSE FOR RENT - 960 Lacon Dr, NN, rent for 1900 OBO. or buy for 279k OBO 5 BR 2.5BA 2378 ft2 Great Family Home (757) 508-5708

PETS

BOWFLEX - Bowlfex Xtreme 2, good shape with new cables and is assembled. Text/call for pics. $500 OBO. (661) 487-9422 TREADMILL - Nordictrack Commercial 1750 Treadmill, about 3 yrs old, good condition $500, new $1,500 (757) 817-6895

FILE CABINETS - Steel, one letter size (for 8.5x11) and one legal size (for 8.5x14).

Cond:Good $30 each. $50 for both (757) 971-8020 ROCKY BOOTS - new 8” tactical safety boots composite toe waterproof oil and slip resistant size 12 EE. $75 obo (757) 951-6068 TOTAL GYM ULTRA - Very condition. $50. (757) 599-1120

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CHILDCARE - M-F,6-6 6wks-up, CPR & First Aid Certified, fun learning, outside playtime $20 off 1st week, 1 slot to fill (757) 947-4408 ITEMS - Hot dog roller $35, Water cooler $65, Air stepper $65 Bissel VAC POD automatic stain remover inver/table $165 (757) 589-7248 WEDDING KIMONO - Beautiful wedding kimono, colors are bright orange, cobalt blue and pearl with gold cranes on the back. (757) 593-1470 ROOFING/SIDING - Roof repairs and exterior renovations (757) 581-0075 NEW WORK BOOTS - Steel Toe Wolverine Boots, Size 15EW. Never Worn-Bought wrong Size 4 Son Orig.

New $140 Sell for (757) 478-1673

SAFETY SHOES - Women’s Wolverine safety shoes. Size 9M Black leather w/ pink cloth lining. Like new. $80 OBO. Text for pics. (757) 323-0174

MAKEUP ARTIST - Mobile makeup artist for all your events. Proms, weddings, theather, special events and so much more. (757) 339-8282

A/C SERVICE - Sales ,service, tune ups & installations. Lic. & insured (757) 771-3441

PAINT - 5 gallons Ace Clark/Kensington paint. Light gray with light blue undertone. $10/gallon. New is $35/gallon (757) 817-6895

WODEN SWING SET - Heavy Duty 2 Swings, Glider Swing, Tire Swing, Trapeze Bar & Slide $100 (757) 478-1673

DESIGNER 4 - Boston/Wirehair terrier mix 2 yrs old. Up to date on shots.

Loves to play. Free to a good home.

(757) 660-7086

JANITORIAL - stripping & waxing floors, carpet cleaning, power washing, office cleaning; (757) 503-0934

FISH TANK - 100 Gallon fish tank, stand, rocks and lights $125. (757) 561-8365

WEDDING DECOR - Tying the knot? I can help with silk bouquets, centerpieces, pew bows, candy buffets, etc. Free consultation; (757) 206-3386

2UVA -VT TICS - section 510 row b with 2hr access to free party patio before kickoff @ Scott Stadium 11-28-15; (757) 816-8916

ENGLISH BULLDOG - AKC Reg Puppies, Champion Sired, vet checked, shots utd, health guaranteed. (225) 921-2782

PET SITTING - Dog walking in downtown Norfolk/Ghent and pet sitting anywhere!

Call for more info! (830) 965-5620

EXERCISE BIKE - Schwinn airdyne, great condition. $175. Call or text for pics.

(757) 310-4769

HEAT PUMP - FREE tune-up, inspec + REBATE for Dom. Power cust. with Heat Pump. (757) 286-2368 ANTIQUE SAFE - Early 1900s, HerringHall-Marvin, dbl dr combination. Ext 61Hx34Wx32D/Int 39Hx21Wx15D. VG cond. 1.5 tons $500 (757) 599-1960 CREOSOTE PLANKS - Salvaged/ repurposed: two at 2x8x72 and one at 2x8x92. Good condition. Outdoor uses: bulkheads & piers. $15; (757) 599-1960 FIREWOOD - Seasoned & split 6’x12’ Trailer load for $125 or a generous half load for $75. Will deliver. (757) 310-4769

CLEANING - Holidays are here! Let me doing your cleaning!Depending on the size its $60 or Less! (757) 880-8519 MOWER REPAIR - Small engine repair.

