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151 - February 22, 2007 2:18 am

Name:

JJ O'Brien

Tender:

USS Nereus AS-17

Comments:

1965-1967

 

152 - February 22, 2007 2:16 am

Name:

JJ O'Brien

Tender:

USS Proteus

Comments:

Served 1963-1965

 

153 - February 20, 2007 10:38 am

Name:

Mick Creamer

Tender:

LY Spears AS-36

Comments:

Served from March 1976-April-1978. Was on board the day of the collision in the channel on our way to New Orleans,It was a very interesting day. We still had a great time in the Big Easy anyway,It is a day I will not forget.

 

154 - February 18, 2007 2:13 pm

Name:

Kenneth K. Kauffman

Tender:

Howard W. Gilmore AS-16

Comments:

FP-2, 8th Division Pipe Shop - Submarine repair,
Key West, FL 1954-55.

 

155 - February 16, 2007 2:19 pm

Name:

Curt Anderson

Tender:

USS Hunley (AS-31)

Comments:

Served on the Hunley from January '72 until Sept. '75. Guam, Bremerton, Charleston. ADP Division

 

156 - February 15, 2007 11:59 pm

Name:

Rudy Leyva

Tender:

USS Fulton AS-11

Comments:

I served aboard the USS Fulton AS-11 from December 1965 until mid 1967. I was in the Operations Division initially acting as a signalman striker. Later I became a Hospital Corpsman and in 1968 was serving at St. Albans Naval Hospital in NYC. I enjoyed the Fulton's homeport of New London, Connecticutt, where the locals referred to the Fulton as being "welded to the pier". We did take the yearly trips to Puerto Rico and once to Bermuda. We drydocked in Charleston,SC for a summer and it was humid/hot. The Fulton as known for good chow and our sub squadron was the tops, with the Nautilus leading the way. We were good friends with the ASR Skylark. We had a great crew and fine leadership. I miss the Fulton and will always remember my days aboard her with thankfulness that she was my home for a while.

 

157 - February 11, 2007 4:50 pm

Name:

Bruce Richter

Tender:

AS-19

Comments:

joined the ship at mare island ship yard...rode over to guam/shelback cermony was a blast...left guam 05/75..partied at andy's hut and the beach ...assigned to shop38...

 

158 - February 11, 2007 12:12 pm

Name:

omer e. giguere

Tender:

uss euryale as22

Comments:

i served on the euryaly 1944 t0 1946

 

159 - February 11, 2007 7:40 am

Name:

Steve Holder

Tender:

U.S.S.CANOPUS

Comments:

Was onboard her from 1972-1975 good times and bad but would not trade it for anything made alot of good freinds.Would like to have taken one more cruise before they done her in.Was in 2nd div GMG2;

 

160 - February 11, 2007 12:13 am

Name:

kent fortner

Tender:

uss ly spear AS36

Comments:

I came on board the spear in new orleans right after the mishap in the channel I was in the engineering div assigned too the co2 shop & damage control

 

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