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NNS to Assist with Maintenance Work on USS Harry S. Truman

A weekly publication of Newport News Shipbuilding

The Navy has awarded a $7.9M contract to Newport News Shipbuilding for work on USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75).

The aircraft carrier is currently docked at Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, where the repair and maintenance work will be performed.

Work on CVN 75 is expected to be complete by March 2015. Truman is expected to deploy late next year.

Shipbuilders Exceed United Way Campaign Goal Pictured (L to R): Curtis G Hull, senior vice president, The S.M. Stoller Corp.; Barry Fletcher, vice president, Nuclear Propulsion, Newport News Shipbuilding; John Morgan, chief executive, Morgan Sindall Group; Simon Smith, Managing Director Utility Services, Morgan Sindall.

Morgan Sindall Joins Forces with S.M. Stoller and NNN On Dec. 4, Huntington Ingalls Industries announced that construction and infrastructure company Morgan Sindall, along with The S.M. Stoller Corp. and Newport News Nuclear (NNN), both subsidiary companies of HII, have signed a long term agreement to work together to offer a combined delivery capability to the United Kingdom (UK) nuclear market.

Given UK government investment in the nuclear industry, this agreement will enable these three companies to bring innovative processes and systems to market and collaboratively target nuclear new build and decommissioning projects across the UK. It will achieve this by using the complementary strengths of each organization: Stoller and

NNN bring extensive experience of nuclear waste handling and programme controls from managing the majority of licensed nuclear sites within the U.S., whilst Morgan Sindall brings design, construction and project management delivery capability within the UK nuclear market.

Simon Smith, managing director of Utility Services at Morgan Sindall, said, “The signing of this agreement demonstrates our commitment to significantly expand our UK nuclear presence. We have a clear understanding of the UK’s future nuclear requirements and a proven construction and infrastructure capability within this sector. Through our collaboration with Stoller and NNN we are further...

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X33 Craftsmen Recognized for Process Improvements. ... SEE PG 2

Battleship Texas Foundation Presents NNS with a Piece from USS Texas. ... SEE PG 3

Last week, Newport News Shipbuilding announced that it had exceeded the goal of this year’s United Way of the Virginia Peninsula Campaign by raising a total of more than $1.6M or 107 percent of the goal.

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NNS Appoints Amin to VP and CIO On Dec. 2, Newport News Shipbuilding announced that Bharat Amin has been appointed vice president and chief information officer (CIO) for the company.

Amin joins Newport News after serving as CIO for BAE’s Land and Armaments division. He is a mechanical engineer with master’s degrees in industrial engineering and business administration. Amin also has experience in business processes, technology development, cyber security and large information technology project implementation.

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Holiday Food Drive to Support the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank Ends Friday, Dec. 12. ... SEE PG 4

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Morgan Sindall Joins Forces with S.M. Stoller and NNN CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

... strengthening our capabilities and experience which will be instrumental in enabling us to provide an enhanced range of new build and decommissioning services to the UK nuclear market.”

Employees pictured: Terrance Hayes, Trevon Webster, Thaddeus Bullock, Larry Shoulders, Wilbert Freeman, Narada Banks, Eddie Mercado, Bill Stallings, Fredrick Coleman, Thomas McCartney, Nikisha Pyatt, Mahlon Tibbs, Alphonso Whitby, Larry Clark, Courtney Lacott, Fredrick Moody, Charles Broadus and Willie Rumble.

X33 Shipbuilders Recognized for Process Improvements Surface Preparation and Treatment (SP&T) Trades Director Jim Coppa challenged his shipbuilders to focus on making improvements to current work processes throughout the year by submitting Opportunity for Improvements (OFIs) to the Process Excellence Department’s (O07) value stream leader.

“We count on craftsmen working on the deckplate to let us know of new ideas they have or any suggestions they think of that might improve processes,” said Coppa. “They are the ones who work closest to the processes, so they are the best people to

recommend improvements.”

In November, Coppa congratulated X33 craftsmen for improving their participation in the OFI program by more than 300 percent.

Coppa also recognized Foreman Steve Dent and his X33C crew for submitting the highest number of valid OFIs in 2014.

“One of the biggest improvements the crew made this year was completing the fill and drain process for the bilge keel and rudder in record time,” said Coppa. “Foreman Dave Person and his...

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2014: “A Year in Photos” Take a look at 2014 through photos via Huntington Ingalls Industries’ photo slideshow.

The slideshow features ship and submarine christenings, keel laying ceremonies and employees giving back to the community.

The 7,800-ton Virginia-class submarine John Warner (SSN 785) was moved with the help of three tugboats to Newport News Shipbuilding’s submarine pier Sept. 17.

Photo by Ricky Thompson

Stoller President Nick Lombardo said, “We are eager to share our nuclear remediation and project planning and execution core competencies with a strong partner in the UK. Our collaboration with Morgan Sindall will allow us to provide capabilities and experience we have developed over decades to significant nuclear projects and services in the UK nuclear market.

We look forward to a long and mutually successful relationship with Morgan Sindall.”

NNS Appoints Amin to VP and CIO CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

In his new position, Amin will oversee the shipyard’s strategic direction and will have dayto-day leadership over all information systems at Newport News and the HII corporate office.

