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USS Duluth (LPD 6) Crew List

The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Duluth (LPD 6). 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 894 crew members registered for the USS Duluth (LPD 6).

Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1965 | 1966 – 1967 | 1968 – 1969 | 1970 – 1971 | 1972 – 1973 | 1974 – 1976 | 1977 – 1979 | 1980 – 1981 | 1982 – 1984 | 1985 – 1986 | 1987 – 1988 | 1989 – 1991 | 1992 – 1993 | 1994 – 1996 | 1997 – 1998 | 1999 – 2000 | 2001 – 2002 | 2003 – now

Name	Rank/Rate	Period	Division	Remarks/Photo
Isaacson, Rocky		1974 – 1975	X
Johnson, Jeffrey Jj	ABF	1974 – 1975	airdept.	trying to reach shipmates, especially Ralph Gengo. Tom Burke
Villasenor, Alberto	RM3	1974 – 1975	Communications
Senner, Danny	RM3	1974 – Mar 1976	Communications
Johnson, Jerry D.	HT2	Jan 1974 – Jun 1978	R	Reported E-1 left HT2 Worked in R-Div 1st Then sent to Mn 1 with the BT's Spent 4 mo of the 75 Westpac in Mn 1 Got transfered to R-Div again to strike for HT I still tell stories about the day BTFN Melvin threw crows foot at me
Fernandez, Albert	E-4	Jan 4, 1974 – Sep 28, 1976	administration	The postal clerk who had a blast on this ship and half way aroundthe world
Burke, Tom	PN2	Feb 15, 1974 – Apr 1, 1978	X	Best tour of my military life. Wish I appreciated it more. 2 WESPAC's, Vietnam Evacuation, Olongapo/Subic City, Japan, Thailand, Singapore. Mojo, "Freebird", Rhinestone Cowboy
Haberman, Orrin	Ensign	Mar 1974 – Dec 1975	2nd, 3rd
Biggs, Walker	MM3	Apr 1974 – Sep 1974	A	My first ship. Only onboard a short time waiting for Nuke School. Learned a lot. During Midshipmen cruise learned to tear down and repair A/C unit in San Fran with all other POs gone due to family and medical reasons.
Irvine, Paul	MM2	May 1974 – Oct 1979		WOW, the Duluth is gone, time passes. I grew up, learned alot, some of it was good! Frank B are you out there? Joe Montano where are you? Bill Skar? After reading everything here I stand a little straighter. There are people I knew!
Scully, Raymond	SEAMAN	Jun 1974 – May 1976	BM	Miss those day's,west pac 1975 If I only knew then what I know now,lol.Any one who rembers me may contact me looking forward to it.All is well and enjoying life
Butler, Patrick	SMSN	Jun 4, 1974 – May 26, 1976	oc/os	To all USS Duluth crew members. the West Coast Reunion will be held in San Diego the Spring of 2017. For more details and hotel location call Patrick Butler, 605-659-1229. We have over 50 crew members onboard to attend.
Jordan, Kelly D.	AIRMAN APPRENTICE	Oct 1974 – Aug 24, 1976	AIR	It is painful to see this ship decomissioned, I visited her at pier 8 in 1998. Even then she showed the wear of time. My service on the Duluth was one of my best times in life, I didn't appreciate it then, I do now.
Ciafrei, Terry	BM3	Oct 10, 1974 – Sep 12, 1978	1ST 2ND	Looking back. Besides my wife and kids. This was the best time of my life. What an amazing opportunity to travel to other country's, learning about other cultures. It seemed like a lifetime of experiences in four years.
Thomas Parks Jr., Papabearparks	ABH3	Nov 1974 – Aug 1978	Air department	Sorry to hear the Dirty D was decommissioned she was a good ship had a lot of good times aboard. Sure hope they're going to commission another Duluth. It would make me proud.
Zeiler, Willie(z-man)	MM	Nov 1, 1974 – Nov 1, 1976		join the navy,see the world.one west pack and a lot of party
Turpin, Mike	MMFN	Nov 8, 1974 – Jan 28, 1976	M	I worked # 1 E.R. Got out in 85. Then woked Gov. 1st gulf war, then for the State.
Barrera, Victoriano	SM3	Nov 29, 1974 – Sep 28, 1978	Communication	I will never forget my first Navy experience, starting in Deck Dept. and making the choice of becoming designated Signalman, a choice well made. Total of 23 years, still have dreams about it.
Morgan, Bob	BMC/WO1	Dec 1974 – Aug 1975	ASDV
MacMillan, David	BT	1975 – 1977		Served in fireroom #2.
Watson, David	RM2	1975 – 1977	OC	Picked up the ship in Thailand. Enjoyed my time with the Radio Gang. Great crew. Ops had a great team.
Dominello, David	AE-3	1975 – 1978	Victor	I will never forget the good times I had on 2 Westpacs. What a good ship. I am sad to see it go. It was " Bold in Action " I hope you all have had good lives, and memories too.
Watson, David	RM2	1975 – 1977	OC	Great bunch in Comm - Tom Bennett, Don Barnett, Greg Bebeou(?), Johnny Davis, Joe Fossi, John Woydzak, Max Amrine. We worked hard and played hard.
Watson, David	RM2	1975 – 1977	OC
Branco, Carl	E-4	Jan 3, 1975 – Sep 24, 1978	#2 Fireroom	Wouldn't trade the time spent for "nearly" anything. My Son in now a Navy Air/Sea/Combat Rescue Swimmer and an E-5 with many decorations. 3rd generation Navy.
