HII to Acquire Camber Corporation and Establish New Technical Solutions Segment Huntington Ingalls Industries announced last week that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Camber Corporation, a government services company headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama. The planned acquisition has been approved by the HII Board of Directors and is expected to close in late 2016, subject to certain regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.

Camber is a $364 million revenue generating, pure-play provider of sophisticated mission-based and information technology solutions.

“This acquisition is consistent with our Path to 2020 strategy to optimize and expand our services portfolio while continuing to invest in our shipbuilding business and returning substantially all free cash flow to shareholders,” said Mike Petters, HII’s president and CEO. “Camber has an impressive and complementary array of people, capabilities and relationships that make it a great fit for us, and we are excited to welcome Camber’s 1,700 employees to the HII family.”

HII will acquire Camber for $380 million, which includes approximately $25 million of tax benefits, subject to customary closing adjustments.

Visit http://newsroom.huntingtoningalls.com/ to read the entire release.

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Honoring Our VeteransIn honor of Veterans Day, Newport News Shipbuilding and the Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG) plan to host several activities throughout the week to honor veterans. Activities are open to all employees. See full schedule on page 2. Photo by Ricky Thompson

Nov. 1 marked the beginning of National U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier Month. For more information on the celebration or how to get involved, visit www.aircraftcarrier.com/launch/.

November is National Aircraft Carrier Month

Billboard along I-664 South celebrates aircraft carriers in honor of National U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier Month.

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Shipbuilder, War Hero and Medal of Honor Recipient, Subject of film Hacksaw Ridge

NOVEMBER 11, 2016Veterans DayMonday, Nov. 7:

• Represent a branch of service by wearing something that represents your military service or favorite branch of service.

Tuesday, Nov. 8:

• “Take a Veteran to Lunch Day” –There are over 25 canteen locations inside the yard, as well as several facilities located inside office buildings outside of the yard that provide fresh food to employees Monday through Friday. View the weekly canteen menu on Yardnet.

Wednesday, Nov. 9:

• Veterans Employee Resource Group (VERG) Meet and Greet from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Green Turtle in the Hampton Peninsula Town Center.

Thursday, Nov. 10:

• Community Service Day - Employees will meet in the Bldg. 520 parking lot behind the Dorothy at noon. A group photo will be taken promptly at noon and then employees will be handed trash bags to pick up litter along Washington St. and Huntington Ave. during lunch. Employees are encouraged to bring their own gloves and to wear shirts that represent their favorite branch of service: Navy (blue), Army/Marines (red), and Air Force/Coast Guard (white).

Friday, Nov. 11 (Veterans Day):

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

• Gate Handouts and Giveaways – Volunteers are needed to assist with gate handouts. Employees interested in volunteering should send an email to verg@hii-nns.com.

• 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 a.m. at 35th, 37th, 44th and 50th Street gates and the North Yard gate.

• 2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. at 35th, 37th, 44th and 50th Street gates and the North Yard gate.

• Veterans Day Breakfast from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. at Applebee’s near Dry Dock 11.

• Veterans Day Luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., Bldg. 520, 6th floor, James River Room. RSVP is required. Sign up on MyNNS.

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

Contact VERG Chair Marcia Stewart-Downing (O36) at 688-2152 for questions regarding Veterans Day activities.

The main character in Hacksaw Ridge, Desmond Doss, was raised as a Seventh-day Adventist. After stopping a violent outburst between his parents, he vowed never to touch a weapon and held himself to that standard, even in the midst of war. He worked for 10 months as a joiner during construction of SS America at Newport News Shipbuilding in 1941 and could have received a deferment because his job was essential to the war effort. Doss turned that offer down to serve as an Army medic during World War II. Doss saved the lives of 75 men during the Battle of Okinawa, and went on to become the first conscientious objector to receive the Medal of Honor.

Learn more about his incredible story in a special piece from The Virginian Pilot. Hacksaw Ridge is now in theaters.

Watch the Latest Edition of Focus NNSGo behind the scenes at the President’s Model of Excellence Awards ceremony, and meet the In-Service Carrier Program Engagement Champions. Shipbuilders show strong support for heart health at the 2016 Hampton Roads Heart Walk. Also, witness history in the making, as shipbuilders find a way to preserve a large section of USS Enterprise (CVN 65) for the future USS Enterprise (CVN 80). Join host Bryan Moore (O29) for the latest news from Newport News Shipbuilding. Watch the November 2016 edition on MyNNS.