Amin will assume his new position Dec. 15 and transition into the job with the help of Leni Kaufman, who will retire from the position on Dec. 31 after 35 years of service that began with Northrop Grumman.

“Although Leni did not begin her career with NNS, she has demonstrated through her dedicated leadership, enthusiasm and commitment to the shipyard that she is a true shipbuilder in every way,” said NNS President Matt Mulherin. “We look forward to working with Bharat and putting his extensive engineering and IT experience to work in this very important role.”

NEW! Sign Up for the Coach Brady Running Support Group With the Newport News One City Marathon and the NNS 5K practically around the corner, now is a great time to set personal running goals for 2015. HealthWaves is kicking off the Coach Brady Running Support Group, offering weekly running tips and support with Brady Goggin.

Employees who sign up will receive weekly email support beginning in January and continuing through the March 15 Newport News One City Marathon and the NNS 5K (May). The

group is open to all HII and NNS employees.

Want to take your run to the next level? Sign up on Yardnet or send questions to werun@hii-nns.com.

Visit www.onecitymarathon.com from a home computer for more information about the One City Marathon and continue to check Yardnet for additional information about the NNS 5K.

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AMSEC Division Appraised at Level 3 Maturity in CMMI Process Improvement On Dec. 1, AMSEC announced that its Technology Solutions division has been appraised at level 3 of the CMMI Institute’s Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) program.

CMMI is a process improvement training and appraisal program and service administered and marketed by Carnegie Mellon University and the CMMI Institute. The appraisal was performed by Williamsburg Process Solutions, a third-party auditor specializing in appraisal and process improvement.

“This achievement validates our commitment to execute to rigorous standards that provide quality and timely software solutions to our existing and new customers,” said Mary White, AMSEC’s director of Logistics, Engineering, Technology and Training Solutions. “It reinforces AMSEC’s motto: ‘Quality People Providing Quality Service.’”

AMSEC is implementing the CMMI for Development (CMMI-DEV) model, which provides guidance to improve the effectiveness, efficiency and quality of product development work. According to the CMMI Institute, the benefits experienced by organizations using CMMI-DEV in their process improvement programs include improved customer satisfaction, increased quality and more accurate schedules.

An appraisal at maturity level 3 indicates the organization is performing at a “defined” level.

At this level, processes are well characterized and understood and are described in standards, procedures, tools, and methods. The organization’s set of standard processes, which is the basis for maturity level 3, is established and improved over time.

Members of the Battleship Texas Foundation (L to R) Jeff Nilsson, Andy Smith, Anthony Gregory and Stephanie Croatt present NNS President Matt Mulherin (center) with a 29-lb. piece of original steel. Photo by Chris Oxley

A Piece of USS Texas Comes Home On Dec. 1, members of the Battleship Texas Foundation presented Newport News Shipbuilding with a piece of USS Texas (BB 35), celebrating 100 years since the ship’s commissioning. NNS President Matt Mulherin received the commemorative gift on behalf of the shipyard. Made of original riveted, salvaged steel from the old battleship, the piece measures 16” by 16” and weighs 29 pounds.

Andy Smith, the ship manager, was one of those presenting the steel plate. “Today was all about giving a piece of this ship back to the shipyard,” said Smith. “The Newport News shipbuilders here in 1912 to 1914 built a high-quality ship, and we feel strongly that you should recognize the people who make things possible. It’s only fitting that this piece of steel comes back to the place where the ship was built. It’s almost like a homecoming.”

USS Texas is one of six remaining ships to have served in both world wars. In World War II, she shelled Axis-held beaches in Normandy before being transferred to the Pacific Theater where she would support the Battles of Iwo Jima and Okinawa. She holds the distinction of being the first U.S. battleship to mount anti-aircraft guns and the first U.S. battleship to launch an aircraft.

Today, she is the only remaining dreadnought battleship in the world, a testament to the craftsmanship of her shipbuilders. Texas was decommissioned in 1948, having earned a total of five battle stars for her service in World War II. The battleship is now a U.S. National Historic Landmark in La Porte, Texas.

NOTICE: Test of Surry Power Station’s Emergency Alert Sirens State and local officials will test the emergency alert siren system around the Surry Power Station Wednesday, Dec. 10, at approximately 11:10 a.m. A steady three-minute tone will be sounded by 71 sirens in Williamsburg, Newport News and the counties of Surry, James City, York and Isle of Wight. The sirens are located within a 10-mile radius of the plant.

Siren tests for Surry Power Station consist

of a single three-minute tone and take place quarterly on the second Wednesdays of March, June, September and December.

The siren notification signifying an actual emergency at Surry Power Station consists of four separate three-minute activations, each separated by a one-minute silent interval. Total elapsed time for actual emergency notification is 15 minutes. When sirens sound, people

should listen to a local radio or TV station that is broadcasting emergency information.

Additional information about the siren system and emergency notification can be found in the annual Surry Power Station emergency information calendar mailed to households in the region.

The next test of the Surry siren system will be Wednesday, March 11, 2015

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AROUND THE YARD NOTICE: NNS Holiday Food Drive Ends Friday Newport News Shipbuilding’s Holiday Food Drive to support the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank is currently underway.

