Currents by Newport News Shipbuilding

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A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

Dimensional Control team members (L to R): Dan Morgan (O68), John Rawls (O68) and Randolph Smith (O68). Photo by Ricky Thompson

Kennedy Shipbuilders Accomplish Unique Superlift

Pictured (L to R): HOLA volunteers Ruby Nissenbaum, Liliana Reyes and Sergio Salinas bend aluminum flashing to be placed on the Habitat for Humanity house NNS is building on Moores Lane in Newport News. Note: As an off-site job, NNS safety rules and regulations are recomended for this project. Photo by Ben Scott

Employees Volunteer During Joint-ERG Build Day More than 20 employees representing the shipyard’s five Employee Resource Groups (ERG), spent Saturday, Nov. 21 caulking, painting and hammering at a Habitat for Humanity home under construction on Moores Lane in Newport News. This is the 13th year Newport News Shipbuilding is sponsoring a Habitat for Humanity home.

“Giving back to the community is a major objective for all our organizations,” said Miranda Williams, a member of HOLA. “It always feels great to be able to help out in the community and it’s even more powerful when AMSEC and Newport News Shipbuilding employees can come together and make a difference.”

The day was billed as a joint-ERG build day. Members of the African American Shipbuilders Association (AASA), Hispanic Outreach and Leadership Alliance (HOLA), Shipbuilders of Huntington Ingalls Professionals (SHIPs), Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG) and Women in Shipbuilding Enterprises (WiSE) were encouraged to volunteer their time and skills.

Mary McDermott, a member of WiSE, brought her daughter Melanie to join the effort. The McDermotts assisted the carpenter with installing molding for the home’s windows and base boards. “I enjoy Do-It-Yourself projects and working with my hands, so I thought this was a great project my daughter and I could do together,” said McDermott.

VCS Completes Delaware’s AMR Unit Ahead of Schedule

VCS Presents Quality Craftsman of the Month with Award

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In the early morning hours of Oct. 23, shipbuilders on the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) accomplished an unusual feat, precisely placing a 979-ton superlift in between two other units. The team had placed in smaller upper deck units on Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) but never something even close to this big. With just 5/16 inch of clearance on either side, the giant structure was lifted into place in three hours, a testament to careful planning and coordination between trades. CONTINUED ON PG 3

NNS Opens New PCU Facility Newport News Shipbuilding opened the doors to a new facility that will provide workspace for the crews of Virginia-class submarine (VCS) pre-commissioning units (PCUs) while their submarines are under construction. The facility is colocated with Newport News’ submarine final outfitting and assembly facilities, thereby increasing the crews’ ability to access and train with the ship systems during the final stages of construction. To provide convenient offices and training space, the building’s second floor provides separate sections for the three PCU crews that are on-site in an overlapping manner as a result of the two-per-year VCS construction pace. In addition to office space, each section includes hospital corpsmen’s offices, classrooms, galleys and bunk rooms for male and female sailors. The first floor of the building houses office space and a... CONTINUED ON PG 3

FOOD D rive 2015 HOLIDAY

DECEMBER 7 SHIPBUILDERS DECEMBER 18 THROUGH

Caring and Sharing!

NNS to Hold Annual Food Drive Dec. 7-18 ... SEE FLIER ON PG 8

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VCS Employees Complete Delaware’s AMR Module Ahead of Schedule Earlier this month Virginia-class submarine (VCS) employees delivered Delaware’s (SSN 791) auxiliary machinery room (AMR) module. The delivery is the 18th consecutive AMR unit that the team has completed on time or ahead of schedule. “Not only has this team completed the unit in a timely manner, they have also completed the work with first-time quality and with zero accidents,” said Construction Supervisor Lee Gilliam. “They’ve worked together across trades, taken ownership of their work, and pulled together to overcome any obstacles standing in their way – I’m proud of them.” Electrician Glenn Skinner (X31) said that communication and staying organized have been the most important factors in regards to the team’s success. “By communicating with each other, we’re aware of what’s going on and can help each other out when needed,” he said. “I feel like there’s a good rapport across trades – everyone really cares about their work and are working together with a ‘teamwork’ mind frame. Staying organized has helped us remain safe and has also helped us stay on track because we