HII to Recognize VeteransOn Friday, employees are encouraged to check out The Virginian Pilot and The Daily Press for a special Veterans Day salute from Huntington Ingalls Industries.

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Front Row (L to R): Valerie Smith (O53), Yuvonda Barnes (O53), Michael Fitchett (O53), Shelia Jones (O53), Cassandra Cooke (O53), Ronald Partain (O54) and Stephanie Hargrave (O53). Second Row (L to R): Logistics Director Terry Voltz (O63), Ivan Cassell (O53), Tekayla Perry (O53), Ryan Augburn (O53), Roselyn Barrett (O53), Kenneth Devin (O53), Michael Jennings (O53) and Rodney Thornton (O53). Back Row (L to R): Harold King (O53), Jason Halter (O53), Shawn Potter (O53), Lekesha Moton (O53), Curtis Mayfield (O53), Desi Bullock (O53) and Joshua Fuelling (O54). Not Pictured: Alan Brinkley (O54), Bill Burguiere (O53), Tydell Gresham (O53), Scott Jackson (O53), David Johnson (O53), Takita Robertson (O53), Corey Short (O53), George Siegel (O53) and Jeffery Thompson (O53). Photo by John Whalen

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During a luncheon on Sept. 22, safety task team members from the Logistics and Transportation Departments were recognized for achieving record results with the completion of quarterly inspections ahead of schedule.

“Our leadership team is very proud of these men and women for achieving these results. The dedication that they demonstrate every day sets the tone for how important safety is in our areas,” said Logistics Director Terry Voltz.

O53 and O54 Safety Task Teams Recognized for Record Results

HII Announces Plan to Establish Office in Australia and Hires Vice President of Business Development

Huntington Ingalls Industries announced last week that it will open an office in Canberra, Australia, and has hired Jeff McCray as vice president, business development, HII Australia. He will be responsible for developing new business opportunities for HII to support the Royal Australian Navy and the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific.

“Establishing a permanent presence in Australia demonstrates HII’s commitment to supporting Australia and the U.S. military forces in the Pacific,” said HII President and CEO Mike Petters. “It also facilitates our ability to conduct real-time, frequent engagement with the Royal Australian Navy and the U.S. Navy located in this critical region of the globe.”

McCray will report to Mike Smith, HII’s executive vice president, strategy and development. Visit http://newsroom.huntingtoningalls.com/ to read the entire release.

Check Out New “Hot Shots“Hot Shots” is a collection of photos taken by staff photographers each month at Newport News Shipbuilding. Check out the latest edition on the NNS website.

Kenneth Hamilton (A572) grinds the surface of newly cast steel, honing the shape to precise specifications. Photo by John Whalen

Jeff McCray is vice president, business development, at Huntington Ingalls Industries. He leads HII’s office in Canberra, Australia.

Tuesday, November 8 is election day. One of the most important civic duties we have as American citizens is the right to vote. Exercising this right is something that shouldn’t be taken for granted. No matter what candidate you decide to support, you have the right to let your voice be heard. Participation in the political process affects our communities and nation today and in the future. All employees are encouraged to vote.

EMPLOYEES REMINDED TO

VOTE

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AROUND THE YARD

HII Family Health Center Wellness Beacon

Newport News Shipbuilding’s Integrated Planning and Production Control Division is actively hiring for numerous entry-level and experienced production planner and scheduler positions.

The positions will support the standardization of tools, planning processes, reporting metrics and integrated Digital Shipbuilding (iDS) efforts.

NNS Talent Acquisition (O20) is currently accepting applications to be considered for an upcoming hiring event planned in December. Deadline to be considered for an interview during the hiring event is Nov. 13. Employees are encouraged to refer qualified candidates to www.buildyourcareer.com and search Job/Auto Req. ID 14935BR for entry-level and 14936BR for experienced positions.

NNS Hiring Event Planned for Production Planners and Schedulers

The HII Family Health Center will hold a healthy holiday eating wellness beacon on Nov. 10 at 5 p.m. Employees must be eligible to use the health center to attend. For additional details, view the flier on Yardnet. To reserve a seat, email HIINNWellness@quadmedical or call 327-4200.

Last Few Weeks to Receive your FREE Health Screening and Flu Shots All Newport News Shipbuilding employees are eligible to receive a FREE flu shot and health screening as part of this year’s “Take an Hour for Wellness” (TAH) program. TAH, part of HII’s “BeWell for Life” wellness programs, will run through the end of November.