The Foodbank accepts all non-perishable food donations (no glass containers). Canned items identified as those most requested are: meat, fish and protein (tuna, ham or chicken, beef stew, chili, peanut butter, canned/dried beans); fruits and vegetables (100 percent fruit juice, canned fruits and vegetables, instant potatoes, fruit preserves); complete meals (pasta and sauce, boxed meals, hearty vegetable soups); grains (cereal, rice).

Labeled collection boxes are located on the first floor of designated buildings. Departments or individuals wishing to donate cash to the Foodbank for their use in purchasing perishable food items may do so.

Please deliver cash/check contributions (checks made payable to the Virginia Peninsula Foodbank) to Brenda Roth (O18) Bldg. 520-1. The last day to donate monetary donations is Dec. 10 and the last day to donate food items is Dec. 12.

Could You Be Q&PE’s Next Rotational Facilitator?

The Quality and Process Excellence (Q&PE) Division is currently seeking its next rotational facilitator. The program provides a one-year rotational opportunity for the selected individual to learn facilitation skills and techniques through training and mentoring from experienced facilitators. The rotation will begin in early 2015. Interested candidates should visit the Facilitator website for more information. For questions, contact Glynnis Gwaltney (O09) at 688-4203 or Cynthia Allen-Whyte (O09) at 688-2636.

Check Your Mailbox for the HII “BeWell” Newsletter The first edition of HII’s quarterly wellness newsletter, “BeWell,” has been sent to all employees and should be arriving at home mailboxes this week. This month’s issue features an Employee Wellness Spotlight on Newport News Shipbuilding Fitter Eric Collins (X11), tips for lower stress and better health for the holidays, info on EAP and more. Visit www.hiibenefits.com to view the newsletter.

NNS United Way Campaign coordinators were recognized for their campaign efforts during a luncheon last week. Front row (L to R): Marsha Cundiff (O18), Bill Bell, vice president of Human Resources and Administration, NNS Campaign Administrator Brenda Roth (O18), Alecia Monrose (K69) and Jackie Beale (E80). Back row (L to R): Cindy Mann (O61), Lynn Alligood (O30), Judy Byrnes (O74), Stephanie Cherry (O19), Linda Voncannon (K03), Alice May (K62), Wanda Mills (O63), Christine Schaffner (T50), Dawn Eanes (O82), Nicole Vitarelli (O57), Aaron Pritchett (O29), Teresa Crocker, UWVP, Ty Joubert, UWVP, and manager of NNS Corporate Citizenship and Government Relations Tom Cosgrove. Not pictured: Marjie Brown (O81), Susan Deeds (E01), Kim Gibson (N310), Lisa McLaughlin (O16) and Donna Wrenn (O11). Photo by John Whalen

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Shipbuilders who donated were able to direct their contributions to the organizations of their choice. Ogranizations that benefit from the campaign include health and human services agencies across the region that address everything from hunger and homelessness to affordable childcare services.

Special thanks to all shipbuilders who contributed to make this year’s campaign a success.

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... staff, Trades Administration, Process Excellence and the Pumping Global Processes team also worked together to videotape the process for future hulls.

Many of the personnel who are familiar with this process, which is performed once every evolution of a carrier, are getting ready to retire or have already left the company. The video will help future ships get through this process seamlessly. Other carrier personnel also provided input and assistance to help with the preparation of this fill and drain process, imparting their

Front row (L to R): Wilbert Freeman, Willie Belle, Shannon Davis and Cordney Hill. Back row (L to R): Dee Banks, Steve Dent, Jesse Godwin, Issac Gilliam, Walter Williams, Francine Carter, Tomeka Leigh and Jim Coppa.

lessons learned in creating step by step work instructions. SP&T worked together across programs and departments to produce a successful outcome which has set up the company for successful future outcomes.”

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Developmental Opportunities for NNS Employees Visit the O44 website on Yardnet or contact Kimberly McCrum (O44) at 380-4706 or Tina Howell (O44) at 380-7898 for more information.

NNS Currently Accepting Applications for 2015 Summer Internships Newport News Shipbuilding is accepting applications for Summer 2015 College Internships. Deadline to apply is Feb. 13. Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for more information and to watch a video featuring 2014 summer interns.

DECEMBER 9

Come celebrate the “Spear and Gear’s” first decade as Toastmasters at Bar Louie at 4:30 p.m. Attendees will be located just inside to the right in the social area. Feel free to bring a friend. If you have any questions, contact Sarah Gentry (X72) at 329-2449 or via email.

DECEMBER 9

PBS will broadcast, “RICKOVER: The Birth of Nuclear Power” at 8 p.m. (check local listing for channel). Visit www.manifoldproductions.com/ AdmiralRickoverfilm.html from a home computer for more information about the documentary.

DECEMBER 9

The Apprentice School Student Association and the Apprentice Alumni Association are hosting a yearbook release party for all 2011 and 2012 Apprentice School graduates. This event will be held in the Student Center on the second floor of The Apprentice School from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Light refreshments will be served and each 2011 and 2012 graduate will receive a free copy of The Builder. RSVP by Dec. 3 by sending an email to Adam Ferry (X06) or Lynné Porter (O55).

