• TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOME LETTERS ......................................................... 4 www.facebook.com/NavalAirStationOceana https://twitter.com/nas_oceana IMPORTANT EMERGENCY INFORMATION ...................... 5 WELCOME ABOARD ...................................................... 17 MARCOA Media, LLC 9955 Black Mountain Road NAS OCEANA HISTORY ................................................. 18 San Diego, CA 92126 858-695-9600 phone NEWCOMERS’ INFORMATION ....................................... 20 858-695-9641 fax www.marcoa.com HOUSING ........................................................................ 24 www.mybaseguide.com FLEET AND FAMILY SUPPORT ....................................... 27 HEALTH CARE ................................................................. 29 EDUCATION .................................................................... 32 MORALE, WELFARE & RECREATION .............................. 35 This commercial enterprise Base Guide is an authorized publication for members of the Department of Defense. 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Editorial content shall be based on information prepared and submitted by the Public Affairs Office COMMUNITY .................................................................. 77 of Naval Air Station Oceana. The Public Affairs Officer must approve all editorial material about the local area and state. MAPS ............................................................... FOLDOUTS The masthead may contain information pertaining to the names and editorial titles of military ADVERTISER DIRECTORY ....... MILITARY BUYER’S GUIDE and civilian members assigned the duty of preparing its content. If used, the names and titles shall be listed in a section of the masthead entitled Naval Air Station Oceana Editorial Staff. © 2019 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ............................. WHITE PAGES www.cnic.navy.mil/oceana • https://www.facebook.com/NavalAirStationOceana/ • https://twitter.com/nas_oceana 3 WELCOME LETTERS From the Commanding Officer Welcome aboard! Since 1943, the men and women of Naval Air Station Oceana, Dam Neck Annex and Naval Auxiliary Landing Field Fentress have provided world class service to the fleet, our fighters and their families. My staff will honor our heritage by always striving to provide exceptional to provide exceptional support to those we serve. More than 70 operational, training and support commands call NAS Oceana, Dam Neck Annex and NALF Fentress “home”. Most recognizable is the strike fighter wing, U.S. Atlantic fleet with more than 300 F/A-18 Super Hornet strike fighter aircraft. Other significant tenant commands include Training Support Center Hampton Roads, the Center for Information Dominance unit Hampton Roads and Fleet Readiness Center Mid- Atlantic. At well over 10,000 acres, our three installations are virtual cities with more than 7 miles of runways, grocery stores, shopping malls, two chapels and 36 holes of championship golf. We are also one of the largest employers in Virginia’s most populous city: Virginia Beach. Because of their ideal location and beautiful year-round climate, Virginia beach and Chesapeake have something to offer everyone. The people are friendly, helpful and eager to welcome you into their community. Throughout Coastal Virginia, you are sure to be treated with warm hospitality. Regardless of your assignment here onboard NAS Oceana, Dam Neck Annex or NALF Fentress, you will be Challenged and rewarded as you serve our Navy and our Nation. In whatever capacity you serve, I want to personally thank you for what you do every day. J. W. Hewitt Captain, U.S. Navy Commanding Officer From the Mayor Welcome military members and families! Whether you are moving to Virginia Beach for the first time or returning to our area, I speak for our City Coun- cil and Citizens when I say, “Welcome — we are honored to have you and hope you think of Virginia Beach as your home. Virginia Beach is a friendly community of people who are respectful of the sacrifices made by you and your families on a daily basis as part of your military service. As a former Marine and a longtime resident of Virginia Beach, I am confident that you will quickly find that our city has a lot to offer, whether you are single or raising a family. Virginia Beach offers an abundance of cultural and recreational opportunities and immediate access to quality parks and recreation centers located in close proximity to all of our neighborhoods. I hope that you will delight in our City’s rich natural beauty, his- tory, culture, excitement and diversity. In addition to beautiful beaches, nature trails, recreation centers and golf courses, we offer varied shopping experiences, excellent restaurants serving the finest fresh seafood and farm-to-table cuisine. Discover and learn something new at the Virginia Aquarium, rated one of the top 10 aquariums in the United States. Im- merse yourself in our rich artistic culture by exploring the ViBe Creative District or visiting the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art, which has a marvelous collection and offers exhibitions and world-class art shows. We appreciate our military family and view you as a vital part of our diverse community. If you have a questions or concerns, we want to help. Again, thank you for your contributions to our country, and welcome to Virginia Beach — your new, and hopefully forever, home. Robert M. “Bobby” Dyer Mayor City of Virginia Beach 4 https://twitter.com/nas_oceana • https://www.facebook.com/NavalAirStationOceana/ • www.cnic.navy.mil/oceana IMPORTANT EMERGENCY INFORMATION IF BOMB THREAT, ASK THE CALLER: DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY WHEN IS THE BOMB TO GO OFF? WHERE IS THE BOMB LOCATED? WHAT KIND OF BOMB IS IT? WHAT DOES THE BOMB LOOK LIKE? TELEPHONIC THREAT COMPLAINT WHERE ARE YOU CALLING FROM? 1. COMMAND a. Name & Address b. Phone Number 2. COMPLAINT a. Name 3. PERSON RECEIVING CALL a. Name b. Date & Place of Birth c. Command Name & Address d. Phone Number (Work) (Home) 4. TELEPHONE CALL RECEIVED ON a. Phone Number (include area code) b. Location c. Phone Number Listed In (“X” all that apply) Unlisted Other (List) Command Directory Installation Directory Local Directory 5. DETAILS OF CALL a. Date b. Day of Week c. Time 6. CONTEXT OF CONVERSATION a. Recipient b. Caller c. Recipient d. Caller e. Recipient f. Caller 7. BACKGROUND NOISES (Describe street sounds, voices, music, etc. If more space needed, continue on reverse) 8. INFORMATION ABOUT CALLER VOICE CHARACTERISTICS a. Sex b. Age c. Race d. Accent e. Education Level f. Attitude (Calm Nervous, Serious) g. Other 9. WERE THERE ANY 10. DO YOU HAVE ANY SUSPICION AS WITNESSES TO THE CALL? TO THE IDENTITY OF THE CALLER? Yes No Yes (List Name) No 11. NOTIFICATION OF AUTHORITY (“X” all notified) ___CO ___XO ___OOD ___Security ___NISRA ___Telephone Co. ___EOD ___Fire Dept. www.cnic.navy.mil/oceana • https://www.facebook.com/NavalAirStationOceana/ • https://twitter.com/nas_oceana 5 IMPORTANT EMERGENCY INFORMATION ACTIVE SHOOTER AWARENESS HOW TO RESPOND WHEN AN ACTIVE SHOOTER IS IN YOUR VICINITY 1. EVACUATE (RUN) a. Have an escape route and plan in mind. b. Leave your belongings behind. c. Prevent others from entering. 2. HIDE OUT (HIDE) a. Hide in an area out of the active shooter’s view. b. Block entry to your hiding place and lock the doors. c. Silence your cell phone and/or pager. 3. TAKE ACTION (FIGHT) a. As a last resort and only when your life is in imminent danger. b. Attempt to incapacitate the active shooter. c. Act with physical aggression and throw items at the active shooter. WHEN IT IS SAFE TO DO SO ON BASE DIAL 433-9111 OR FROM CELL DIAL 9-1-1 Additional Information contact: Naval Air Station Oceana Security Force