The health screening will measure blood pressure and body composition and also includes a finger stick to test total cholesterol, high-density-lipoprotein-cholesterol and glucose. All results are 100 percent confidential and are only shared with the employee following the screening. As an added benefit, employees will receive a detailed report, which will be mailed directly to their home after the health screening.

Participate in the health screenings and receive a free, exclusive USS John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) ball cap! You must receive the full health screening to be eligible for these hats.

Employees who are planning to receive a health screening can decrease their wait time by scheduling an appointment in advance via the TAH online scheduling system. Employees who opt to only get a flu shot do not need an appointment. Visit www.huntingtoningalls.com/tah to schedule an appointment or for additional information. Email interactivehealth@hii-nns.com for questions.

Night School Registration Deadline This FridayWinter 2017 Night School registration is underway. All classes are scheduled to begin the week of Jan. 9 and conclude the week of March 11. The application deadline is Nov. 11. As a reminder, beginning with the Winter 2017 session, the night school bulletin will be transferred to an electronic publication and only a limited number of hard copies will be available in the Night School Office.

To accommodate employees without computer access, fliers were distributed at the shipyard gates to provide registration information about available upcoming night school courses. To view the latest bulletin, visit the Night School website on Yardnet or The Apprentice School website (www.as.edu) under “Programs.” For questions, contact the Night School Office at 688-8608.

The STRIDE (Shipbuilders Together Recognizing Inclusion, Diversity and Equality) employee resource group is hosting a game night at Oozlefinch Craft Brewery in Fort Monroe on Wednesday, Nov. 16, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. All shipbuilders are invited to bring their favorite game and enjoy food, fun and fellowship. For more information contact STRIDE Social Activities Chair Paul England (X84) or Femi Audifferen (X89).

STRIDE Game Night at Oozlefinch in Fort Monroe

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NEWPORT NEWS SHIPBUILDING SHUTDOWN EXCLUSIVE

$23 SINGLE-DAY TICKETS (AGES 3+)

FOR DEC. 23 - JAN. 2

TICKETS ON SALE NOWTWO WAYS TO PURCHASE:

1. Purchase online at buschgardens.com/BGWNNSB using your MYID

2. Present your employee badge at the 37th OR 50th Street BayportCredit Union branches

For questions, contact Kimberly Zayakosky at 380-4460Employee savings are not available at the park's front gate. Parking is not included and is required. Park

and event schedules are subject to change. Please verify park schedule prior to visiting. Restrictions apply.

©SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, Inc. All rights reserved.

This event is not funded by Newport News Shipbuilding

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NOVEMBER 1-18The Hispanic Outreach and Leadership Alliance (HOLA) Employee Resource Group (ERG) is looking for employees interested in joining HOLA’s 2017 executive board and board of directors. All employees are eligible to participate. Nominations will be accepted Nov. 1 -18. Interested employees should contact Oliver Aguilar (E83) at 688-3104.

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NOVEMBER 11Winter 2017 Night School registration is underway. All classes are scheduled to begin the week of Jan. 9 and conclude the week of March 11. The application deadline is Nov. 11. As a reminder, beginning with the Winter 2017 session, the night school bulletin will be transferred to an electronic publication and only a limited number of hard copies will be available in the Night School Office. To accommodate employees without computer access, fliers were distributed at the shipyard gates to provide registration information about available upcoming night school courses. To view the latest bulletin, visit the Night School website on Yardnet or The Apprentice School website (www.as.edu) under “Programs.” For questions, contact the Night School Office at 688-8608.

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NOVEMBER 9Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) employee resource group will host a networking event at the Starving Artist Studio in Port Warwick, Newport News. During the event, food will be served, door prizes will be given out and pottery painting will be offered. To RSVP, contact Brenda Meekins (O26) at 380-3239.

NOVEMBER 10The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host a meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the second floor conference room of The Apprentice School (Bldg. 812). The event is open to all employees and no RSVP is required. The event will provide a forum for employees to learn how to become more effective communicators and leaders. For more information, contact Shelly Jefferson (X57) at 380-3634.

NOVEMBER 9The International Compliance Office will hold Basic Annual Export Training from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the VASCIC Large Auditorium on Wednesday, Nov. 9. Register via the Learning Exchange (LX). For questions, contact Sarah Williams (X75) at 688-2436.

