October 18 - Ingalls Shipbuilding - Huntington Ingalls Industries

nnectionsstories are below. To request tickets to Saturday’s christening, which is open to allemployees, call (228) 935-1256. More information and a live webcast will be availableon the Ingalls website at http://ingalls.huntingtoningalls.com/events/index.George “Buster” GreenSheetmetal Mechanic/Airflow Test, PascagoulaGeorge “Buster” Green served in the U.S. Navy aboard the aircraft carrier USSAmerica (CV 66) from 1986-1990 as an aviation boatswain’s mate. His primary dutieswere to assist in the launch and recovery of aircraft. During his time aboard shiphe took part in two deployments to the Mediterranean Sea and IndianOcean, including one mission in which CV 66 evacuated Americancitizens from Libya.“I’m glad that Ingalls Shipbuilding is producing a ship with ournamesake. These new ships are designed with the needs andcomfort of the crew in mind. Part of my job now is to make surethe air is flowing through the ventilation system at the rightlevel. This system also protects the crew by keeping bad airfrom burning fuel or gas attacks out. Men and women willserve far from home on America (LHA 6) and their safety andcomfort are in my hands.”Glenn DonnellyIngalls Fire Department Battalion Chief/ParamedicGlenn Donnelly’s father, James C. Donnelly, served aboardUSS America (CVA/CV 66) from 1968 -1969 as a flightdeck planecaptain and an aircraft electrician for Fighter Squadron VF 102.He had his first world cruise in 1968 and was stationed at YankeeStation in the Gulf of Tonkin during the Vietnam War.“My dad was overjoyed and honored to learn that we werebuilding the next America (LHA 6) here. It also brought back memoriesof his service in Vietnam. He plans to attend the christening with his goodfriend Curtis W. Massey, who served with him aboard the carrier. I was herewhen the USS Cole was brought in. That attack and 9/11 refocused my commitmentto these ships and to our Sailors. These Sailors will be fully dedicated to their joband the country like my father was when he served aboard CV 66. We owe it tothem to do our best to ensure their safety.”3

Alcohol and guns prohibited on company propertyProcedure SSO J614, “Prohibited and Restricted Equipment and Items,”prohibits explosives, alcoholic beverages, Illegal drugs and other controlledsubstances among other items on company property, including carryingalcoholic beverages in vehicles and containers, such as ice chests. Violationof this procedure endangers employees and will be addressed with severedisciplinary action up to and including termination. Legally owned weaponsat Avondale may only be kept in locked vehicles parked in the Lot F neutralzone and hidden from view. No such area is provided at Gulfport orPascagoula.Oct. 18 – Ingalls Scholarship PSAT/NMQT reminderThe Ingalls Shipbuilding National Merit Scholarship Program is seekingqualified applicants. Shipbuilders are reminded that the PSAT/National MeritQualifying Test is a requirement for application and is offered next week atmost public high schools. The scholarship is available to students planningto enter college in 2014 who are the children of Ingalls Shipbuildingemployees working at any facility. To learn more about the PSAT/NMQT,visit www.collegeboard.com. For more about the