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USS Pegasus (PHM 1) Crew List
The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Pegasus (PHM 1). 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 93 crew members registered for the USS Pegasus (PHM 1).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1980 | 1981 – 1989 | 1990 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| McQuerry, Mac | BMC | 1973 – Dec 25, 1979 | Chief of the Boat | On original prize crew at Boeing during construction. Underway OOD for restricted manuevers. Helm, OOD and Conning Officer during all sea trials. Record for Panama Canal, William Erricson, CO. Great Skipper! |
| Sobota, Bob | GSM1 | 1974 – 1978 | Best duty and ride a man could have. PLANK OWNER Love to hear from all. | |
| Martin, Ronald | ETR3 | Feb 1974 – Apr 1978 | IMLSG-ET | |
| Rone, Kent | HT1 | Sep 1974 – Sep 1976 | IMLSG | |
| Anderson, Loren/andy | DS1 | 1975 – 1976 | IMLSG | Dutch built fire control on the Pegasus tested at Port Hueneme, CA. Plank Owner IMLSG. Sad times: Lost FTM-1 and EW-3 in car accident. Glad times: Best liberty port I can remember. Not that I can remember much anymore! |
| Beatty, James | EN2-EN1 | 1975 – 1979 | engineering | one of the best duties I had |
| Householder, Dan | DS2 | Mar 1975 – May 1978 | IMLSG | Plank Owner For me this was a time of learning new things, and making great friends. Hope your lives have been blessed. I still can remember sanding, sanding, sanding! Lots of fond memories, truly a special part of my life. |
| Dahmen, Peter | PHM 1 | Jun 1975 – Jul 1976 | Engineering/ IMLSG | Met the ship in Seatle, worked out of the Renton plant, Peir 91, and Port Hueneme OpEval. Sad to see where it all went, but an awesome ship. RIP FT1 and EW1. I remember. Danny Oak and Dave Escalante, where are you? Whos VW was that anyway? |
| Barnes, Chuck | LT | Aug 4, 1975 – Dec 31, 1977 | Engineering Officer | This would turn out to be the best tour of duty I ever had. |
Beatty, James  | EN2 | Oct 4, 1975 – Jan 4, 1979 | IMLSG | YES THOSE WERE THE DAYS |
| Allison, Carl | ETN2 (ET1USNR) | May 1976 – Aug 1978 | OE01 IMLSG | Plank Owner |
| Rubschlager, Jens (Rube) | HT2 | Aug 1976 – Oct 31, 1977 | Engineering | Great Time in my life. Plank Owner. Worked with a good bunch of guys. Ernie, Bush, Mattingly, and Moreland. |
| Salrin, Shawn (Sal) | SM1 | Aug 15, 1976 – Nov 15, 1978 | combat Systems | I can still remember flying down the channel out of San Diego and the fate of the "intake ducks" . It's great to see Lt. Barnes name on the list. I'm hoping Mac McQuerry, Pope, Hebert and the rest appearance. |
| Buschmann, Bill | HT1 | 1977 – Aug 14, 1978 | Plank owner, Support Group, Seattle, WA , tig welding certified at Boeing, fast boat, super duty, got out of Navy in 1978. | |
| Schindler, Richard | EW1 | Jun 15, 1977 – Aug 15, 1978 | Operations | TAD several times from NELC to operate the experimental EW system aboard. Worked with ETN2 Allison and EW3 Grabowski. Loved the wakeup calls from FTC Pope! CDR Larson, great skipper. Loved flying around and peeing off the Kiwi's on RIMPAC! |
| Lane, Randel (Randy) | GSM2 | Dec 31, 1977 – Oct 23, 1980 | MOBLIE SUPPORT LOGISTICS GROUP ( ENG) | I got on board while it was stationed in San Deigo. Those were truly the best times of my life.I remember Engineering Dept was extremely professional and never failed to float the boat. |
| Johnson, Michael | GMG3 | Jan 1978 – May 31, 1981 | Weapons | The years spent on this Bad Ass Ship from 32nd Street San Diego to Key West were great. Wouldn't change any of it. Met some really great people. If asked if I would do it all over again, I'd say, "Absolutely wouldn't miss that trip |
| Kresmer, T J | IC3 | Feb 1978 – May 1981 | Engineering | SanDiego->Bremerton->SanDiego->Record Making Panama Canal Transit->Little Creek->Key Wasted. What A RIIIIIDE |
| King, Bob | GSM3/2/3/2 | Mar 1978 – Aug 1980 | Engineering | |
| McCool, Dennis | GSM2/GSM1 | May 15, 1978 – Aug 29, 1984 | Engineering and MSLG | Boy those were the good old days being stationed in Key West, where the bars don't close. I had one of the best times of my career serving down there. We were a bunch of professional drunks as well as sailors.We made every commitment |