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

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DECEMBER 2Women in Shipbuilding Enterprise (WiSE) members and Newport News Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) employees are teaming up for the annual Secret Santa project to provide local children toys, books, and clothes. CASA employees work with abused and neglected children who are under the court’s supervision throughout the year. Starting Nov. 7, employees interested in sponsoring a child can contact Krysti Filer (O20) at 380-4687. Join WiSE at 4:15 p.m. on Dec. 2 in The Apprentice School Lobby for gift collection and a photo (wear your “ugliest” holiday gear). Bring a canned good for the NNS Food Drive and receive a treat. For questions contact Krysti Filer (O20).

NOVEMBER 15The “Spear and Gear” Toastmasters Club will host a meeting from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the second floor conference room of The Apprentice School (Bldg. 812). The event is open to all Newport News Shipbuilding employees and no RSVP is required. The event will provide a forum for employees to learn how to become more effective communicators and leaders. For more information, contact Shelly Jefferson (X57) at 380-3634.

NOVEMBER 17The L.E.A.R.N. Program will host an after-work presentation with Bill Ermatinger, Huntington Ingalls Industries’ executive vice president and chief human resources officer, and Bill Bell, Newport News Shipbuilding’s vice president of Human Resources and Administration. Ermatinger and Bell will discuss “Health and Wellness” from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Nov. 17 in the VASCIC Auditorium. The event is open to all employees by reservation only. Sign up on the L.E.A.R.N. Yardnet website. Prizes and refreshments will follow the presentation. For questions, contact Liza Carter (E25) at 534-4015.

DECEMBER 7The MODSIM team would like to remind employees that the call for paper and competition abstracts has begun for the 2017 MODSIM World Conference. MODSIM World is a unique multi-disciplinary conference that the MODSIM team participates in each year. Participants exchange modeling and simulation knowledge, research and technology. The event joins theory and practice across industry, government and academia--providing for an open interchange of information. The 2017 MODSIM World Conference is planned for April 25 through 27 at the Virginia Beach Convention Center in Virginia Beach. Employees interested in participating in the 2017 MODSIM World Conference are encouraged to visit www.modsimworld.org to learn more. The abstract submission deadline for the 2017 MODSIM World Conference is Dec. 7. For additional questions, contact Stefani Werner (E04) at 380-7805 or Nick Drucker (K76) at 688-5353.

NOVEMBER 12The Apprentice Athletic Department will host its’ Annual Chili Cook-off in the tailgating area at The Apprentice Field on Nov. 12 at 11 a.m. Chili cook-off contestants are required to register by Nov. 9 by contacting Chelsea Ellis (O20) at 688-9903. For more information, view the flier on MyNNS. Following the event, stay to watch the Builders vs. Webber International University. Game starts at 1 p.m. with the announcement of the chili cook-off champion at half-time.

The senior leadership team joins all NNS shipbuilders in celebrating both the significant contributions American veterans have made to our nation and the valuable role of veteran shipbuilders.

HONORINGALL WHO SERVED

NOVEMBER 11, 2016

More than 3,200 veterans from all branches of the military are part of the men and women who make up this great

company. We are grateful for your experience, your commitment and your service to us and to the United States.

Veterans Day

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The senior leadership team joins all NNS shipbuilders in celebrating both the significant contributions American veterans have made to our nation and the valuable role of veteran shipbuilders.

HONORINGALL WHO SERVED

NOVEMBER 11, 2016

More than 3,200 veterans from all branches of the military are part of the men and women who make up this great

company. We are grateful for your experience, your commitment and your service to us and to the United States.

Veterans Day

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT(CI) PROJECTS

Annual Build Clean CampaignTeam: Devon Artis, O36; Todd Ashley, X43; George Burak, X51; Charles Hawkins, O48; Christy Higgins, O29; Randy Hill, X91; Michael King, X42; Loria Mooneyham, X42; Gary Musselwhite, O36; John Pope, X42; John Sharkey Jr., O67; Lakesha Starks, X79; Susan Swanson, O36; Christopher Walter, X42; Ricky Wilkins, X42Nominator: Karen Schmidt