scholarship, visithttps://programentry.nationalmerit.org/MKKKDCHR.Oct. 19 – Military veterans soughtHII Communications staff is seeking military veterans to be included incommunications products planned for release the week of Veterans Day.Entries may be submitted through Oct. 19. Military veterans are encouragedto send an email to HII_Communications@hii-co.com answering the question:“How did your military service prepare you to work at HII?” Include yourname, job title and division. Submissions with photos – especially from yourtime of service – are preferred. Employees without email can participate bysending hardcopy submissions to: Huntington Ingalls Industries, CorporateCommunications, Bldg. 909-7, Newport News, VA 23607.Oct. 20 – Volunteers sought for Breast Cancer WalkCommunity Relations is seeking volunteers to help in the survivors’ tentduring the Breast Cancer Walk on Saturday, Oct. 20 at the Biloxi Town Green.Nearly 200 breast cancer survivors are expected to participate in the event andneed assistance. Volunteers will present each survivor with a sash and informthem of the survivors’ tent activities. Volunteers should be available from7 a.m.- noon on Oct. 20. Contact Debbie McLendon at (228) 935-3727 orDebbie.McLendon@hii-ingalls.com or Dorothy Shaw by email only atDorothy.Shaw@hii-ingalls.com.Oct. 20 – Invitations available for America (LHA 6) christeningIngalls Shipbuilding will christen America (LHA 6) on Saturday,Oct. 20, at 10 a.m. The ceremony is open to all employees, and you stillhave time to request an invitation by calling (228) 935-1256 or emailingevents@hii-ingalls.com. Be sure to include your name and phonenumber in the message. Employees may also view the christeningceremony live Saturday at 10 a.m. from the Ingalls website athttp://ingalls.huntingtoningalls.com/events/index.Oct. 20 – Ingalls sponsors sites for Coastal CleanupIngalls is sponsoring three sites for the Mississippi Coastal Cleanup onOct. 20. Pascagoula shipbuilders may choose to pick up trash on Singing RiverIsland or the Pascagoula River Park and Causeway. Gulfport shipbuildersmay sign up to clean Dedeaux Park in Gulfport. All participants will receivea free lunch ticket and an insulated lunch bag. Online registration is availableat http://www.mscoastalcleanup.org/ except for Singing River Island. To beincluded in the count of Ingalls employees or to register to clean Singing RiverIsland, contact Mark Ross, Environmental Engineering and Resource Recoverymanager, at mark.ross2@hii-ingalls or (228) 935-6417.Oct. 21 – Employee ship tour of AnchorageAvondale shipbuilders and their families are invited to tour Anchorage(LPD 23) on Sunday, Oct. 21, from 8-11:30 a.m. at Avondale. All guestsmust be accompanied by an Ingalls employee with a company ID badgeand be physically able to board and walk the ship. Some stair climbing isrequired for the tour. No children under 7 years old will be admitted on theship. Employees must park in the Barrios Restaurant parking lot, enter theshipyard through Gate 38 and follow the roped-off path to the ship. Employeevolunteers will be on hand for assistance. No cameras, backpacks or coolerswill be allowed in the shipyard. Water will be provided. Proper attire isrequired and no open-toed shoes, flip-flops, sandals, high heels, skirts ordresses will be