DECEMBER 11

Photo by Ricky Thompson

Hunley Recognized at Basketball Game The Apprentice School, along with representatives of the Alumni Association, Apprentice Athletic Club, Apprentice School Athletics and the student body joined forces at halftime of Friday night’s women’s basketball game for a special tribute to retiring Vice President of Operations Danny Hunley.

Members from all facets of The Apprentice School “Manned The Rails” around the basketball court and in the balcony in recognition of his 40-year career as a shipbuilder and his support of The Apprentice School.

The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will meet from 11:30 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903-2 (room 203). Guests are always welcome. Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 688-3382 or Donna Graves (E08) at 688-6204 for more information.

DECEMBER 15

HealthWaves will host the last line dancing class of the year from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the old Apprentice School Gym (Bldg. 601). The classes are choreographed and beginner-friendly, but all levels are welcome. Visit the HealthWaves website on Yardnet to register and fill out an exercise waiver.

Shipbuilders who completed a waiver for the last class do not need to complete another waiver.

SEEKING LEADERS Job Title Director Business Management 1 Construction Supervisor Manager Engineering 2 Manager Product Training 2

Requisition Number 9018BR 9026BR 9064BR 9045BR

DECEMBER 15

In January 2015, Saint Leo University will begin offering selected courses at The Apprentice School. Associate and bachelor’s degree programs in business administration, liberal arts, management and project management are available. Information sessions will be held in the Apprenice Alumni Room (Room 180) on the first floor of the new Apprentice School from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Contact Michael Godfrey at 249-0390 or send an email to michael.godfrey@saintleo.edu for additional information.

DECEMBER 16

The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will meet from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Bldg. 903-2 (room 203). Guests are always welcome. Contact Rose Brodie (K75) at 688-3382 or Donna Graves (E08) at 688-6204 for more information.

DECEMBER 16

L.E.A.R.N. and SHIPs Network will co-host an after work presentation by Huntington Ingalls Industries President and CEO Mike Petters from 4:30-6 p.m. in the VASCIC auditorium. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation. The event is open to all employees. Visit the L.E.A.R.N. website on Yardnet to sign up for the event. For questions, contact Liza Carter (E25) at 534-4015.

DECEMBER 16

Dale Carnegie graduates are invited to celebrate the holidays with former Dale Carnegie graduates during the “Dale Carnegie Graduate Rally” from 4:45-7 p.m. at the Hampton Inn in Hampton.

Shipbuilders interested in attending should RSVP from a home computer.

DECEMBER 17

The International Compliance Office will hold Annual Export Training-Basic from 9-10 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. at VASCIC in the large auditorium.

Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). Contact Sarah Williams (O19) at 380-3599 for questions or additional information.

Visit www.buildyourcareer.com for more information on how you can build your career with Newport News Shipbuilding.

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Everett Jordan, director of education for The Apprentice School, presented Hunley with a framed football jersey and a matted photo of the new school building signed by members of The Apprentice School.

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EMPLOYEE CLASSIFIEDS Auto cont.

AUDIO/VIDEO ANDROID TABLET - Like New-Xyboard 10.1” w/ Wifi and VZW 4G LTE, Front and back cams,SD card, fold/stand case $180 negotiable. (757) 274-7409 DJ - customized playlists suited for any event, lighting effects & photography!

(757) 869-1876 DJS - Fun Weddings and Parties.

Great time, guaranteed! Web or phone (757) 356-1166 DJ - Book today your event today!

Professional Wedding DJ/MC, web or call (757) 621-0464

AUTO CHEVY 1955/1926 - All metal. 26 runs well.

55 restoration in progress, trim, glass in EC. MSTA. $9K ea obo (757) 868-8050 01 WORK TRUCK - White pickup 3/4ton V8 2Wheel drive $3,500 firm good condition.

(757) 650-0156 09 PT CRUISER - touring edition, non turbo, silver, under 50K miles, non smoker, no pets $6,800 obo call 9am-9pm (757) 850-3568 SUV - 99, Mercury Mountaineer SUV, $1,000 (757) 406-2256 07 MOTORCYCLE - Yamaha YZF600R, Blue, 17,000 miles, VG condition, no damage, brand new exhaust, garage kept, $3,200 (757) 771-1942 12 YFZ450 - YFZ450 Fourwheeler bought new in November 2012. Has about 8 hours on it.No time to ride, $5,500 (757) 328-7077 91 MUSTANG GT - high performance fox body mustang for sale. new paint and interior. must see! 2 many mods to list. $6,500 obo. (757) 897-9007 06 SCION XA - Great condition, low miles, excellent commuter car! 62,000 miles. $7,200 obo (804) 699-0215 WHEELS - Wheels & Tires for sale $400 OBO. Wheels are in excellent condition.

(757) 777-0409 TIRE - Michelin Tour Latitude P235-70-R16.

GC with 10/32 tread. Off 2005 Honda Pilot. $20 obo. (757) 291-5297 2011 JAGUAR XJL - 11’ BlacK Jag XJL 48K Miles Clean with bells and whistles.