CVN Adjustable Pipe Hanger Design Development, Prototype and Shock TestTeam: Jennifer Arney, E46; Stephen Arturo, E82; Ronald Bridges, X32; Gary Callow, E26; Virgilio Daus, E26; Thomas Doberneck, E26; Russell Grimm, E26; John Killion Jr., X42; Daniel Kissinger, E49; Destry Newsome Jr. X42; Aaron Pierson, K78; William Schleeper, X79; John Schneider, E21; Donald Slack, O84; Russell Spady, X51; Christopher Stocker, E26Nominator: Darrell Cofsky

CVN 72 Nuclear Test Program - Extended Training Process Team: John Brechwald, E84; Joseph Davis, E84; John Freno, E84; Robert King, E84; Justin Mani, E84; Sean McDonnell, E84; Christopher Parsons, E84; David Swan, E84Nominator: Jade Aronowitz

CVN 78 PRI-FLY Console Integration EffortTeam: Lewis Archer, X31; David Beason, M40; Dominic Bravo, X31; Winford Brinkley, E57; Engle Erin Cook, E44; Michael Jones, X91; Coy Jones III, X88; Rodney Richardson III, X31; Derek Robinson, E74; Jamie Russell, E44; Dennis Skeens, E44; Tavarius Urquhart, E44; Carla Vaughan, E44Nominator: Wayne Cribb

Elimination of Structural Re-Inspections - CVNTeam: Jerry Campbell, X62; Curtis Hall, X91; Derrick Hicks, X67; Jeffrey Hite, X11; Larry Jameson Jr., O69; Robert Powell Jr., X51; Edward Pritchett Jr., X82; Randolph Scott, X11; Matthew Tilley, E16; Brian Williams, O04; Jeffery Wright, X10Nominator: Joe Sabol

Emergency Diesel Generator RecoveryTeam: William Deshong, E64; Michael Howell, E83; Shenglei Hu, E83; Oleg Khabinsky, E83; Steve Moore Jr., E83; David Rowley, E83; Kenneth Schales, E83; Norman Whittaker, E83; Yared Yimer, E83Nominator: Jerald Trussell

Extended TLD Issue Period Team: Hoby Bradfield, E85; Karen Butler, E85; Sean Judge, E85; James Olmsted, E85; Jayson Roberts, E85; Rebecca Smith, O67; Tammie Thompson, E85; John Weisflog, X73Nominator: Tammy Eshelman

Facilities - SAP MM Re-EngineeringTeam: Cathy Butts, O41; Leslie Cherry, O45; John Chilbert, O41; Michele Walker, O45 Nominator: Keith Miller

GRC ImplementationTeam: Mark Bodoh, T52; Jonathan Hedgspeth, T51; Daniel Keefe III, T54; Darrell Kirklen, T54; Gregory Robinette, T55 Nominator: Steven Letzinger

Heat Stress Awareness - Trades Water DistributionTeam: William Ayers, X71; Emily Carlton, X70; Ronald Creamer, X70; Gary Crockett, O87; Rameriz Crumbley, X79; David Hemingway, K69; Tiffany Johnson, X71; Becky Kay-Riddle, K71;

Heat Stress Awareness - Trades Water Distribution (cont.)Emily McCarley, O28; Matthew Mose, X31; Joseph Osso, K69; Bernadette Reid, K71; Amarita Strange, O20; Travis Wells, K69; Todd West, K71; Gabrielle Willis, O28Nominator: Chris Miner

IDS Deployment TeamTeam: James Ball, X88; Jason Boyce, E22; Frank DeBrouse, X57; John Gambill Jr., E22; Rachel Gilpin, T56; Jonathan McGee, X57; David McMillan, E57; Trace West, X89Nominator: Dean Lowery

Improvements for Welding AluminumTeam: George Chappell, O37; Moody Harp, O37; Sujin Kim, O37; Jacqueline Phillips, O37; Leroy Price, O37; Benjamin Ruga, O37; Harold Strickland Jr., O37; Jon Sweeney, O37; Carolyn Tucker, O37 Nominator: Paul Hebert

Kenexa Event ManagerHonoree: Brittany Binns, O20Nominator: Karen Kennedy

MyTime ImplementationTeam: Elizabeth Burt, T55; Sun Chang, T55; Amanda Clarke, T55; Charles Ferrell, T54; Tammy Gorbett, T55; Lisa Hatfield, T52; David Logan, T55; Jonathan Richardson, T55; Karen Ryan, T55; Willa Williams, O95; Connie Massenburg, O95Nominator: John Ord

Procurement Workflow and E-Vault SuperusersTeam: Jessica Burton, O51; Laura Chapman, O51; Ivan Eley, O51; Tina Godsey, O51; Gregory Hartman, O51; Jeffrey Hohlweg, O55; Lauren Kraus, O51; Holly Milteer, O51; Jennifer Miltner, O55; Shanda Mitchell, O55Nominator: Alma Fallon

4Q16

HONOREES

CONGRATULATIONSCongratulations to last quarter’s Excellence in Action honorees. These individuals have been selected by their leadership for their remarkable efforts in customer satisfaction, leadership and operational excellence across our shipyard and subsidiaries.