Tune up’s, and Preventive Maintenance end of season. (757) 897-4737 NFL TICKETS - Cowboys VS Redskins Dec 7 two tickets for sale. Please call 757-817-4503 for more details.

(757) 869-9225 JUNK REMOVAL - Junk Removal you point and junk disappears. Free estimates licensed and insured. (757) 810-5115 HOUSE WASHING - House, Roof and Concrete Cleaning. Most of our methods are used with less than 500PSI. Licensed and Insured. (757) 810-5115

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CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, CPR & First Aid Certified, low rates, smoke free, Foxhill area (757) 869-1876

HOME CLEANING - General home cleaning. Free Estimates. One time or special occasion cleaning welcomed.

(757) 371-3904

GUITAR CASE - Wanted guitar case for 3/4 size (757) 685-3611

CHILDCARE - M-F 5AM-5:30 pm, PT/ FT 20+ yrs exp. OY.PT, reasonable rates.

(757) 249-2624

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

(757) 249-2624

ITEMS - Microwaves $45, Olympic weight bench $100, back pack blower $150, patio table 5-chairs $120, smart glove $50 (757) 589-7248

REMODELING - Call for a free estimate on home remodeling, fence and deck building needs. (757) 256-8131

LAUNDRY DETERG - 5 GAL. Bucket $35. 400+loads. Last 4-6 mo. Liquid H.E. formulated works great. Sweet potatoes half bushel $15 (757) 589-7248 TRAINER - Fully supervised private training fitness programs; all levels.

(757) 930-3372 EXERCISE EQUIPM - Elliptical $50-250 & Exercise bikes $40- $250 Treadmills $135- $250 ONE $299 Also 2 rowers one $225 & ONE $95 (757) 589-7248 CEMETARY PLOTS - Four plots available in older section of Peninsula Memorial.

Will separate if needed. $2,500 each OBO. (757) 871-0224 FALL LAWN CARE - Mow/Edge/ Landscape/Mulch/Bush trim/Leaf & Debris Removal/Weed Ctrl/Fertilize/1X or weekly/Detail Oriented (757) 871-4589 GUTTER CLEANING - We clean gutters by hand, bag the debris, flush your down spouts and brighten outside Licensed and Insured. (757) 810-5115 A/C SERVICE - A/C fall maintenance & early-bird heat tune ups. Diagnostic $50, Tune-up $75. (757) 525-0259

NNS

SAFETY

WEDDING DÉCOR - Misc. wedding glassware. Candle cylinders, vases, etc.

Too much to list. (757) 342-8021 ORGANIC BEEF - organically grown!

(540) 255-1292 NEED BRAIDS? - Get hair braided by professionals. Call for info (757) 827-3282 VEGETABLES - Thanksgiving Collard Greens and sweet popatos. Cut within 24 hours, greens $1/LB or $15/bushel. Leave massage. (757) 254-8272 HOME CLEANING - special $20 oven cleaning, $20 fridge cleaning, get your kitchen ready for Thanksgiving. Call for an estimate. (757) 604-7788

WANTED SWIMMERS - Looking for folks that love to keep in shape by swimming and can team up to workout at the pool some mornings during the week.

(757) 346-8709

Year-to-Date Injuries

REPORT

965

* Compared to figures from October 2014

-18%

COMMUTER VAN - VRide van to NNS from VaBeach. M-F 1st shift. Leave Diamond Springs Rd. to all gates NNS. (757) 450-6740 VANPOOL RIDERS norge/ croaker commuter parking 1st shift (540) 907-5811

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.

WOOD - Looking for an actual 4’x4’x8’cord of seasoned hardwood. If you have what I’m looking for, please give me a call.

(757) 592-1100 VAN RIDERS - Van coming thru Franklin,Windsor,Suffolk and Smithfield.

3rd shift (757) 653-8664 MOPED SCOOTER - Un-wanted moped or scooter running or broken. Will pick up for free. (757) 897-4737 LAWN MOWER - Un-wanted Push mower, blower, or weed eater’s.

Running or broken will pick up for free.

(757) 897-4737 VAN RIDERS - Van leaving from Belvidere Nc to Chowan,Gates county(Hwy 32) through down town Suffolk to NNS 1St shift. (252) 619-3117

IN APPRECIATION THANK YOU! - I want to thank Ron, my coworkers in E49 & Stacy for making my 50th birthday extra special. I’m very blessed!

Year-to-Date Injuries with Lost Time 390

Year-to-Date Lost Work Days 21,709

-15%

-2%