know exactly where materials are when we need them and potential trip hazards aren’t an issue.” Pipe Fitter Lloyd Newsome (X42) said looking out for each other is key to remaining accident-free. “This was my first time working on an AMR module,” he said. “Within the unit, there are many places that are potential safety hazards if you aren’t paying attention. It’s nice to know that my team has my back.” Pipe Welders Reginald Whitehead (X18) and Michael Scott (X18) believe that first-time quality is extremely important. “Getting things done right the first time around is what we always aim for,” said Scott. “It’s especially important on the AMR module because it’s the heart of the boat. I like to think of it as if I’m building a car for my family – I want it to be the very best it can be.” Whitehead added, “I examine my welds and always aim for my next weld to look better than my last,” he said. VCS construction team in the CMAF after delivery of the auxiliary machinery room module Nov. 2. Photo by Ricky Thompson

Quality Craftsman of the Month Recognized For the past six years, the Virginia-class Submarine (VCS) Program has selected one craftsman each week of October to be recognized as the “Quality Craftsman of the Week.” From the pool of weekly award winners, one craftsman is then selected to receive the “Quality Craftsman of the Month Award.” This year, the award went to Justin Clark (X18). “Clark has been with the company for nearly five years, and has quickly become one of the top ultrasonic testing (UT) welders in the VCS Program,” said Lead General Foreman Keith Liakos. “The quality of his work overall is outstanding, and recently, he completed a critical weld repair on the pressure hull of Washington (SSN 787) This job had many challenges and complications. In addition, there was sensitive equipment on the opposite side of the hull, so Justin was limited to welding in six second increments, each increment about ¾” in length. In total, he deposited four layers of weld, with somewhere between 190–200 stops and starts during the repair. The weld passed inspection the first time, with the inspector stating that she saw absolutely nothing, and had to shoot it twice to make sure. Justin’s performance in achieving

Pictured (L to R): Matt Needy, VCS director, Larry Earley, foreman, Ellis Pierce, foreman, Justin Clark, “Quality Craftsman of the Month” award recipient, Steve Debusk, Program Quality manager, Kendall Ridenour, foreman, Keith Liakos, lead general foreman. Photo by Ricky Thompson

first- time quality helped to save countless hours of potential rework. Justin has set a great example of the level of quality that NNS looks for in each and every employee. Congratulations and thank you for your dedication to first-time quality, and keep up the good work.”

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Fundraising and Solicitation Reminder As the holiday season approaches, many departments are making plans to support the local community. The Office of Corporate Citizenship would like to remind all employees that fundraising and solicitations at NNS are governed by Corporate Policy CP H3. Below are tips for staying within the guidelines: • All fundraisers or solicitations must be approved in advance by Tom Cosgrove, manager of Corporate Citizenship. After approval has been obtained, the fundraiser/ solicitation must also be approved by the division vice president over the sponsoring department or the executive sponsor of the sponsoring Employee Resource Group (ERG). Note: Each fundraising or solicitation request is reviewed on a case-by-case basis. • All fundraising or solicitations must be sponsored by a department or ERG. Individual shipbuilders cannot sponsor fundraisers or solicitations. • Fundraising solicitations cannot be done on company time. It must be conducted before or after work, during lunch or designated breaks, or through flex time with supervisors’ approval. • Charitable fundraising and solicitations can only be done for the types of organizations that NNS as a company would support. Fundraising/solicitations to benefit athletic teams, religious or political organizations, or individual shipbuilders will not be approved. The benefitting organization must be a 501(c)(3) organization. • Sales of items outside the shipyard gates are tightly controlled and must be coordinated with Judy Fundak (K18) through the Department of Corporate Citizenship. • Fundraisers and solicitations should be limited in duration, allow for safeguarding of funds raised, and can never make employees feel pressured to contribute. • Approvals of solicitations and fundraisers will require a specific plan. Fundraisers/ solicitations will only be approved for specific dates and programs. Departments/ERGs will not be given blanket approval for ongoing fundraising/solicitation effort. For questions, contact Tom Cosgrove at 380-3090.