It is through the efforts of employees like those listed below that Newport News Shipbuilding will achieve its goal to be the safest, most efficient and innovative workplace possible. Well done honorees!

QAI 612.1 Limited Level II VT Inspection CourseHonoree: Charmaine Smith, O38Nominator: Carroll MacFarlane Jr.

Quality Management Tool - Electronic Problem SheetTeam: Joshua Buchanan, M10; Jacob Countiss, E06; Richard Etter Jr., M40; Karen Govan, M10; Kristopher Lucas, X42; Christopher Miller, X32; Jontrelle Scott, X42; Michael Weakley Jr., M10 Nominator: Russell Aardema

VCS Work Activity SurveysTeam: Floyd Byrd Jr., X51; Tatayanna Cox-Taylor, X51; Steven Harbick, X51; Kenneth Huff II, E63; Joseph Stout, X51; Matthew Yow; X51 Nominator: Karen Schmidt

DECKPLATE SUCCESS

A4W Leadscrew Tie-Rod Cutting R&DTeam: Kyle Doyle, X73; Jonathan Guy, X43; Dwayne Harris, X43; William Hill, E82; Michael Kearney, X43; Ryan Knowles, X43; Timothy Krieg, X43; Michael Ligon, X43; Robert Marcella, E82; Bruce McCord, E85; Timothy Messick, X73; Justn Pogue, X43; Paul Ross, E82; Richard Schaefer, E82; Nikkia Slade, X43; Joshua Sterling, E82 Nominator: Christopher Street

CVN 72 Catapult Hydraulic Recovery EffortsTeam: Michael Anderson, X88; Richard Brown, X43; Austin Carter, X43; Jason Ellington, X43; Gabriel Kressley, X43; Garland Moore, X43; Darrell Peffer, X43; Jesus Roman Bosch, X43; Skyler Lee Smith, X79; David Wilson, X43 Nominator: Dave Fletcher

EH&S Task Team ExpoTeam: Katherine Allison, O27; Dwayne Carter, X11; Renee Chabot, O27; Brittany Dorsey, O27; Christopher Elder, X42; Luke Henning, X11; Thomas Herrin, X82; Matthew Hildreth, O27; Zachary Johnston, X11; Michael Kinder Jr., X15; Paul Lux, O46; Christopher Murrell, X18; Timothy Watkins, X18; Ron Whiteman, X11; Schley Young, X11 Nominator: Amy Guerin

Exceptional Deckplate Performance on NLD by an X11 Team on 678DTeam: Richard Boner, X11; Gary Mangrum, X11; Peter Pruett, X82 Nominator: Michael Gravitt

Fab & Install Permanent PPFW Flex Team: Michael Boguess Jr., X82; Malik Bowen, X42; William Brandt Jr., X42; Cody Connell, X36; Douglas Dorsey, X42; Blake Engleka, X42; George Godfrey Jr., X36; Robert Meis, X42; Jason Miller, X82; William Payne, X36; Randy Tyler, X18; Ronell Urquhart, X82; Joshua Wilson, X42; Justin Winslow, X18; Stephen Womack, X36Nominator: Craig Messick Heater Bar and Automatic Weld Equipment RoomTeam: Randy Hacker, X18; Alonza Harris, X18; Kevin Holland, X18; Danny Narron, X10Nominator: Michael Simmons

LOE CVN 71Team: John Davidson, X43; Casey Games, X43 Nominator: Ronlee Peters

Main Sea Water Pump Fitted BoltsTeam: Kenneth Armstrong, X36; Robert Cobb III, M53; James Foshee III, X43; Michael Gyurkan, M53; John Hollowell, X43; Farrell Huffman Jr., X43; Nesburn Marsh Jr., X36; Darryl Spence, X43Nominator: Roy Ethington