Asking $37,500. Serious Inquires Only (803) 983-6956

06 FORD FOCUS - 153,000 miles, does need tires, thermostat. 5speed great on gas 2500 OBO never been wrecked need gone asap (757) 768-0980 HYUNDAI 2002 XG - 2002 XG350, auto, 156k miles, V6, leather, $1,500 OBO. Txt or call. (774) 254-6976 97 ECLIPSE - 4cyl 5spd. Not modified.

Silver w/gray int. New tires & front brakes.

6/15 insp. 206K miles. $1,400 obo.

(757) 291-5297 06 SCION XA - Great condition, low miles, excellent commuter car! 62,000 miles. $7,200 obo (804) 699-0215 WHEELS - Wheels & Tires for sale $400.00 OBO. Wheels are in excellent condition.

(757) 777-0409 MOTEGI WHEELS - 4 US7 18” 4X100 wheel 4 215-40-18 tires wheels in good condition tires r fair 3 tire have great tread $200; (336) 324-0645 TIRES/RIMS - 04 Nissan Titan Stock Rims on Cooper Dicover A/T Tires 265/75/18.

Good condition. $350 OBO (757) 813-6367 WHEELS - 1979-1993 4 LUG, Rare Slotted cast aluminum wheels. Came on 1983 5.0. Great shape and new tires. $350 obo (757) 749-3146 02 VW PASSAT - Good cond. 147,000mi.

1.8 gas turbo, auto, heated leather seats, sun roof, monsoon stereo. $3,900 before 8pm (757) 369-3535 79’ OLD REGENCY - 4Dr. Runs good, body fair, $1,800 (757) 719-3218 GRAND CHEROKEE - 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee, GC, 2WD, 170800 miles, current inspection, $3,000 or OBO (757) 332-4649 FORD ESCAPE - 2014 Ford Escape SE. Grey. 7,000 miles. Selling for $20,000 OBO. Call/text for more details. (757) 690-3910 4-SPEED TRANNY - 1979-1993 mustang 4 speed transmission out of 1983 5.0. shifts smooth, rare. (757) 749-3146

COMPUTERS

BOAT & MARINE SUPPLY FISHING ROD - Daiwa Exceler 4000 spinning reel, 7’ Aerial Star Rod (12-25 lb line) 1/2 - 2oz lures. Very good condition $60 (757) 303-1677 06 SEA FOX - 25’7” Wlk Arnd 225 Mercury, 4Strk, radio, GPS, built-in HD. Live well many extras. Text for pic $18,000 OBO (757) 846-6019 BOAT STORAGE - Indoor Boat, Jet Ski, Car, and RV Storage in Williamsburg. $100. per month or 6 months for $500.

(757) 879-7909 74 STINGRAY - I have a 1974 L82 stingray for sale, price negotiable. (757) 320-3831 20’SHAMROCK ’83 - Cuddy, T-top, trailer.

Newly rebuilt 351 inboard w/< 15 hours.

Classic! Call for more details. $10,500.

(757) 369-3535

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GUITAR - Classical Collector Acoustic Guitar. Handmade 1973 Yairi Clase 8900. $800 text for pics (757) 897-3246 SNOWBOARD - Liquid Snowboard with bindings. Only used a few times. Like New $50 text for pic (757) 897-3246

FURNISHINGS & APPLIANCES DRESSER/CHEST - 4 drawer, child or adult, white, solid & heavy, EC, pics upon request $125 obo (757) 593-2019 TV CABINET - New Lg Solid Wood Cabinet(Alder) Made for and Lg flat screen TV. Perfect Shape. Paid $2650, make an offer (208) 351-8660 OVEN/RANGE - Electric, Glass Top. White w/ Dark cook top. Older but Works Great. $100 (540) 538-4889 DRYER - Front load dryer, HE dryer, Kenmore, excellent shape $250 (757) 589-7248

WOMENS SOCCER - TWSL Indoor Soccer reg now through Dec 21. Season starts Jan 9. Price starts at $45. (757) 409-2562

BEDROOM SET - Solid Wood (Oak) including Full size mattress/spring-set suitable also queen-Dresser-ends-mirror all for $115 (757) 897-6195

DOLL COLLECTORS - Barbie’s: Summer Sophisticated $30. Holiday 2010 & 2011 African American & Caucasian at $50 each.

(757) 249-2035

SLOT MACHINE - Real Vegas Bally’s Slot Machine - Blazing 7’s 1997 model $500 cash.Serious inquiries only (757) 880-1784

STEEL DRUM CLASSES - fun, easy and affordable classes for youth and adults.

Attucks Theatre. Call (757) 625-0545 TRAXXIS RC - Pretty new traxxis stampede RC brushless truck. Bought in june for $400 selling for $300. (757) 653-7843

WASHER & DRYER - washer and electric dryer. both work great. $400 for both. Text for info. (207) 694-1416 DINETTE SET - Light Oak Dinette Set + 4 fabric swivel chairs on casters for $150.

