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USS Skipjack (SSN 585) Crew List
The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Skipjack (SSN 585). 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 98 crew members registered for the USS Skipjack (SSN 585).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1975 | 1976 – 1984 | 1985 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tellefsen, Edward Cheeks | MM2 {SS} | 1976 – 1979 | mm | i'm still alive beleive it or not |
| Evans, David | May 1976 – Apr 1978 | |||
| Neal, Russell | TMSN(SS) | Sep 15, 1976 – Mar 15, 1978 | Deck/TM | Plugging along still making a living from submarines in New Hampshire now |
Patzke, Al  | MM1(SS) | Dec 1976 – Jun 1978 | M | |
| Eldridge, Jim | IC2(SS) | 1977 – 1980 | Engineering | hello Mr.Blomshield !! We had a great crew!jimmye |
| Lloyd, William | TM2 SS | 1977 – 1979 | Weapons | |
| Mattote, Mark | MM2 | 1977 – 1981 | a-gang | like to here from crew members that remember me!! |
| Haines, Paul | RM2 (SS) | 1977 – 1979 | Radio | Still kicking. Living in Vermont. Spent 15 years as an Emergency Medical Technician. |
| Mattote, Mark | mm2 | 1977 – 1981 | a-gang | |
| Leatherman, Don | MS2 (SS) | 1977 – 1981 | Supply | Amazing so many challenges at such a young age. We all worked very hard and served this great Country with honor. Ironic - retired at 59; defense contractor that built valves for the subs! Crew was inspirational!!! |
| Milbourne, Gary | TM2/SS | Jan 1, 1977 – Jan 1, 1981 | ||
| Bost, Bob | ET2 | Feb 1977 – Jan 1980 | RC | Aboard during the 1,000th dive |
| Cook, Mylo | TM1(SS) | Mar 1977 – Sep 1978 | Torpedo | |
| Thompson, Mike | MS2(SS) | Apr 1977 – Jan 1980 | SUPPLY | RETIRED AS MSC. CURRENTLY A DEPUTY SHERIFF IN OREGON. |
| Byers, Chuck | MM2(SS) | Aug 1977 – May 1979 | A-Div | |
| Bastien, Steven | ET2(SS) | Sep 1977 – Dec 31, 1980 | ET | |
| Blomshield, Richard | LT. | Nov 10, 1977 – Oct 14, 1980 | Officer | |
| Kelly, Timothy | IC2 (SS) | Jan 10, 1978 – Mar 10, 1979 | Engineering | Med trip with many different experiences in many different countries. Not to mention all the surfaces and dives on the way home! |
| Youngclaus, David / Youngster | STSSN (SS) | Aug 15, 1978 – Aug 15, 1980 | SONAR / Weapons | First Boat, First Med Run. Hard to find a better crew. In a bad way if you dropped that soap!! Give me a howdy. Facebook-David A. Youngclaus |
| Holmes, Jim | EM2 (SS) | Sep 1978 – Sep 1982 | E-DIV | |
| Townsend, Mike-babyape | SN(SS/DV) | 1979 – 1980 | WEPS | |
| Diviacchi, Valeriano | EM2(SS) | 1979 – 1982 | E-Div | |
| Gallegos, Michael | QM2 (SS) | Jan 1979 – Nov 1983 | Navigation | Hello Shipmates. My very best wishes to all of you and your families. A special "Hello" to LCdr McGann III, XO and to my boss, Navigator Lt Kehoe. I hope you Gentlemen are doing well. Start date: am not sure of date |
| Bell, Daniel | sts3 | May 1979 – 1984 | Sonar | I really miss the old sonar gang and our little shack. The boat was old but she kept us safe and secure throughout her travels. The crew was great and the people fun and friendly. A great first boat!! |
| Harper, Harp | MM3 | May 15, 1979 – Feb 26, 1980 | Agang | any body heard from Jakeneddie, he broke his leg while playing rugby. he stayed with me and the wife for a while. I left just before she when to the yards in Mare Island. |
| Caley, Doug | MM1(SS) | May 15, 1979 – Oct 10, 1982 | ELT | |
| Hines, Ray | TM2 SS | Aug 14, 1979 – Aug 1985 | Weapons | |
| Buhager, Tony | YN2 (SS) | Sep 14, 1979 – Mar 25, 1981 | Personel | How many of us can say that we were aboard the USS Skipjack as it scraped the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean? How many of us can say that we were driving the boat at the time it scraped the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean? |
| Taylor, Charlie | IC3 (SS) | Mar 1, 1980 – Mar 28, 1983 | Interior Communications Electrician (IC Div) | Submarines ONCE! |
| Meerbergen, Mark | MM3 (SS) | Jun 1, 1980 – Feb 5, 1984 | A-GANG | great people and great experience |
| Hopkins, Charles | Lieutenant | Dec 1980 – Apr 1983 | Weapons Officer & COMMO | I was blessed to work and go to sea with a great wardroom. It was an amazing experience for my first boat after I was commissioned. |
| Wolter, Al | MM1(ELT)/SS | May 1981 – Jan 2, 1986 | RL | Lots of memories, both bad and good times - wouldn't change a thing. |
| Fallon, Jim | LT, SC, USN | Jun 1981 – Mar 1984 | Supply | Great time...great team! Loved driving her! |
| Dyer, Matthew | EMC(SS/DV) EM1 WHILE ABOARD | Nov 20, 1981 – Mar 3, 1986 | Electrical - Nuclear | Had great times. It sure was fun driving reactor power to XXX often. Miss the old gang: Gerbil, DC, Gonzo, Conroy, Flounder, et al. Smooth Sailing all Mario Speedwagon |
| Carrigan, Patrick | YN1(SS) /E-6 | Feb 1982 – 1985 | YN | |
| Schultz, Michael | ICC(SS) | Mar 1983 – Feb 1987 | IC | Best Damn Boat I ever served aboard, the Diesel Boats included. She was a Corvette of Submarines. |
| Mann, Lloyd (Doug) | EMC (SS) | Mar 4, 1983 – Nov 20, 1985 | Electrical | Best people I've ever worked with. |
| Powers, Jeff | ET2(SS) | 1984 – 1987 | RC | |
| Weber, Ralph | EM2(SS) | Mar 1984 – Apr 1986 | Electrical | |
| Healey, Karl | YNC(SS) | Sep 1984 – Aug 1985 | Admin |
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