Pictured (L to R): Brad Bowman, Jack Mulligan, David Collins, Pedro Navarro, Gary Irvin, Eric Jones. Photo by Chris Oxley

Kennedy Shipbuilders Accomplish Unique Superlift CONTINUED FROM PG 1

“It was a real tight fit. There were a lot of eyes on the job and there was no room for error,” said second shift Shipwright David Collins. “The lift was planned for third-shift to take advantage of cooler temperatures that shrink the steel.” The accomplishment was part of a larger plan, enabling other lifts to happen earlier and welding work to be spread out more efficiently. Geoff Hummel, CVN 79 construction director, noted that the team pulled off their plan despite technical challenges and adverse weather. “The execution of this ‘squeeze play’ was the key piece of a larger plan developed by this team,” said Hummel. “It allows work to progress ahead of schedule on the entire ship.” Dimensional Control Technician Jay Rawls works on the third-shift team that helped make the “squeeze play” possible. “I used to be a shipfitter catching the units off the crane,” said Rawls. “It helps you really understand the importance of being accurate.” Joe Sabol, trade director for Shipfitters and Dimensional Control, praised the cross-trade team for the unique accomplishment: “Having the traditional structural erection techniques of the fitters being combined with the metrology technology of Dimensional Control to meet this challenge is a great thing to see and is exactly the performance we need on CVN 79.”

NNS Opens New PCU Facility CONTINUED FROM PG 1

...calibration lab for Newport News and AMSEC employees from a number of departments, including facilities maintenance and dimension control. “As we have ramped up the Virginia-class submarine program to a rate of two boats a year,” said Ken Mahler, vice president of Navy Programs, “we recognized that we needed a state-of-the-art building capable of supporting submarine crews at this increased pace. This new facility is a great addition to the shipyard and to the submarine program. It provides for a very efficient work environment, and we’re confident it will continue to enhance our great teamwork with our teammate, the Navy crews of the Virginia-class program.” Members of the crew from pre-commissioning unit Indiana (SSN 789) currently work in one of the PCU spaces.

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AROUND THE YARD Civic Leadership Institute Awards NNS with 2015 Darden Award Newport News Shipbuilding received the 2015 Darden Award from the Civic Leadership Institute in recognition of creating sustainable efforts toward the betterment of life for the people of the Hampton Roads Region and demonstrating exceptional leadership in the pursuit of regional cooperation. Bill Bell, vice president of Human Resources and Administration, accepted the award during a reception in Norfolk Wednesday, Nov. 18. Visit www.civichr.org/events/the-darden-awards for additional information about the award and to view other recipients.

Cheer On Apprentice School Athletics Employees are encouraged to come out and cheer on winter Apprentice School athletics. Visit www.gobuilders.com to view the complete schedule for the Builder and Lady Builder basketball teams and wrestling team. Below are upcoming home games and tournaments: Men’s Basketball: Nov. 28 at 7 p.m. vs. Southern Virginia

Women’s Basketball: Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. vs. Washington Adventist

Wrestling: (Virginia Duals) Jan. 8-9 at 9 a.m. at the Hampton Coliseum

Employees Encouraged to Take the Financial Wellness Survey

EAP Services Available to NNS Employees

AASA to Host Fourth Quarter Meet and Greet

HII is interested in developing a comprehensive financial wellness program as part of their commitment to overall employee wellness. The goal of the program will be to provide information that supports employees in their understanding of financial planning, so that they feel empowered to engage proactively in creating their own sustainable financial future. The survey has ten questions that will help HII determine what topics interest employees the most. Employees can take the survey at www.surveymonkey.com/r/WB9VMDX until Nov. 30 at. All submitted responses are confidential.

Newport News Shipbuilding would like to remind employees that Employee Assistance Program (EAP) services are available to employees and eligible family members. Below are services EAP can assist with:

The African American Shipbuilders Association (AASA) will host its fourth quarter meet and greet themed, “Shining Star Holiday Celebration” at 8 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 4 at Celebrations in Newport News. View the flier for more information. AASA encourages all attendees to bring an unwrapped toy (for a child 12 or under) to be donated to Toys for Tots.