(757) 218-0716

BOOK - Mickey Mantle “Yankee Slugger” w/ pictures 60s vintage $15 (757) 898-9095

DESK - Beautiful executive writing desk, 3’x5’, solid oak - “Good Wood,” Mission style, ex. cond. $100 (757) 850-8738

SPECIAL PRINTS - Currier & Ives book of prints “Print Makers to the American People” by Harry Peters 1942 $90 (757) 898-9095

PIANO - Antique piano, great character & detailing. Call or text your e-mail for pictures. 535-9279 $100. (757) 535-9279

GUITAR CLASSES - Tryptophan is NOT an additive found in my guitar instruction.

1-on-1 (Midtown NN). Wk/bi-wk sched.

Call/text (757) 528-7017

iPAD CASE - 2/3/4 gen iPad case w/ attached bluetooth keyboard. Purple still in box Brand new $25 (757) 310-2738

ARTS AND CRAFTS - Various collection of art supplies for anyone who draws, paints or otherwise indulges in crafting art work.

(757) 620-5239

SPACE SAVER - Desk Space Saver to stack Monitor on top with slide out keyboard under Monitor $10. (757) 898-9095

PING PONG TABLE - regulation folding with wheels ping pong table with balls and paddles $100 OBO (336) 324-0645

COMPUTER REPAIR - PC/Laptop repair, Virus removal, Program re-installs, etc… $85 + parts Call (757) 329-6761

BOOK - 1950’s Lone Ranger hard cover book w/dust cover $25; (757) 898-9095

FREEZER - Uprirht white frost free freezer

by GE. Works great. $200 (804) 815-5539 FURNITURE - Reclining chair $50, antique dresser $300, hardwood kitchen table/6 chairs set $200 (757) 759-2549 REFRIGERATOR - White, full size, over/ under freezer and refrigerator. Older but works great. Call/Text for pictures. $125 (540) 538-4889 FURNITURE - Queen size bed $300, hardwood office/computer desk/shelves $200 (757) 759-2549

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Furnishings & Appliances cont.

ENTERTAINMENT - Entertainment Center text for photo $300 OBO. (757) 650-0156 BEDROOM SET - Victorian full size bed, marble top dresser w/ candle stands & mirror museum quality $ 4,800 call (757) 898-9095 CABINETS - Light maple finish, 3 wall/3 floor cabinets. Selling pieces or set with laminate counter/stainless sink: $400 (757) 848-7748 MICROWAVE - Panasonic SA651S Microwave, like new - $40 (757) 848-7748 STACK WSHR/DRYR - 2.7 cu ft, white, electric Frigidaire stacked washer/dryer, light use. - $500 OBO (757) 848-7748 BOOK SHELVES - 2- nice book shelves.

No longer needed. Deal $60 ea Both for $100. (208) 351-8660 TODDLER BED - Pink/white playhouse bed. Plastic frame w/ solid bottom. $25 firm Txt for pics. (757) 236-1977 8X11 WOOL RUG - New 100% Wool, deep pile, 8’x11’. Small hole from shipping (easily repaired). $250 OBO (757) 8487748

REAL ESTATE HOME FOR SALE - North Hilton, NN. 3BR/1BA, detached garage w/shop area, fenced backyard, open rear deck, 1,074 sq. ft., $119K (757) 869-2550 HOME FOR SALE - Cntry Club Acres, 4BR/3B, 2 car att.gar./lg deck w/auto awng./, new HW flrs./ all apps. Close to I64 $324,900 (757) 846-3214 HOUSE FOR RENT- - NORFOLK 3Bdrm,Lg Bath,Garage,LR, DR,Lg Den w/cath ceil.

Hardwood Flrs,Cent AC,WDHU,Bg Yard, Great neig.No Pet (757) 340-6653 CONDO FOR RENT - 2 BR, 2 BA, 2 walk-in clos. New HVAC, carpet/paint, appl. incl. w/d. $775/mo, immed. poss. (757) 8760282 HOUSE FOR SALE - Brick rancher 2-3 BR 1 1/2 Baths large Florida room, detached building in Riverdale section of Hampton $165K (757) 766-1189 HOUSE FOR RENT - 4BR/1BA/LR/Large kitchen/Washer/Dryer/Refrigerator/Central Air/Heat/Garage/Fencedyard/Detach Garage. “No Pets (757) 810-9467 HOME FOR RENT - 3BR,1BA.1 car attch garage, large deck, shed, large fenced in garden (757) 535-9279 HOME FOR SALE - Move-in Ready, 3BR/1BA near Langley. Completely Remodeled, Security System, 15 min from Shipyard. Only $115K (855) 461-2850