Nightshift Performs Above Average on SF in Operational ChecksTeam: Vandale Barnhill, X43; Robinson Cadeau, X43; Elvin Davis III, X31; Robert Ford II, X88; Jimmy Harrison, X42; Sylvester Hicks, X42; Gladys Hunt, X43; Kenneth Jones, X31; Quentin Pope, X43; Dwight Porter, X88; Avery Thomas, X88; Earthy Thompson, X31; Earl Wiese III, X88Nominator: Jesse Johnson

X36 Nightshift Performs Above AverageTeam: Anthony Britt Jr., X36; Dominic Cypress, X36; Cortez Etheridge, X36; Preston Eure, X36; Frederick Greene, X36; Anthony Laban, X36; Quincy Lee, X36; Raymond Lewis, X36; Clarence Magee, X36; Michael Rawles, X36; Calvin Torrance, X36 Nominator: Jesse Johnson

LEADERSHIP

Extraordinary Leadership in Deploying Safety ImprovementsHonoree: Heinz Trulley, X82Nominator: Kenton Meland

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Shortwave Receiver- Halicrafters S53A Good condition with owners manual $70 (757) 267-2581

New HP Printer- HP Pro 6230 wireless printer $50. New in the box, bought wrong type can’t return. (757) 646-3166

2013 Tacoma Truck- White, Standard Cab, Automatic Trans, 27,000 Miles, Excellent Condition, Bluetooth, Asking $14.5K. Call (757) 869-4288

2001 Buick Park Avenue Ultra- Park Avenue with 167,500 mi needs some work $1,500. (804) 832-1857

1993 Bronco- Full size Bronco GC, new tires and some other new parts. Everything works and no rust. $4,000 . (757) 810-5975

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Dodge Avenger Wheels and Tires- 17” steel wheels and tires (set of 4), 225/55/17, 85% tread left, 5 lug bolt pattern, $300 OBO. (757) 277-1378

07 Harley Deluxe- Chromed out,<7 miles, like new, 12k OBO, HD soft tail. Custom PT Job, must see to appreciate. (757) 365-9694

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1966 GMC 2500- Current safety clear title, turquois, plus spare engine/clutch/trans/carb $16,500. (757) 267-2581

1989 Suburban- Only owner 4x4, 249k miles, 60k on NEW motor. $1,500 obo. Call Mon.-Fri. after 5 p.m. and Sat. or Sun. before 9 p.m. (757) 898-7714

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03 Prosports 2550 WA w/ 225HP- Yamaha 4 stroke 06 Tandem AL I-beam LED trailer Porta-potti Sink Bimini FF LEDs VHF all GC $19K NEG. (757) 763-9076

FURNISHINGS &APPLIANCES

Coffee Table- 4’x30” Honey Pine coffee table. VGC. $15. (757) 748-4110

Book Case- 5 shelf wood (not particle board) natural color with movable shelves 12” x 32” wide x 72” tall $70. (757) 812-9763

Coastal Mirror- Beautiful new coastal mirror. Rounded louver top and beveled glass. Sea Shell white; 45” x 39”. $50. (757) 870-8168

Kitchen Set- Round glass top table, w/ 4 chairs, very good condition. $300. (757) 876 0457

Dining Room- Cherry wood table w/leaf, 6 chairs, and china cabinet.Very good condition. $750 neg. (757) 876-0457.

Furnishings and Appl. cont.

Living Room- Sofa, chair, coffee table, end tables and lamps. Very good condition, $500 neg. call (757) 876-0457.

Graco Pack ‘n Play- Gently used Graco pack ‘n play, comes with bassinet, changing table, etc. Text for pics/details. (757) 416-4880

Baby Crib, Mattress & Bedding- Wooden crib, organic mattress and sheets, and waterproof pads. Barely used, text for pics/details. (757) 416-4880

HOBBIES

Fitness Coach- Jump start your New Year’s resolutions with customized training programs and meal plans! Certified. (757) 218-7177

Guitar Classes- Foreigner “Juice Box Hero”. 1:1 Midtown NN flxbl sched Call/text. (757) 528-7017

MISCELLANEOUS

2004 Camper Sleeps 4- 2004 Keystone Zeppelin Z241 Camper for sale in V/G cond. w/ many features. Text for photos/details. (757) 418-2257

Split Oak Firewood- Cord of Split Oak -$150 each; You pick-up in Denbigh. Smaller quantities and delivery are options. (757) 715-5460

Effects Pedal- Original Dunlop GCB-95 Crybaby Wah Guitar Effects pedal. Barely used $50. (757) 897-3246

52” TV- Hitachi Rear Projection TV. Works Great. $50. (757) 748-4110

Lawn Care- Affordable lawn care to include cutting, edging, leaf removal, flower beds & more. Call (757) 713-0660

Misc. cont.