L.E.A.R.N. and SHIPs Network to Co-Host After-Work Presentation L.E.A.R.N. and SHIPs Network will co-host an after-work presentation by HII President and CEO Mike Petters on Thursday, Dec. 17 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the Virginia Advanced Shipbuilding and Carrier Integration Center (VASCIC) auditorium. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation. The event is open to all employees. Visit the L.E.A.R.N. website to sign up.

• Relationship or family problems • Alcohol and/or drug-related problems • Feelings of overwhelming and/or anxiety • Stress management • Divorce and blended family issues Employees can contact EAP by calling Anthem at 1-855-400-9185. Counselors are available to offer confidential assistance 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Employees can also contact their Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) for additional information.

SEEKING LEADERS Job Title Manager Accounting 3

Requisition Number 11458B

Purchase Discounted Tickets for “A Christmas Carol” at the Sandler Center for the Performing Arts The Virginia Muscial Theatre invites shipbuilders, family and friends to enjoy $20-off on orchestra seats for “A Christmas Carol: The Musical.” Tickets are for Dec. 4-6. To purchase tickets, call 340-5446 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday-Friday. Visit www.vmtheatre.org for more information. Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for more information on how you can build your career with Newport News Shipbuilding.

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Location HII - Newport News

Editor: Lauren Shuck

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7 SIGNS OF TERRORISM Certain activities at or near our facilities may indicate terrorist planning efforts. Suspicious activities that should be reported to Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS) Security & Emergency Management and the Virginia Fusion Center, commonly referred to as the 7 signs of terrorism, include: SURVEILLANCE – May include drawing diagrams, note taking, or vision-enhancing devices to monitor or record facilities and activities. ELICITATION – Attempts to obtain information on the people, procedures, or security of a facility. TESTS OF SECURITY – Attempts to breach security measures or assess response times. ACQUIRING SUPPLIES – Gathering harmful chemicals, infected materials or other supplies for attacks. SUSPICIOUS PERSONS – Person(s) who do not appear to belong in a given setting due to unusual behavior. DRY / TRIAL RUNS – Preparatory behaviors, such as practice runs or route mapping. DEPLOYING ASSETS – Placing people and supplies, such as backpacks or packages, into place to commit the attack.

REPORTING SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY Prompt and detailed reporting of suspicious activities may prevent a terrorist attack. When reporting suspicious activity, you should provide: • • • •

Brief description of the activity Physical description of the person(s) or vehicle(s) involved Current location or direction of travel of those involved Your name and contact information (optional) – anonymous reporting accepted

Call 911 from your cell phone or *911 from company desk phones if immediate police response is needed Otherwise, you should contact the NNS Security Command Center non-emergency line at 380-4031 AND Notify the Virginia Fusion Center as soon as possible by phone @ 1-877-4VA-TIPS or email vfc@vsp.virginia.gov

If you have any questions regarding this message, please send an email to: O15SecCompliancePrg@hii-nns.com

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS Auto cont

Auto cont

78’ CORVETTE - 24k, rebuilt motor, silver runs great, T-tops, no leaks. sting ray body. new inspect txt 4 pics $10k. (757) 846-8357

MOPAR HEADLIGHT - 87-90 Caravan/ Voyager right headlight assembly NIB with bulb $25 obo (757) 685-3611

TV/DVD/PRINTER - 21” Visio HD TV 720p w/ remote + Sony DVD Player + Kodak Hero 7.1 All-in-1 wifi printer $150 text (757) 285-9432

2003 COBRA - Mustang Cobra w/ 31k mi. The car is in ex condition inside & out. Call for more details. 21k obo (757) 298-4694

1970 VW BUG - Needs a new home! Restored inside and out. Must see to appreciate. $6,500 obro (757) 593-2019

BLACKBERRY BOLD 9930 - non-camera touchscreen, Verizon, Sprint or unlocked. Good condition, refurbished, $65 charger $5 cases (757) 285-1145