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HOUSE FOR RENT - 2Bd/1ba in downtown NN, handicap accessible, wash/dry, fridge, & stove, $835/mo. (804) 748-2568 HOUSE FOR RENT - Denbigh area of NN. 4BR/2BA/FP/ Attach Garage. Av.1/1/15 at $1000/M & $1000 Dep. 13357 Warwick Springs Dr. (757) 874-7966 RENT TO OWN!! - Brick Ranch with carport 3 bdr 1 ba, 17 Tillerson Dr, NN (Denbigh), New kitchen, fenced, upgrades, $1045 per mo (757) 675-9954 HOME FOR SALE - MERIDIAN PARKSIDE NN 3BR/3.5BA SS Appliances,2Car Garage End Unit.3Story w/ Balcony.Pool/ (757) 912-6308 TRIPLEX - Triplex for sale live in master unit rent let other 2 single efficiency apartments pay your mortgage. (757) 650-0156 TOWNHOUSE - REDUCED HPT,Lake Front, 3Bd 1.5Ba updat KIT, Wdows new paint/carpet, wash/dryer, $129,500 5 mins to Bch, CC help (757) 879-0372 FOR RENT - 3bd Townhouse 1.5 Ba Washer/Dryer 20 mins to shipyard 5 mins to beach no smoking inside, no pets $1050+sec de (757) 291-1210 TIMESHARE - 4 bedroom, Week 49 timeshare at Powhatan Plantation in Wmsbg. RCI, free, use your own attorney to close. (757) 259-0370 FOR SALE - IOW, Carrsville Area,10.3 WOODED ACRES, Make offer (757) 436-1639 FOR RENT - VERY Large and private room in large house! Private Balcony 5 min from Shipyard kitchen/laundry $180 wk (757) 675-9954 ROOMS FOR RENT - Rooms for rent 2203 Orcutt Ave NN $125/wk (757) 749-9663 APT FOR RENT - 2300 SQ FT 4 bdrm 2 full, bth incl wash/dry wtr/swg 10 min from NNS $1,150/mth; (757) 871-9627 CONDO FOR RENT - Lux Condo NN City Center. 1BR/2BA 1500sqft 2story loft.

Fridge,W/D,off st pkng, EZ drive to NNS $1500/mo (757) 870-9772 TOWNHOME - 1500SF, 3BDRM, 2.5BA, huge newly renovated kitchen, Hampton, Near LAFB, $126,900. (757) 406-2256

FREE ITEMS 55” TV - 55” Projection TV, works but needs speaker repair. Speakers will work with audio tuner & speakers.

(248) 252-8066 SKIN CARE - Not aging gracefully?

Wrinkles? Discoloration? Fine lines?

Holiday specials & free samples available!

(757) 329-2361

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MISCELLANEOUS 2 SCUBA TANKS - 2 scuba tanks. $75 each. (804) 815-5539 SNOW BOOTS - Men’s black size 12 snowboard boots. Like new. $25 text for pic (757) 897-3246 SKI PANTS - Black Men’s large Ski/ Snowboard pants. Worn twice in great condition. $10 text for pic 757-897-3246.

(757) 897-3246 ITEMS - Microwave $45, mini refrigerator $65, Hedge Trimmer $35, water cooler $65, Air Stepper $65, Car Buffer $25 (757) 589-7248 KIDS NORTHFACE - 1 Girls SM&1 MED jackets,1 boys MED,1 Boys O’neill jacket(from WRV)w/sherpa lining MED/ runs big $35/ea,text (757) 615-1113 LUMBER FOR SALE - Red and white oak.

Ungraded, rough cut, air dried. 1” and 2” planks (6.5’ long), and 4x4’s (7’ long).

(757) 254-2977 GIRLS BIKE - 20” girls bike in good condition. $25 obo. Text for pics (757) 268-1451 LEATHER JACKETS - 3 jackets all leather Patriots 1XL, Broncos 2XL & 49ners 1XL. $150 EACH OBO. (757) 777-0409 MIRROR - Mirror 30”x 36” $15 call (757) 898-9095 EIT EXAM MANUAL - Engineer In Training Review Manual Hard Cover w/Solutions Manual $25 call (757) 898-9095 UPRIGHT PIANO - Piano. Medium wood with bench. $550/OBO (804) 815-5539 AIR HOCKEY - Air hockey table for sale in good condition asking $200 (757) 320-3607 BEAR SKIN RUG - Grizzly Bear skin rug text for photos (757) 650-0156 GIRLS BIKE - girls bike in good condition.

White/Blue Great beginner bike. $10 text for pic (757) 897-3246 ENGAGEMENT RING - 2 CTW Gorgeous filigree Ring WG, Appr $12,000. $6,000 OBO (757) 784-6666 BOOK - Warren Report on President Kennedy Assassination – The office report $15 (757) 898-9095 ENGAGEMENT RING - 1/2 carat Engagement Ring. Appraised at $2,000.

Make offer. (757) 812-2719 TRAINER - Supervised private personal training fitness programs; all levels.

(757) 930-3372 CHILDCARE - 1st, 2nd, 3rd & weekends available, FT/PT meals included, Ft Eustis / Denbigh area, call (757) 696-2727

CHILDCARE - 1st,2nd,3rd shift, weekends, meals included, all ages,CPR certified, 8 min away from NN shipyard, affordable (757) 593-1655 GIRLS UGGS - Both Tall Chestnut, size 1 and size 3, $35/ea(New $150)Great cond,have taken 2 dry cleaners b4 pd $25, text (757) 615-1113 AIR PURIFIER - Iconic Breeze, no filters, $40. Works great (757) 589-7248 HEAT PUMP - Offering FREE tune-up, inspec + REBATE for Dom. Power cust. with Heat Pump. (757) 286-2368 EXERCISE EQUIPT - Ellipticals $50-135 & exercise bikes $40-150 and Gym quality stair stepper (757) 589-7248 CLEANING - General home cleaning. Free Estimates. One time cleaning welcomed.