MacMillan, David	E-1	Jan 20, 1975 – Nov 13, 1977	B T
Garza, Bill	Lt (jg)	Feb 2, 1975 – Jun 1, 1978	Deck Department (2nd division)	I had a good time onboard the ship and made many friends. I hope everyone is doing well.
Lingbanan, Johnny	E-4/EM3	Apr 1975 – Aug 1979	E-Division	My first ship after Boot camp. I came on board at the middle of the ocean somewhere Philippines & Vietnam. I thought the ship was so big that it had an International Airport. It was not really a job. It was an adventure.
McTernan, Lawrence "doc McTee"	HM3	Apr 15, 1975 – May 10, 1975	Embaked with BLT 3/9	I was an FMF platoon corpsman with Mike 3/9, though I served myrad capacities before, during & after Freq Wind. Performed day and nighttime medivacs with ships' crew aboard LCVPs, went on chppers to embassy twice, pulled weather deck duty
Ott, Ed	HT	Jul 1975 – Jan 1978	Engineering
Blatt, Stephen	mm3	Jul 1975 – Mar 1978	m divison neg room 2	we had a lot of good times ,,,we drank a lot and we partyed,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,had our way with the ladys in PI and in the home port and in dry dock at the hichen post ....................................................
Fleming, Paul	MM3	Oct 1975 – May 1979	Engineering #2 Engineroom
Warning, Delbert	GMG 2	Oct 22, 1975 – Jan 17, 1980	3 rd	Would love to hear from any of the buddies I had In the four years I spent on her. She was a great ship and was saddened to hear of her decommisioning. I wished many a time I could have revisited her.
Miles, Kevin	HT2	Nov 9, 1975 – Sep 6, 1977
Crawford, Randy	E3	Dec 14, 1975 – Aug 21, 1977	1ST
Marshall, Glenn	EW3	1976 – 1979	OE	Looking for Steph Kong,Pat Curley? Made 2 West-Pacs in late 70's including Fiji,Australia and New Caldedonia. Anyone remember the Un-Rep collision with the Oiler Mispillion in S. China Sea,Cane off Korea,storm off Columbia River..Olongapo !!!!!!!
Espinosa, Doug	AN	1976 – 1979	AIR	I would not trade my naval service experience for anything in the world. I was somewhat saddened when I herad she'd been decommissioned.
Williams, Duane	YN3	1976 – 1979	X	Seasick Willie. My only tour on a ship. Legal yeoman and Operations Yeoman. Enjoyed the ship and most of the crew. Remember all the ports we visited and had a good time.
Henry, David	bm	1976 – 1980	2nd
Henrickson, Jeffrey	ABH3	1976 – 1978	air division	one of the best times for ayoung man . the friendship of my fellow sailors will never beforgotten. one of the greastest times of my life.
Loewe, Michael	ABH3	Jan 1976 – Sep 1979	Air Department / V Division	This was truely one of the greatest times in my life. Had some great buddies and some great times, like Dave Dominello, Ricky Bays, Gerry Bouley, Paul Peterson, Skip Wilpula, Mike Hamner & Charles Subramani. Are you still there. Good Luck.
Winters, Earl	E3- IC	Feb 1976 – Sep 1979	Enginering-Intercomunacations Electrican	I miss my friends. Aaron Gullett, James A Smith
Hamlin, G	E-3	Apr 6, 1976 – Oct 20, 1978	BT	Assigned to #1 Fireroom
Kamholtz, Gary	AD3	May 1976 – May 1978	AIR	After just leaving a carrier, the Duluth was a totally different experience. I was glad to get back to a flattop and the real Naval Aviation. To all you guys that helped LPD-6 win the coveted Gold E, full sails, calm sea
Putt, Barry	ETN3	May 30, 1976 – Jul 10, 1977	Operations
Scroggins, Pete	BTCS	Jun 1976 – Oct 1981	B	RAN THE AFTER MAIN SPACE. FIRST MAN ON DULUTH TO BECOME ESWS QUALIFIED.
Brooks, Andrew	SMSN	Jun 1976 – May 1979	OC-OS
Amrine, Max	RMCS	Jun 1976 – Sep 1979	OC	PARTICIPATING IN THE USS DULUTH CREWMEMBER ASSOCIATION
Mike Pearson, Gunz	GMGSN to GMG2	Jun 1, 1976 – Jul 11, 1979	3RD Dividsion	Great crew and many very good memories. What happened to Zahara and Germono?
Blackman, Carl	ew seaman	Jun 9, 1976 – Sep 19, 1977	cic team	Living in the Philippines now and having lots of fun
Vinas, Ricardo	MSC - MSCS	Jul 1976 – Nov 1978	Supply	The best ship I had been on. It was an honor to have served her. We had the best Supply Department in the fleet under LCDR Gallitz and the best COs under Capt Grimes and Matthews. Retired in 1992 after 30 years. Thanks for the memories!
Norcross, William	YN3	Sep 16, 1976 – Nov 5, 1979	Admin	Hope to see you all at the next reunion (August 2017)
Williams, James (Willie)	HTCS	Oct 1976 – Jul 1979	(R)	i retired frome this ship.we had a great crew loved it.
Garcia, Felipe	MM2	Oct 10, 1976 – May 30, 1980	ENG	Anyone out would like to hear from you.
Allen, Dave	ABH3	Nov 7, 1976 – Aug 12, 1980	Air/Victor	It was a great place to start. Chief Smalley, Lt. Finney....great mentors. The rest o' you guys, Brothers-in-arms.....all of us, just learnin' how to learn. To you Lifers, I'm proud o' You! From The Lone Star State!

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