1994 NISSAN P/U - 2x4, Xtra cab, 5-speed, TONS of new parts, timing chain, wheelbearing, head gasket, h20 pump, brakes, etc. (757) 813-1797

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

AUDIO/VIDEO

TV - Admiral ‘Solarcolor’ console tv, 27” screen, 1978 manuf, nice condition. S10 (757) 599-1960

CHEVY TAILLIGHT - 2000-2003 Stock Chevy Suburban Taillights. $25 for the pair. Like new! (757) 277-2971

GOPRO HERO 3+ - Black edition Too much to list, bag/mounts/mem. Card, LCD screen over $1,000 invested, $450 obo (757) 813-1797

07 HARLEY DLUX - Deluxe custom candy teal blue chromed out, <7 miles, like new, 12K obo, HD Soft Tail (757) 365-1521

DJ - Elegant and Fun Weddings! Dance floor lighting included. (757) 356-1166

RV CAMPER - Rockwood Mini-Lite, 2010. original owner, perfect cond. Pull w/ 6 cylinder truck/car. Loaded. $9,000 (757) 739-8656

FLAT SCREEN TV - 55 inch Samsung, $450, 42-in Samsung $235, 19-inch $75 and 15-inch $65. All are flat screens with excellent picture (757) 589-7248 PHOTO BOOTH - State of the Art PB, Dept Holiday parties being planned. Packages start at $150. (757) 359-0292 EXPERIENCED DJ - customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects & photography (757) 869-1876

AUTO

2012 SEQUOIA - 2012 Black Toyota Sequoia SR5 with 78,600 miles. Zero issues, great condition inside and out. Asking $27,000 obo (757) 778-5636 2010 CHEVY 1500 - LT in excellent condition. $18,000! Blue ext./grey int. 68,000 miles. Mega cab! (757) 814-9393

04 CHRYSLER - Town & Country Limited, 80K miles, New tires & rear brakes, Navy blue for $4,200. (757) 508-0113

2010 CHEVY 1500 - LT in excellent condition. $18,000! Blue ext./grey int. 68,000miles. Mega cab! (757) 814-9393

03 TACOMA - 4X4 TRD SR5 ext cab, 165K mi, 6cyl, AT, AC, PW, CC. Bedliner & chrome step bars. Great cond. $9,999 (757) 876-3319

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

SEATS - 1983 Mustang gt front & rear seats. In GC, or they can be recovered w/ many options. $150 (757) 749-3146

EXHAUST - 03/04 cobra Magnaflow stainless catback exhaust with 4”tips. Sounds great. $175 (757) 749-3146

01 CHEVY TRUCK - 01 Chevy Silverado LS 1500, short bed, 136K, runs well, $3,300. (757) 935-5344

HARLEY DAVIDSON - 04 Low Rider. New tires; New shocks; Fwd controls; Quik detach sissy bar & windshield & more. 26 k mi. $7,200 (757) 879-5126

2005 NINJA 500R - 1 owner,low miles,always garaged,never laid down. KBB has 2,200, asking 2k obo. txt/call for pics/info. (619) 504-1144

1999 RAM 2500 - Quad Cab 4X4,V10,88,530mi. Runs,needs engine work. 4/16 inspection. New wheels/tires. Clean in/out. $5,000 obo (757) 329-6421

CAMPER - 2015 - Shadow Cruiser 22.5’ queen bed radio/TV/cable, shower/toilet separate, one slide, clean, gas heat, EC $19k OB (757) 618-0721

2002 TACOMA 4WD - 02 Toyota Tacoma SR5 4WD xtra cab truck,burgundy w/gold shell,4cyl,5spd 184K adult miles,cold AC no issues 8K (757) 810-9052

07 DODGE TRUCK - 07 Dodge 4x4 Laramie pkg. Loaded options,43K low miles 21,900 (757) 868-6900

1992 CADILLAC - Brougham, Maroon int/ ext lthr, new insp, well maintained, garage kept, pics on req, $4,000. 92,000 ml. (757) 869-9031