allowed.Oct. 27 – Annual Halloween Graveyard Bash comingThe annual Avondale Employee Appreciation Day Graveyard Bash isscheduled for Saturday, Oct. 27, from 4-7 p.m. in the UNO Building parkinglot. The event features lots of kid-friendly entertainment, including trick-ortreatingand Halloween candy, an inflatable slide and obstacle course, chipsand soft drinks and a pumpkin patch. Bring your costumed youngsters out forsome safe Halloween fun. Employee volunteers are still needed. If you wouldlike to help, please contact Adrian Graff at (504) 654-5690 orAdrian.graff@hii-ingalls.How to submit classified adsPascagoula Classified ads may be submitted online at http://ingalls.huntingtoningalls.com/employees/policy. Avondale ads must be submitted to Ed Winter at the Rockhouse or M/S703-1-2. Ads are limited to three per person, per issue. Employees must include their name, badge number, and home phone number and a brief description of the item or service.BOATS & MARINE SUPPLIES16 FOOT ALUMINUM BASS BOAT, 75 HP MOTOR, TRAILER.ASKING $3,500 OBO. CALL 985-447-0000.‘01 17FT RANGER BASS BOAT 75HP $6,500 327-5672.YR 10 30HP E-TEC BOAT & TRAILER $5,500 228-324-4894.FURNITURE &APPLIANCESVINTAGE CEDAR WARDROBE, 2 DOORS, NO DRAWERS, 40” X63, $80 OBO. CALL JULIE 504-304-4240 0R 504-813-3383.BLACK LEATHER SECTIONAL SOFA, GOOD COND $300.CALL JERRY 504-908-3218.NEW HAMMOCK, 3 X 6 FT. FRAME AND BED $150.CALL 504-459-6137.9 PC SOLID PINE BEDROOM SET $1000 228-218-0003.ANTIQUE PORCELAIN TABLE 4 CHR $600 985-785-0009.CHINA CABINE T & BUFFET $450.00 CALL 985-785-0009.7PC CASUAL DINING SET $600 CALL 985-785-0009.MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS16 X 16 X 46 VINYL SIDING; FLAT ON THE GROUND; 1-1/2YEARS OLD; $600. 504-214-0689.STUFFED ANIMALS AND MARDI GRAS BEADS. CALL ALVINPHILLIPS 504-467-4128.10 BOXES OF LONG, SORTED MARDI GRAS BEADS, SOMESTUFFED ANIMALS. CALL 504-887-4454.3-TON GOODMAN OUTSIDE CENTRAL A/C UNIT, 2 YRS OLD;ONLY USED 1 YEAR & IN GREAT SHAPE, $800. CALL FISH504-931-5731.SCOOTER – PERSONAL MOBILITY INVACARE LYNX L-3,3-WHEEL SCOOTER. $500 OBO. 504-428-1675.DARTON EXCEL COMPOUND HUNTING BOW W/ ACCESSORIES.$350. CALL 504-341-6615.FIVE SETS OF WHEELS AND AXLES FOR MOBILE HOME.CALL 935-1324 OR 228-474-2936.WESLO CADENCE 725 TREADMILL, $150.CALL 985-785-0151.27” COLOR ANALOG TV WITH REMOTE CONTROL, WORKSWELL, $50. CALL 504- 638-7961.5’X8’ & 2’X3’ AREA RUG $35 228-860-3609.MOTOR VEHICLES & SUPPLIES‘06 NISSAN ALTIMA SE, 95,000 MILES, $9,800. GREAT SHAPE,CLEAN AND WELL MAINTAINED. CALL 228-273-2874.‘01 EL DORADO CADILLAC, 134,000 MILES, RUNS GOOD,$5,000.00. CALL 504-462-2033.’05 BLACK CHEVY EQUINOX, 91,000 MILES, POWER SEATS,WINDOWS, SUNROOF, ALL LEATHER INT, GOOD TIRES, RUNSGREAT; ASKING $7,000. CALL KIM 504-388-4381.’06 SPRINGDALE CAMPER, 27’ BUMPER PULL, SLIDE OUT ANDCANOPY, GREAT CONDITION; ASKING $11,500.CALL 504-388-4381.’09 SUZUKI 250, RTV 4-WHEELER, EXCELLENT CONDITION,$1,800, CALL APRIL 504-884-1973.16 X 80 MOBILE HOME, 3BR, 2B, 5 YEARS OLD, $24,000.CALL 228-826-4269.‘10 HARLEY DAVIDSON V ROD SPECIAL, LESS THAN 5,000MILES, $14,000 OBO, CALL 985-637-8020.‘09 4-DOOR COBALT, $8,400, 85,000 MILES, CLEAN/MAIN-TAINED, 32-35 MPG, CALL RICK 985-237-8091.‘99 HARLEY FLH T ELC. GLIDE V-TW 88 EVO 203/CAM $7KOBO. 225-964-1022.KICKER 2400.1, SIX 12” PIONEER SPEAKERS (IN A BOX), CARSTEREO EQUIP, $800, ORIG. $1500. CALL 251-288-9293.