ring in U.S. history. Together with fellow agents, Hunter not only captured Walker, but implicated both Walker’’'s brother and son. Hunter'’s action effectively put an end to an espionage ring that had been operating out of Norfolk Naval Base.

Richard Haver served as Damage Assessor in numerous espionage cases. Besides evaluating the impact of the Walker ring, Haver assessed damagecaused by two other high profile spies: the CIA’’'s Aldrich Ames, who spied for the Soviet Union and Russia; and Jonathan Pollard, an IntelligenceAnalyst who spied for Israel. Prior to his retirement from the government, Haver served as Chief of Staff for the National Intelligence Council, and as a National Intelligence Officer for Information Operations.

To make a reservation for this event, call (757)322-3168 after April 25th.

Join us as David Fidler discusses the critical analyses by experts on the historical, political, legal, and ethical issues raised by Edward Snowden'’’s disclosures. Fidler is one of the world'’s leading experts on the relationship between international law and cyberspace, cybersecurity law and policy, and the author of several books. The Snowden Reader is his book on Snowden’'s disclosures and their aftermath. This free evening event includes refreshments, which are being provided by the Navy League Hampton Roads.

To make a reservation for this event, call (757)322-3168 after May 30th.

Come and learn as Alexander Rose takes us beyond the battlefront of the Revolutionary War and deep into the shadowy underworld of double agents,

The Story of America’'s First Spy Ring , has been used for the basis of the AMC drama series: Turn: Washington’'s Spies.

To make a reservation for this event, call (757)322-3168 after June 23rd.

1. Robert Hunter & Richard Haver: Walker Spy Ring Thursday, May 19 @ 6:00PM

2. David Fidler: Edward Snowden, Hero or Traitor Thursday, June 23 @ 6:00PM

3. Alexander Rose: Spy Rings of the Revolutionary War Thursday, July 14 @ 6:00PM

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Commander Ernest Evans was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor, the Purple Heart Medal, the Bronze Star Medal and the Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon for extraordinary heroism on October 24, 1944. Come and listen to Retired Admiral Sam Cox as he tells the riveting story of Commander Evans, commanding officerof USS Johnston (DD-557). During the Battle of Leyte Gulf, USS Johnston and a handful of other destroyers and destroyer escorts engaged a superior Japanese force, winning an epic engagement at Samar.

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Programs • Events • Lectures • More Cool Stuff!Speakers’ BureauThe Hampton Roads Naval Museum proudly offers a FREE Speakers’ Bureau that interprets the history of the Navy in Hampton Roads from th Revolutionary War to the present day. Our speakers can discuss the Navy’s long and illustrious history in this region from the Age of Sail to the modern-day Navy. Call 757-322-2992 for more information.

Educational OutreachesThe Hampton Roads Naval Museum offers FREE, interactive education programs to elementary, middle, and high school classes. These programs include many different topics, including learning STEM through LEGO Shipbuilding, Cartoon Propaganda in World War II, and the Civil War’s Battle of Hampton Roads. All programs are based on the Virginia Standards of Learning (SOLs), and we will come to your school. Visit www.hrnm.navy.mil for more information, or call 757-322-2992 to book your program today.

Naval Station Norfolk ToursThe 45-minute bus tour departs from the Naval Tour and Information Office located at 9079 Hampton Boulevard. Visitors view the Naval Station and the historic homes from the 1907 Jamestown Exposition. Cameras are allowed. Tour schedules are subject to change, so it is suggested that you call the tour office at 757-444-7955 for departure times.

The Hampton Roads Naval Historical Foundation Join the Hampton Roads Naval Historical Foundation (HRNHF), which supports the programs and events at the Hampton Roads Naval Museum. Find out more about HRNHF at www.hrnhf.org.

The Hampton Roads Naval Historical Foundation has an Images of America book about Naval Station Norfolk. For this book, HRNHF has selected images from the Hampton Roads Naval Museum’s archives that document the growth and development of the naval station over 100 years. To purchase your copy today, contact the HRNHF Gift Shop at 757-423-8118.

We LOVE Sailors!Show your support for our local Navy heroes and honor

our veterans by writing a letter of gratitude and greetings.

Support a Sailor • Saturday, June 25 - Monday, July 4Thank a Veteran • Saturday, November 5 - Friday, November 11

Operation Holiday Cheer • Saturday, November 12 - Sunday, December 4

HRNM KidsExplore, discover, & learn with these family fun activities!

(All activities available while supplies last.) Read Across America • Design your own bookmark, Sunday, February 28

Mother’s Day • Make a picture frame for Mom, Sunday, May 8 Memorial Day • Make a remembrance poppy, Monday, May 30

Father’s Day • Build a ship with Dad, Sunday, June 19

Independence Day • Make your own flag, Monday, July 4

National Aviation Day • Make your own shuttle, Friday, August 19

Red, White & Blue Holiday • Make your own ornament, Saturdays, December 10 & 17

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BRICK BY BRICK : LEGO ShipbuildingSaturday, February 6, 10am – 5pm

Calling all LEGO enthusiasts! Kids and adults can create their own ship models out of LEGOs and bring them to HRNM to participate in our LEGO shipbuilding contest. Or, use our LEGOs and learn how to make LEGO Navy ships from the keel up, like the spy ship USS Liberty. We also have tons of other fun LEGO-related activities. Everyone ages four and older can participate in our LEGO Shipbuilding contest to win fun prizes. This program will run in partnership with the Junior First LEGO League, SeaPerch, First LEGO League, Hampton Roads Naval Historical Foundation, Nauticus, Naval Historical Foundation, and Historic Naval Ship Association. This event is FREE and open to the public.

The NADEP “Listening Post” Returns!Twenty years ago the largest employer in Hampton Roads closed its doors, falling victim to the base realignment process. The aircraft maintenance facility, known as the Naval Aviation Depot Norfolk (or NADEP), will be the subject of a special commemorative exhibit and event in September 2016.

The Naval Air Station featured a dedicated aircraft maintenance detachment from World War I, when the Construction and Repair Department was part of the commissioned station. In 1922, it was renamed Assembly and Repair Department and under that name met the challenges of World War II. In May 1948, the first jet squadron qualified for fleet operation. The Assembly and Repair Department, which had not assembled aircraft for some time, was renamed “Overhaul and Repair,” before being known as the Naval Air Rework Facility and finally NADEP.

The Norfolk facility served as the Navy’s chief supplier of aircraft parts and its major rework plant. By 1976, the air rework plant covered 174 acres and included 175 buildings. In the 1970s and 1980s its workers restored or repaired F-14 Tomcats, A-6 Intruders and F-8 Crusaders among other aircraft. Join us to commemorate and celebrate the good people and the good work of NADEP at the social event called “The Listening Post.”

This event is sponsored by Chartway Federal Credit Union.For more information call 757-322-3168

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