COBRA R’S - 17” 4 lug mustang Cobra R wheels. They are gunmetal,in great shape. Have machined lips,rears are deeper. $400 (757) 749-3146

83 CAMARO SS - 305 CID, Black,great shape, low miles, T-tops, new stereo & spkrs, tint, lots of new items. $5k obo (517) 281-6953

2003 350Z - Gray, 51k Miles, garage kept, single owner $9,450 OBO (757) 846-4456

1972 FORD LTD - Conv. red ext./white int. new top /boot cover,trans rebuilt, runs great,garage kept pic’s on request $7500. (757) 896-9031

99 CADILLAC - Clean Deville, Tan AM/ FM Cass. Power Wind/Locks,Cruise Ctrl,Leather heated seats, Cold AC, minor nicks $3,500 (757) 342-6977

NISSAN TITAN - Titan SE King Cab truck Garage Kept, Well Maintained 103K miles $9000 (757) 868-6900 AVS VENTVISORS - New Ventvisors, 4pc, Dark Smoke color for 01-07 Chevy Silverado Crew Cab $40. New Black tailgate cap $30. (757) 851-4862

BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY CHAPARRAL 2830 - 28ft Bowrider with enclosed head. E/C, freshwater use only. Tandem Alum trlr. 454 EFI. $24,000 OBO. (757) 357-5542 21’ GRADY WHITE - 6cyl I/O, 2xle trlr, Runs good, some cosmetic needed. Good bay boat. Motor new 2005, new Batt. $2,500 OBRO. (757) 268-6138

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

HOBBIES “VIPER” AMP - Peavey “Viper” Guitar AMP like new $250 804-832-2320 H-D 100 YR BOOK - 2 Harley Davidson books (new): 100 years of H-D $35/$55 list; The H-D Century $25/$45 list; obo (757) 685-3611 MOUNTAIN BIKE - Raleigh USA Tangent Altimetric Series; 4130 Chrome Moly frame; Shimano Deore LX derailleur; no rims/tires $50 (757) 599-1960 WOMEN’S SOCCER - TWSL-Women’s Indoor Soccer in Newport News. Registration open from 11/20-1/3. Play Fri/ Sun from Jan-March. (757) 409-2562

FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES TWIN BDRM SUIT - Black twin sleigh bed w/ box spring, tall chest, and night stand. Purchased year ago for $1200 asking $600. (757) 285-0145 DISHWASHER Black KitchenAid dishwasher. Works great, looks nice.$80 (757) 749-3146 GARAGE OPENER - Brand new garage door opener, Model #HD930EV from Home Depot. $239 (937) 620-0053 BAR STOOLS - 3 metal bar stools with back support. 1 needs little work. text pics. $25 (757) 846-8357 TWIN BED - Cargo style twin bed w/ mattress and Bunkie board plus Trundle bed w/ mattress. VB $225 (757) 434-6922 ANTIQUE SAFE - Early 1900s, HerringHall-Marvin, dbl dr combination. Ext 61Hx34Wx32D/Int 39Hx21Wx15D. VG cond. 1.5 tons $500 (757) 599-1960 COFFEE TABLE - oak wood & glass coffee table w/fold up sides. good condition, text pics $40 obo. (757) 846-8357 3-SEAT COUCH - Dark brown/black. Very comfortable, barely used & in excellent condition. No scratches/cuts. Txt for pics $200 (607) 621-9589 DESK - Office desk all wood $20 obo (757) 754-6912 FUTON - Chrome Futon with 8” Black Mattress, GC $75 OBO (757) 220-9278 DR TABLE SET - Long wooden table & chairs, used but good quality, w/ matching chairs. $100 obo (757) 812-4282

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Furnishings and Appliances cont.

Real Estate cont.

Miscellaneous cont.

