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USS Yosemite (AD 19) Crew List
The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Yosemite (AD 19). Please keep in mind that this list does only include records of people who submitted their information for publication on this website. If you also served aboard and you remember one of the people below you can click on the name to send an email to the respective sailor. Would you like to have such a crew list on your website?
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There are 491 crew members registered for the USS Yosemite (AD 19).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1960 | 1961 – 1966 | 1967 – 1970 | 1971 – 1973 | 1974 – 1976 | 1977 – 1979 | 1980 – 1982 | 1983 – 1985 | 1986 – 1988 | 1989 – 1990 | 1991 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wagner, William L. | MM | 1943 – | Unknown | This is for my grandfather, who passed away in 2004. He was a plankholder on the Yosemite and served aboard her in WWII. |
| Lord Jr., Clifton G | EM2c | Jun 18, 1943 – Dec 20, 1946 | Unknown | This is for my dad, Clifton G. Lord Jr. who was a plank holder on the Yosemite. He served on the Yosemite during World War II. He passed away in Oct 1979. |
| Healy, John | S1 CLASS | Mar 25, 1944 – Mar 25, 1944 | 3 | Will someone contact me and let me know when the next reunion will be for USS Yosemite AD19. I am an original crew member. Please contact me at 973-542-1777. Sincerely, John Healy |
| Brady, Walter | Boatswain Mate 1st Class | May 1944 – Dec 1945 | UNK | This is for my Grandfather Walter Brady who served on the Yosemite from its commissioning in 1944 until the end of the war. He returned to the US in December 1945. Job Well Done! He passed away in March 1987.. |
| Taylor, Thomas P | m/m3class | May 24, 1944 – Mar 2, 1946 | unknown | I am the son of Thomas P Taylor,my father passed in 1995 just wanted to post his name in his memory,he always said it was the best years of his life,he actually took me to the monkey bar in pearl harbor later on. |
| Robison, William Robison | RADIOMAN 3/C | Jun 1944 – Nov 1945 | Came aboard in Pearl Harbor, was crewman until Wars end while we were at Samar, P.I. We then left for Sasebo, Japan in the Southern Kyushus and was the first American Ship to enter their harbor at wars end... | |
| Mancini, James | FM 1/c | Nov 14, 1945 – May 18, 1946 | ELECTRIC MOTOR shop E division | |
| Karpowich, William Bill | Seaman 1st class | Jun 10, 1946 – Jul 26, 1946 | Supply | For my grandfather that passed away |
| Hose, Keith | Machinist mate fireman | Nov 15, 1946 – Apr 18, 1950 | Unknown | My dad is 89 years old with Dementia but remembers so much about his Navy experience. Bootcamp in San Diego, Port Hueneme, Virginia then Grondal, Greenland were his cities of duty. Hoping someone knows him. Lives in CA. |
| Kresila, George | seaman | Dec 26, 1946 – Oct 10, 1947 | Unnown | I am adding the name of my Father who served on the Yosemite during WW2. He passed away in May of 2000 |
| Scheips, Charles D. Scheips | PHM 2/C | Jul 1947 – Oct 1947 | Hospital Corps | I ran the sick bay on the ship |
| Seguin, Albert W. | DC1 USN | Nov 15, 1947 – Sep 1952 | R Div | I think the best thing is to see my story about the Oyster feast, noted on the index of the front page of this website.. look for my story, The Oyster feast). |
| Galloway, Stan | SN | Dec 1948 – Feb 1949 | M Div., Log Room Yeoman | The Mighty Mac launched my naval career with downs (Seabee in Korea 1950) and ups (excellent experies, commands, adventures. |
| Johnson, O.q.(Sonny) | fc | Jan 1951 – 1954 | shopkeeper | |
| Jones, Ralph | SK3 | Jan 1, 1951 – Dec 7, 1953 | SK3 divisionStore keeper | Would like to hear from any of my old buddies! |
