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USS Navasota (AO 106) Crew List
The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Navasota (AO 106). 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 96 crew members registered for the USS Navasota (AO 106).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1968 | 1969 – 1974 | 1975 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Young, Don | MM3 | Mar 1969 – Aug 1969 | "B" & "M" | Caught the ship from Sasebo at beginning of '69 cruise. Started out in "B" Div, learned all the watches, watersides, firesides, then went to "M" Div to learn everything over there. Left at end of cruise from Sasebo to go to schoo |
Radcliffe, Ron  | MM3 | Mar 16, 1969 – Nov 17, 1972 | M | Good ship and great shipmates. We have a reunion every year in Laughlin Nv the second week in March. Please try and make it next year we have a great time together. |
| Cooper, David | SA, SN,SH3 | Apr 1969 – Jul 1975 | 2nd, S-3 | Caught the ship in Subic Bay, Phillippines. Made 3 Vietnam deployments. Was in 2nd div for the 1st 3 years. Took the SH3 exam. Was still a winch operator during unreps. My brother came aboard in 72, MSSN Don Cooper |
| Powell, Roger | SF3 | Apr 29, 1969 – Nov 30, 1972 | R Division | March 2019, did the blue water navy bill get past into law? |
| Carter, Larry | YN2 | May 20, 1969 – Sep 15, 1971 | Operations | My time on the Navasota was a great experience for me. I became a printing press operator after my discharge and now teach Printing Press Operations at a correctional facility in San Diego, Ca. |
| Estrada, Carlos | PC2 | May 26, 1969 – Dec 26, 1972 | Operations | |
| Lannon, Bob | rd 3 | Jul 1, 1969 – Feb 1, 1971 | ops | Ray Harden you're 30 miles away, "Sierra de Alpha Sierra" |
| Charles, Max | SN | Aug 12, 1969 – Mar 15, 1971 | First | Went on tour to vietnam, sinapor, hong kong and japan. also crossed the equaiter and became a shell back. |
| Charles, Max | sn | Aug 12, 1969 – Mar 15, 1971 | first | |
| Kincaid, Jim | BMC | Oct 1, 1969 – Oct 1, 1973 | 1st | Served aboard the USS Navasota |
| Houchin, Danny | ETR3 | Nov 27, 1969 – Jan 5, 1971 | Operations | |
| Schmalen, Hank (Crankus) | SA, SN, RM3, RM2 | Dec 1969 – May 1973 | Operations/RM | Made 2 WestPac tours......lots of time in and out of Subic Bay........memorable times at the EM club in Cubi Point where the airdales went........ |
| Albright, James | ET1 | 1970 – 1971 | OPS | First tour of sea duty |
| Kellinger, Larry | Qm3 | 1970 – 1972 | Quartermaster | |
| Brady, Bill | BT-2 | Jan 1970 – Apr 1971 | B | The Navasota was my 3rd ship and my 3rd and last tour of Vietnam duty in less than 4 years. I also served on the Belle Grove LSD-2 and the Valley Forge LPH-8. |
| Furino, Fury | EM3 | Feb 1970 – 1971 | E division | |
| Gulliford, Steven | Ltjg | May 1970 – Jun 1972 | Supply | |
| Weise, Dan | PN3 | Jun 1970 – May 1972 | Operations | |
| Reuter, Jeff (Jtr) | E-4 | Jul 1970 – Feb 1974 | Operations | |
| Alderson, Kirk | RM3 | 1971 – 1973 | operations | |
| Flores, Anthony (Tony) | RM3 | 1971 – 1973 | OPS | Memories-JTR/mouse tat, Fred(Flaco),M.Price, ChiefHancock ANUR32transciever,shiptoshore/tty, WhiteHorse/SubicBay,SanPedro/shipyard, Sh##River/SubicBay, ILoveyounosh##/buymedrink, butterflyknife, IbuyYoufly,geedunk, |
| Olson, Ken | Ltjg | Feb 1971 – Nov 1973 | Gunnery/Operations | Lots of memories, lots of long hours and lots of great people. |