FOR SALE - Solid Oak Table & 4 Chairs Excellent condition-$150 (757) 620-2686

TRAILER 4 RENT - Trailer for rent in mobile home park in Smithfield. 2 bedroom. Deck. Call for other info. (757) 812-2719

CHI BEARS TIX - two hospitality suite tickets to the Jan 3 2016 bears vs. lions IN CHICAGO!!. (757) 632-6115

WEDDING DECOR - Misc. wedding glassware. Candle cylinders, vases, etc. Too much to list. (757) 342-8021

FOR RENT - Hilton Village. 3bd/1.5bth. great elementary school! (757) 803-8658

HOME CLEANING - Free Estimates. One time or special occasion cleaning welcomed. (812) 371-3904

MAKE-UP ARTIST - Certified Make-Up Artistry Services incl: Bridal, Prom, Special Events & More. Will travel (757) 325-5353

WEIGHT BENCH - Weider Pro bench, w/ pulley system, Olympic Bar W/320lbs weight. GC.$325 obo (757) 220-9278

NEED BRAIDS? - Get hair braided by professionals. Call for info (757) 827-3282 (757) 827-3282

CLEANING - Amaezing Detail Co. Free estimates. Residential/ Offices/ Turn-overs/ Restorations. (757) 719-0774

HANDY MAN - We do all home repairs, painting, yard work & maintenance. Great prices, quality work! (757) 525-0259

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

BOOTCAMP - Summer bodies are built in the winter! Saturdays @ 10AM. All ages and fitness levels welcome. (718) 606-5398

CAMPING STOVE - Propane Stove with FREE bottle of new propane. Great condition. (757) 277-2971

KEEP ‘EM OUT! - Expert pest management, Termite/Bonds, Moisture Control including sand/poly & Crawl Space Repairs. (757) 873-4999

3-SEAT COUCH - Dark brown/black. Very comfortable,barely used & in excellent condition. No scratches/cuts. Txt for pics $200 (607) 621-9589 WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 812-2719 DINNER TABLE - Cherry wood table great cond with 4 oak chairs. beautiful in style and color. $150 obo. (757) 846-8357 NUWAVE OVEN PRO - like new, cooks a meal in minutes $75 obro (757) 593-2019

REAL ESTATE 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 HOME FOR RENT - James City , 3 BR 2.5 Ba end unit townhouse in Skiffes Creek Terrace subdiv. 1430 SF, $1095/month + dep. (757) 880-1782 RENTAL HOUSE - $1395/mo.; 4BR/2.5 BA 2-story on cul-de-sac; sunroom; 186 Abbey Ct, NN; near Menchville HS (757) 873-2111 RENT - Lovely 1300 sq ft 2BR 2-1/2 BA Townhouse. Pvt gated community across from Windward Towers. $985/ mo. (757) 723-0863 ROOM FOR RENT - $440/mon-all inclusive, Looking for female, 12X12SF rm, private bath, full kitchen access, was/dry in unit (609) 251-2121 HOME FOR SALE - Beautiful home for sale in Chesapeake Greenbrier area 3 bdr 2 1/2 bath asking for $215,000 (757) 613-7561 HOME FOR SALE - Beautiful home with new interior located in Hampton 15 min away from NNS. Asking for $129,900 (757) 788-9147 CONDO FOR RENT - 1500+sq ft condo for rent. Washer/dryer, pool, patio. Bridgewater in Carrollton-pond view. Avail now. (518) 416-5358 LAND FOR SALE - 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 FOR SALE - 2214 Parish Ave NN. 3bd/2.5bth 1508sf. updated kit, baths, hvac, plumb, windows, new roof in ‘11 and more 115 (757) 817-8121 HOUSE FOR RENT - 1309 34th St NN. 2br/1ba @625 sq. ft. Avail 12/1. 5 mins from NNS. Fenced Yard. $600/mo. (757) 871-3682