| Meyer, David | ME-2 | Apr 1, 1952 – Jan 1956 | 5 th R1 | 2 years in shipfitters shop then weld shop |
| Clouthier, Eugene | Seaman 1st class | 1953 – 1957 | Quartermaster division | Looking forward to hearing from any navy buddies |
| Dillingham Jr, Howard N | E2 | 1955 – 1956 | ||
Luse, Marshall  | E2 | 1955 – 1957 | Boiler Tech | I'm currently retired from General Motors in OKC. Enjoying my great grandchildren but, truly missing my wife of 54 years. |
| Russell, Philip | HM2 | Mar 1955 – Nov 1955 | H | |
| Lizee, Donald | IM1 | Apr 1956 – May 2, 1957 | R5 | |
| Banocy, John | RM2 | Aug 1956 – Aug 1960 | Communications | Ships Company |
| Furlani, Robert | EMFN | Sep 10, 1956 – Mar 6, 1959 | E electrician ships company | want to hear from shipmates at rangerbob 2comcast .net |
| Hess, George | FIRE CONTROL TECH 2ND CLASS | Feb 1, 1957 – May 15, 1959 | R-5 | Member of the Fire Control Repair Division, working on Destroyers alongside in Newport, RI. Have located seven shipmates from 1957 to 1959. |
| Loudermilk, Gary | IC1 | May 1957 – Feb 20, 1959 | E | |
| Wilkinson, George | FT2 | Jun 1, 1957 – Jun 1, 1958 | R5 | I was in Fire Control Repair Division (R-5) we did all the repairs that the destroyers couldn't handle. We had Chief Totten, First class Burris. There were also Torpedo and Gunners Mates in the division. |
| Sparks, James (Sparky) | BT3 | 1958 – 1959 | B | WORKED IN THE BOILER ROOM |
| Werner, George | Seaman | Feb 1958 – Jan 25, 1960 | 1st | |
| Burchill, John Bill | se-5 sfp2 | Mar 10, 1958 – Nov 29, 1960 | e&r division | |
| Williams, Nicholas M, Mike | ML-1 | Jun 19, 1958 – Aug 20, 1965 | R-1 | Best Tender of the five I served on. |
| Genders, David | SN | Sep 1958 – Sep 1960 | Division 1/ Ship Transportation/ Dental | Was Ship's Driver until leaving the Med then transferred to Dental as a Tech. While in Boston Dry dock, I was lent to USS Cascade Dental Div. for 2 months. I was driver in Med for Captain and Sr. Shore Patrol. |
| Waller, William ( Bill ) | Em2 | Sep 19, 1958 – Dec 19, 1959 | E | lets hear from shipmates |
| Hensley, Ron | SK3 | Oct 1, 1958 – Jul 1, 1960 | Storekeeping Office | Went on board out of boot camp, was tied to Pier 2 at Newport living a Melville trailer park....but then on a Med cruise, to Cuba, and a stop at Charleston shipyards and Bayone, etc. Great experience with great friends......Thanks |
| Green, Ken | JO-3 | Oct 31, 1958 – Jun 5, 1959 | ComDesLand P.I.O. | |
| Hegeler, Mike Hege | RM3 | 1959 – 1959 | Radio Operator -- Intl Morse Code | I liked the library on the ship and the food was the best. it weathered heavy seas and gales pretty well too. I saw many ports on the Med from this ship as we all did. |
| Schneider Sr, Philip | 3 class metalsmith | 1959 – 1965 | not sure | hoping to find old friends that i served with .tell old stories and memories and catch up |
| Meleski, Joseph | EM-2 | Feb 4, 1959 – Apr 24, 1962 | E | |
| Hill, Fred (Colonel) | E-2 | Jan 12, 1960 – Jan 29, 1962 | S-2 | Just wish to say "Hello, and Thanks" to Tommy (SH-t Can Charlie) Cavouto. I still remember! Signed, "The Colonel!) |
| Miller, Darrell | SFM 2 | Feb 12, 1960 – May 23, 1962 | R-1 Shipfitter Shop | Flight deck was being added at the Boston Naval Shipyard when I came aborad. |
| Ruckhaber, Dave | Shipfitter 3rd Class | May 15, 1960 – Oct 3, 1963 | R-1 | Npt RI, SF3 R1, '60-'63 Heavy Hull shop. Jimmie Austin, R1 PF, found me on internet. Looking for SF1 Fleagle. Knew Ray Krueger, Hines, Chief Lynch, D. Miller and Moon Mullins and? Cuban Blockade, Mercury capsule recov |
| Vanderlaan, Jay | EN3 | Oct 1960 – Jan 18, 1963 | BOAT SHOP | GREAT TIME WITH BUNCH OF FUN GUYS |
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