Licensed & Insured. (757) 371-3904 HANDYMAN - Call for a free estimate on fixing all of your home’s problems.

(757) 256-8131 A/C SERVICE - Your Heat pump has to breath better.Dirty coils & filer is the cause.

Clean and service today. (757) 771-3441 CHILDCARE - M-F, 1st/2nd shift available, PT/FT, CPR & First Aid Certified, low rates, smoke free, Foxhill area (757) 869-1876 LAWN CARE GIFT - Give the gift of a neat yard! Leaf removal, mowing, flowerbed maintenance,etc.-ideal for seniors on your list (757) 871-4589 DAYCARE - Experienced & have 1 spot open for in home daycare / preschool.

Located in Newmarket area near Mercury Blvd. (757) 679-0305 LAUNDRY DETERGT - 5 GAL. bucket of quality laundry detergent. 400+ loads. $35 (757) 589-7248 CLEANING - Need help cleaning your house? Based on size its $75 or less!

(757) 880-8519 DIAMOND RING - 1.08 Carat SI2 Diamond Ring. Appraisal $12,900. Make Offer.

(757) 621-7505 BARBIE BIKE - Girl Barbie bike with training wheels and pouch on handle bars Great condition $15. Pls call thanks (757) 947-4408 PRINCESS BIKE - Girl princess bike with training wheels and pouch on handle bars Great condition $20. Pls call (757) 947-4408 BODY SKINCARE - Hydrate your skin this winter with NEW body contouring cream.

Holiday specials available, limited time!

(757) 329-2361 PRESCHOOL - Bethel Child development center is a christian based preschool. Free registration and NNS discounts available (757) 508-9022

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CHILDCARE - M-F 6am-6pm Exp & Ref,Affordable 3 opennings in my Hampton home. 20 dollars off 1st weeks rate all ages PLS (757) 947-4408

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PETS

3 FINCHES - With cage, feed etc. $35. call for more info (757) 237-4650

CHRISTMAS PUPPY - Want a puppy for Christmas? Lab/Belgium Shepard mix.

Born Nov. 5th be ready to leave mother Dec. 20th $100 eac (757) 763-9464

SWEET KITTIES - Poquoson Animal Welfare Sanctuary has your fur baby waiting for you to find him/her! Adoption fee. (757) 868-1379

ORGANIC BEEF - Beef - organically grown!! Check us out on FB: “Soul Shine Farm Grass Fed Beef”; Call (540) 255-1292

DOG NEEDS HOME - Collie Mix, 2-3yrold neutered male abandoned by owner, people and dog friendly, loves playing outside. (757) 647-9505

FISH AQUARIUM - 32 gallon fish aquarium,light, filter, ect $50 obo (336) 324-0645

TILES INSTALL - Floors, showers, backsplashes and foyers.

Great workmanship.(757) 752-7536

CHRISTMAS PUPS - AKC Lab puppies, Yellow & Black. Sr & M Hunter Pedigree $650 (757) 813-6905

LANDSCAPING - Landscaping – Gutters, Fences, & Decks; Installed or cleaned – other lawn care avail. (757) 535-9279

PITBULL PUPPIES - 2 Beautiful Female Pitbull Puppies. 1 Tan & 1 Brown $150 ea.

9 Wks old Txt 4 pics (757) 880-0395

CHILDCARE - Looking to babysit Toddlers in our home. please text first so I will know it’s about baby sitting. Thank you! (757) 592-7670

UKC RAZORS! - 100% ready american pitbull terriers! All shots, papers, and ready for you! $600 3F & 2M left going fast!! (757) 251-2690

CHILDCARE - Daycare 5AM-5PM M-F 10yrs exp as nurse CPR certified. now taking childern from 6WKS-5yrs. Christian based. (757) 761-5222

HOUSE DOG - Full breed Pomeranian with supplies selling for $500. Current on shots and physical. Pls lv msg (804) 296-2644

DRAFTING TABLE - 30x42in. drafting table and tools. Table raises/lowers and tilts. $125. Call (757) 583-9869

WANTED PRESCHOOL - Need 2 part time preschool teachers for Christian based program asap. Great for students who love children!

(757) 508-9022 SEWING MACHINES - Need working sewing machines for use by Sr Citizens at the IOW Nike Park Senior Center. Will pick up (757) 365-4197

IN APPRECIATION Welcome back Bob H.! We are glad and happy to see you back. Second shift is not the same without you! - The 2nd shift crew of CVN 72

Last Chance to Submit a Classified Ad this Year The last edition of Currents for 2014 will be published next Monday. All submissions for the Dec. 15 edition should be submitted by 4 p.m. on Dec. 11.

All submissions received after 4 p.m. on Dec. 11 will be held until the Jan. 5 edition.

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USS JEFFERSON CITY (SSN 759) ARRIVES AT PEARL HARBOR The Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine USS Jefferson City (SSN 759) arrives at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam on Nov. 24 for a scheduled 22-month engineered overhaul maintenance period at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard. Jefferson City was commissioned Feb. 29, 1992 and was named after the city of Jefferson City, Missouri. U.S. Navy photo