| Frederick, Randy | LT | Jun 1978 – Dec 1979 | Combat Systems Officer | What a great Ride. Fastest through the Ditch. Survived the Mired in the Marsh (York River). Greatest Skipper... First Skipper LCDR Erickson. Great Ship... Great Crew... Great Time. |
| Woodall, Roger | PETTY OFFICER 2ND CLASS,DT | Jul 1, 1978 – Jun 1, 1979 | ||
| Schmidt, Robert | QMSC | Jul 11, 1978 – 1980 | nav | |
| Eby, Edward (Eddie) | HT2 | Aug 1978 – 1980 | MLSG ER09 | Great time in my life.Met some great people.One hell of a boat(ship).Broke my leg while stationed in Little Creek,had to seperate from ship.Never forget the day someone hid my crutches,had to hop around the compound on one leg all day.Ha-Ha |
| Bohnow, William / Bones | FC4 while serving ... FCC(SW),USN(RET) | Oct 1, 1978 – Aug 18, 1981 | Weapons | I fired the last test Harpoon On Pegasus, was an FC1 selectee upon transfer, commissioned the Taurus, was later transferred to Bermuda and then to the USS Fahrion (FFG21) - CharlestonSC, made CPO retired in June of 1992 |
| Rebori, John (Bebop) | ETN2 | 1979 – Jan 1982 | Operations | Little Creek to Key West. I'd love to be flying over the Carribbean again. |
| Hutchins, Lyle (Lyle E. Coyote) | FTM2 | 1979 – Dec 1981 | Combat Systems | Got there in San Diego, went through the ditch, to Little Creek, then our final destination (which was Durty Harrys in Key West).... met some of the best people ever.... Anyone seen Kermit? |
| Grabowski, Jerry | EW 2 | Jan 1979 – May 1981 | COMBAT | GREAT CREW GREAT SHIP GREAT EXPERIENCE |
| Jacobs, Jerry "jake" | BM1 | Jan 5, 1979 – May 19, 1981 | Deck | Reported aboard in San Deigo, moved ship to Little Creek, Then to Key West. Would like to hear from crew members form this timeframe. |
| Davies, Thomas | GSMC | Feb 13, 1979 – Mar 13, 1981 | Engineering | Member of the crew that sailed the Pegasus from Seattle to its new temporary homeport of Norfolk and re homeporting at Key West. We made the fastest transit of the Panama Canal of any ship a record of 2 hours 41 minute |
| Barker, Jimmy | IC1 | Jul 1979 – Jul 1981 | MLSG-Squadron Training | Great two years with MLSG and Squadron Training. Left command for Penn State (EEAP). Later served on AS-33, MOTU 6, FFG-20, FFG-26, UNF (CDP), CG-70, and DD-976. Retired Mustang (CWO/LDO). Automation Engineer with General Physics. |
| Tony, Gragg | en 1 | Aug 8, 1979 – Jan 3, 1983 | engeering | |
| McKinnis, Anthony Wayne | ETSN | 1980 – 1980 | PHM1 MSLG | I was station Little Creek Va. and I re-enlisted onboard. |
| Baker, Delbert | DKSN | 1980 – 1981 | Payroll | |
| Miller, Lindell | GSE1(SW) | Mar 1980 – Mar 1982 | Engineering | |
| Dewes, Will | Lt. | Mar 25, 1980 – Feb 8, 1982 | Engineering | |
| Dewes, Will | LT (THEN) | Apr 1980 – Feb 1982 | Engineering | Was Engineer Officer. Took ship to Gitmo for REFTRA and then Cuban Boatlift Ops. Shifted Homeport to Key West....drydocked ship three times. Incredible experience! |
| Vermilya, Eric | IC2 (SW) | Apr 1980 – Aug 1982 | Engineering | Best experience of my Navy career, though when I was first assigned I never imagined I would get to visit every shipyard on the East coast (at least it seemed like it.) Plus....who could forget Durty Harry's??? |
| Markovcy, Mike | GMGSN-GMG2 | May 1980 – Apr 1985 | Combat Systems & MLSG | Was attached to PHM-1 in Little Creek, & Plank Owner of MLSG in Key West on Homeport change. Re-Enlisted in 76mm Gun Mount (PHM-1) in 1983. |
| Cox, Mike (Mr. Duval Street) | ET3 | May 1980 – Nov 1981 | Electronics | Left Key West and went to OCS-made LT and got out-Special agent for NCIS for 8 yrs and now DHS. Retiring soon after 25 yrs in Fed Law Enforcement. First Fantasy Fest? Hanging out on Duval Street-Joe Pink, and our "dorm" |
| Covington, Charles ( Eddie ) | GSE 1 | Jun 1, 1980 – Jun 1, 1985 | MLSG | 1st to arrive in Key West as a member of MLSG, rode PHM 1 a lot, would like to here from other eng.in MLSG as well as PHM 1 guys |
| Gragg, Tony | EN1(SW) | Dec 17, 1980 – Jan 3, 1983 | ENG. |
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