‘00 BUICK PARK AVENUE; EXCELLENT CONDITION; $5,500.CALL 504-834-5453.‘10 HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER 1200 LOW MILES, $9,000.CALL 228-265-0084.‘93 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE, 40TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION,REDUCED - $12K. CALL 228-388-5230.JEEP CHEROKEE, 1994, 4X4, $2,000 OBO. RUNS GOOD.WORK, HUNT, PLAY. 504-400-9256.‘04 HONDA ACCORD LX, 120K MILES, $7800. CALL GALEN504-831-1378.MERCEDES AMG 18” RIMS AND TIRES $1,000 OBO228-623-8044.‘98 NISSAN FRONTIER PICK-UP TRUCK, A/C, 5-SPEED, $3,500.CALL 504-234-8881 OR 504-905-2358.‘09 SUZUKI LTZ 250 ALL TERRAIN VEHICLE; BARELY USED;$3,800. CALL APRIL 504-884-1973.NISSAN TITAN, EXT CAB, 84,000 MILES, $10,500.CALL 228-282-5814.‘95 BUICK RIVIERA, $275. CALL LOWELL 782-5862.‘08 HONDA ACCRD XL LOADED 30K ML $20,950228-990-3445.‘94 JEEP CHEROKEE 4X4 $2K OBO 504-400-9256.‘95 CAMARO, V6, LOADED, RE-BUILT ENGINE $3700 846-6415.REAL ESTATEFOR RENT: 3 BR, 2 BA, 1,800 SQ FT, GENTILLY TERRACE, 2482BREUX AVE., $1,040/MO. CALL 504-282-2277.FOR RENT: 3 BR/2 BA, FENCED YARD, APPLIANCES, W&D,PASCAGOULA, $400 DEP/$750 MO, 10 MIN TO SHIPYARD.CALL ROBERT 228-369-9305.HOUSE FOR RENT: 2 BR. 1.5 BATH, 3 MILES FROM GULFPORTFACILITY. ¼-MILE FROM I-10; $700/MO. $500 SEC AVAIL10/15. CALL 228-366-6839.FOR RENT: 1 BR, 1 BATH, CONDO IN PASCAGOULA, $800 MO.CALL WILLIAM 228-217-2090.FOR RENT: 3 BR, 2 BATHS, $700/MONTH, ECSD,228-990-0431.FOR SALE OR SWAP: 1 BR TIME SHARE, ORLANDO, FL. WORTH$16K WILL SELL FOR $8K. CALL RICK 504-202-0588.TOWNHOUSE APT FOR RENT: 2 BR, 1-1/2 BA, W/D HOOKUPS,WALK-IN CLOSETS, 1,200 SQ FT, WATER PD, $900 MO, $900DEP. CALL KEITH 504-908-7367.FOR RENT: 2 BR, 1-1/2 BA, TOWNHOUSE APTS. IN GRETNA.CALL TY 504-495-7729.FOR RENT: 3 BR HOUSE; OR 1, 2, 3, BR APARTMENTS, MOSSPOINT; AFFORDABLE. CALL LORETTA 228-475-5375 OR228-219-5375.FOR SALE: CORNER LOT IN BRIDGE CITY @ WEIGAND ANDLANDER STREETS. CALL 504-463-4582.3 BD, 1 BTH, 5 MIN. FROM SHIPYARD 1,000/MONTH.CALL 504-341-0577.HOUSE FOR RENT IN GAUTIER: 4 BR, 2.5 BA.CALL 228-218-7445.2 BDR, 1.5 BTH TWN HOUSE $850 PER MONTH504-469-6641.LAND FOR SALE CLEARED READY TO BUILD 228-282-3400.LARGE APT, PASC. 1BR/1BA $595/MO +DEP.CALL 228-369-4423.Disclaimer: Ingalls Shipbuilding makes no representations or warranties about the suitability of the information contained on this page, or anyproducts received through the use of this page. Ingalls does not guarantee, approve or endorse the information or products advertised. Ingallshereby disclaims all warranties with regard to the information or products contained on or received through the use of this page, including allexpress, statutory, and implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title and non-infringement. Under no circumstancesshall Ingalls be liable for any direct, indirect, punitive, incidental, special, or consequential damages that result from, or arise out of the use of anyproducts or services received through this page.Lance Davis, Manager, Employee CommunicationsPascagoula Centerline Editor: Shane Scara • Feedback: 228.935.1516,warren.scara@hii-ingalls.comAvondale Centerline Editor: Ed Winter • Feedback: 504.654.5253, ed.winter@hii-ingalls.comwww.huntingtoningalls.com/is