Baldwin Brass- Beautiful Baldwin Brass colonial door hardware. 18” tall, like new. Includes dead bolt. $30. (757) 870-8168

Child Care- 3mths-4yrs located in Hampton 6am-6pm FREE registration ONLY 100 weekly pickup on 35th St. available. (757) 553-2003

Firewood- Are you ready for the cold? 6X12 trailer load $135,1/2 load $85, will deliver or save $ and pick up. (757) 310-4769

Home Brewing Equipment- $150. Call for list of items. (757) 234-1304

Helping Hands- General home cleaning. Free estimates. Special occasion cleaning welcomed. Licensed and insured. (757) 371-3904

Womens football jersey- Sz small women’s authentic Dallas Cowboy jersey, brand new, pics available upon request. $75 obo. (757) 273-2853

Mobile Mechanic ASE Cert.- Certified Auto Mechanic. I come to you. Flexible hrs. Affordable prices. (757) 352-0622

Football Tickets - Redskins vs. Green Bay Tickets -Two Redskins vs Green Bay Tickets at Fedex Field 11/20/16 $450 for two. (757) 575-8065

Make-up Artist- Services incl: Bridal, Proms, & More! Will travel. (757) 325-5353

Pest Terminator - Expert Pest Control, Termite/Bonds, Moisture Control including sand/poly and Crawl Space Repairs. (757) 873-4999

Patio Set- Rectangular table with 6 chairs, umbrella and base. Average condition. $50. (757) 876-0457

AUTO

CURRENTS 3 11 | 7 | 2016 11

REAL

ESTATE Condo For Sale- Kiln Creek ground floor, 2-BR, sunroom, new floors, bath room, electrical & appliances $112K. (757) 812-9763

House for Rent in Fox Hill Hpt.-3BR 2BA w/fenced yard and screened porch. New Kitchen and more. Avail. now. $1,095/month. (757) 570-0886

House For Rent in Denbigh- Nice 3BR 2BA house, garage, screened porch, deck, fenced yard. Quiet Neighborhood. Double driveway. (757) 719-6138

North Suffolk Condo for Sale- Condo in The Riverfront w/ amenities. 2 bed, 2 bath, 1300 sq ft. Corner unit next to woods. (757) 407-0675

Real Estate cont.

Home For Sale- 3br 1bth new appl, cbnts & flr. priv fncd yrd shed w/pwr, gr 1st home, 125K, must see Farmington Area. (757) 532-5690

House for Rent- 1,400 Sq. Ft. with 3BR and 2full and 1 half bath, garage and fenced yard. Close to NNS. No pets. (757) 303-6865

Townhome for Rent- 2 MBR/ BA Townhome in gated Towne Sq. near the JRB. $1,100/ mo. family or $550 each two roommates. (757) 723-0863

House For Sale- Tiny House-style, open layout ranch, 924sqft, 3BR/1BA,1/2 mile from Ches. Square, 17min to NNS, $130K. (757) 650-0183

Room For Rent- Eagle Harbor 5 miles from shipyard. $650/mo. Priv Bath, Furnished, pet friendly non-smoking. (757) 375-3696

Real Estate cont.

Sea Scape Golf Villa for Sale- 2 BR, 2 bath, timeshare, (sleeps 6), 1st Week of Oct - (Sun - Sun). 8 rounds golf $2,000. (757) 870-2831

Townhouse for Rent- Oyster Cove centrally located in Newport News. 2 Master BR, 2 1/2 Bath, Garage, Must See, $1,300/mo. (757) 696-1764

House for Rent- 1,170 sq. ft. with 3 BR and 2 full baths. Located in Glendale area of NN. $1,200. Avail 11/1. (804) 937-2238

Apartment- APT 2 BR/2 BA, New floor/paint. Washer and Dryer. Water include in rent $850. Denbigh (757) 729-1145

North Suffolk Condo for Sale- Condo in the Riverfront w/ amenities. 2 bed, 2 bath, 1300 sq ft. Corner unit next to woods. (757) 407-0675

WANTED

WASHER & DRYER - Broken washers & dryers that are in your way. Will pick up for free. (757) 617 - 0100