| Furino, Joseph (Fury) | SN, FN, EM3 | Feb 13, 1971 – Dec 6, 1972 | Deck, then E | One 12 month WestPac tour to 'Nam. Onboard during collision at sea with USS Kansas City, mining of Haiphong harbor, and running aground off 'Nam (had a Destroyer pull us off the reef). Yankee Station/Subic Bay/Sasebo/Hong Kong/Pearl |
| Arrington, Roger | E3 | Feb 24, 1971 – Jan 15, 1973 | ss mateecond divison boatswain' | USS Navasota did not have a collision with USS Witchita. It collided with the USS Kansas City (AOR-3) on October 31, 1971. ON the Logistics and Power, AO-106 Deployments-Major Events is wrong. |
| Dunn, John R. | BM3 | Jun 10, 1971 – May 25, 1975 | 1st | |
| Barnett, Alan | EN2 | Aug 20, 1971 – Aug 21, 1972 | A Division | I really Had fun In west=pac 1977 it lasted 10 months then back home and a yard piroed for up keep. |
| Walden, Wiley | EM 2 | Sep 1971 – Oct 1973 | E | Served as Naval Reserve after broken service. Reenlisted and went back on regular Navy duty. I continued and completed a 24 year Navy career retiring as Senior Chief Petty Officer in 1989. |
| Covert, Tim | MR3 | Nov 1971 – Jul 3, 1975 | M | Started out in Deck Div. got tired of scraping Bulkheads and transfered to M div. after going to MR "A" school. Chickenwing was my cousin onboard, he was the 1 in trouble all the time! |
| Smith, Curtis | BM2 | 1972 – 1976 | 1st | Was aboard for the last 6 months of hazardous duty pay during the conflict (war) went through overhaul in Birmingham Washington lost a friend there Terry curio can't spell his last name |
| Price, Morris | RM3 | Mar 1972 – Jun 1974 | Ops | |
| Bagley, Richard | FN | Apr 1, 1972 – 1973 | Boiler Room | I absolutely loved time in P.I. Worked hard Played hard Served with great people. |
| Romine, James (Jim) | ET2 | Apr 7, 1972 – May 1976 | Operation's | Picked up the ship in Subic Bay. We furnished a 10 month deployment. Back to WESPAC in spring of 73 for 8 months. Then back to US. Moved to MSTs command. Left in 76. Still wondering where Charlie Huff ended up.. Great. |
| Strid, Marc | YN3 | Sep 1, 1972 – Aug 1974 | Ship's Office | Enjoyed serving in the ship's office as a Yeoman. Came aboard while the ship was in dry dock preparing for Vietnam cruise. Deployed 72&73 to Vietnam via Subic Bay. Crossed equator - what fun! Discharged in 74. |
| Victorian, Columbus Vic | shsm e_3 | Dec 12, 1972 – Dec 12, 1975 | ship serviceman | Melvin nickhol shipmate of mind we were friend on uss navasota . |
| Lindquist, Bob | LtJG | 1973 – 1975 | Supply | Supply Officer |
| Jeffcoat, Marvin | IC2 | 1973 – 1975 | E div | Looking for any one in "E" Division for this time frame |
| McElroy, Robert | MM2 | Apr 1973 – Jun 1975 | Eng and Deck | Arrived Easter of 73, left on decommissioning 75. Worked as a machinist mate engine room until making it on deck with the hydraulic equipment. Currently, still suiting up with Memorial Honor Detail - Riverside, Ca. |
| Bray, Ray | SA | Apr 1973 – Mar 1975 | Crews Cook | |
| Herzberg, Paul | HT E3 | Apr 15, 1973 – Jun 18, 1974 | Fresh air Snipe | What a ride |
| Walling, Jack | RM1 | 1974 – 1976 | OC/Mildet | I was onboard when Navasota switched from USS to USNS I had been on USNS Taluga prior to comming to Navasota. Loved USNS duty. We had ET's RD's And RM's 1 yoman |
| Coker, Randy | SA | Nov 1974 – Aug 1975 | BM |
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