MISCELLANEOUS SHREDDER - Paper Shredder. $5 (757) 277-2971 FIREWOOD - Seasoned and Split, Red and White Oak. Will deliver to WB area, or come pick up. $90 per load. (757) 508-1603 ELLIPTICAL - Good condition Stride Trainer 410 with a cup holder, iPod comp, & electronic display. $200 (757) 344-2315 MILWAUKEE DRILL - Milwaukee 12V Lithium Ion vary spd 3/8 drill w/1 battery & charger. 1hrs use, powerful in EC in Poquoson $50 (757) 810-9052 ODU TICKETS - Shriner’s Oyster Bowl tix $30 Game is Nov. 28, 12PM kick-off Tailgate Tix $10 tailgating at 8AM (757) 434-2932 ITEMS - Microwaves $45, Olympic weight bench $100,NU WAVE OVEN BLACK $75, patio table 5-chairs $120, smart glove $50 (757) 589-7248 ITEMS - refrid/freezer 4.3 cu ft in box new $85 total gym supra many attach $150 food saver seal system $100 (757) 589-7248 LAUNDRY DETERGENT - 5 GAL. Bucket $35. 400+loads. Last 4-6 mo. Liquid H.E. formulated works great. (757) 589-7248 CHICAGO BEARS - Signed NFL Authenticated Urlacher jersey (w/papers) in NFL Bears monogram frame $600 call or text for photo (757) 236-0789 ICON JACKET - Mens X-LG ICON leather riding jacket $200 (ORIG 500) for picture call or text (757) 236-0789 WINE CHARMS - Premade Selections Available or Choose Your Charm, Colors and Quantity to customize. (757) 236-0789 DRYER - Hot Point Dryer....Good Condition $100 (757) 532-5724 HOME GYM - WeiderPro 8900 Home gym. Looks like new. Rarely used. Many attachments.$150 (757) 749-3146 HOLIDAY DECOR - Getting ready for the holidays? I have handmade Christmas silk wreaths & centerpieces (757) 206-3386 EUREKA VACUUM - Good cond. works fine, needs new belt. asking $40 bought new for $100. Call/text (757) 871-7517 A/C SERVICE - Check your heat exchanger for cracks and holes clean your gas furnace. (757) 771-3441

RELOADING BOOKS - Sierra, Speer, Hornady, Lyman & T/C Contender reloading manuals/books, several editions, call for prices (757) 685-3611 JUNK REMOVAL - Junk Removal you point and junk disappears. Free estimates licensed and insured. (757) 810-5115 JANITORIAL - floorstrippng & waxing,carpet cleaning, power washing, office cleaning (757) 503-0934 HEAT PUMP - FREE tune-up, inspec + REBATE for Dom. Power cust. with Heat Pump. (757) 286-2368 GUTTER CLEAN - We clean gutters by hand, bag the debris, flush your down spouts and brighten outside Licensed and Insured. (757) 810-5115 CLEANING - Let me do your cleaning! Depending on the size its $60 or Less! (757) 880-8519 KEROSENE HEATER - Contractor Series 50,000 BTU Bullet Heater. Mr. Heater Model # MH50KR. $90 neg. (757) 596-2192 CHILDCARE - 7 Days M-S, 1st/2nd shift available, FT/PT, great rates, smoke free, Portsmouth (757) 214-1956 MOWER REPAIR - Small engine repair. Tune up’s, and Preventive Maintenance end of season. (757) 897-4737 CHILDCARE - M-F,6-6 6wks-up, CPR & First Aid Certified, fun learning, outside playtime $20 off 1st week (757) 947-4408 ROOFING/SIDING - Roof repairs and exterior renovations (757) 581-0075 LANYARDS - Accessorize w/beaded lanyard. Made to order. Pick your fav colors or sports team themed. (757) 236-0789 IN MEMORY OF - Heard of memory quilts? Let me make you a memory Bracelet out of buttons from your loved ones clothes. (757) 236-0789

ORGANIC BEEF - organically grown!! (540) 255-1292 TRAINER - Fully supervised private training fitness programs; all levels. (757) 930-3372

WANTED VAN RIDERS - VRIDE commuter van from VaBeach to NNS,M-F,1st shift, leave Diamond Springs Rd to all gates NNS. (757) 450-6740 VAN RIDERS - Leave Ahoskie, Winton, Gates County and Suffolk 2nd shift (252) 287-7395 VAN RIDERS - Van leaving from Gloucester Courthouse - First Shift - 7AM till 3:30PM (804) 366-4016 VAN RIDERS - Van comes through King William, West Point and New Kent Counties 1st shift (540) 907-5811 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

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.

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