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USS Cleveland (LPD 7) Crew List

The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Cleveland (LPD 7). 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 604 crew members registered for the USS Cleveland (LPD 7).

Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1966 | 1967 – 1969 | 1970 – 1972 | 1973 – 1975 | 1976 – 1978 | 1979 – 1981 | 1982 – 1983 | 1984 – 1987 | 1988 – 1991 | 1992 – 1994 | 1995 – 1999 | 2000 – 2003 | 2004 – now

Name	Rank/Rate	Period	Division	Remarks/Photo
Cherry, Stephen	CWO-2	1970 – 1972	Deck	Steamin' Cleve; Another Great Ship and Crew
Flannery, Pete	RM3	1970 – 1973	C1
Rosenbach (Rosey), William	ABH	1970 – 1971	airdale	Trying to get dates and ship records of where the Cleveland was while I was on her
Ebert, Robert	third class hospital corpsman	Jan 25, 1970 – Nov 2, 1970	us Navy	anyone on ship that knew me (doc)
Armstrong, James " Armie"	DC3	Feb 8, 1970 – Feb 23, 1973	R	Was there for many a Wespac and have great memories
Bentley, Galan	BT	Feb 15, 1970 – May 26, 1971	B- Division
Polloni, Mark	GMG2	Mar 10, 1970 – Nov 15, 1971	3rd Gunnery
Greenwell, Kenny	DC-2	Apr 1970 – May 1971	R
Rodriquez, Serafin (Serf)	PC3 SERAFIN RODRIQUEZ JR. (SERF)	Jun 1970 – Dec 1, 1971	X DIV.	CAMEABOARD IN PI 1970 FILLED IN AS POSTAL CLERK WHEN THE FORMER POSTAL CLERK GOT SHIPPED HOME BECAUSE WIFE HAD TWINS. I MOVED MY BELONGINGS FROM THE IWO JIMA LPH-2 WHICH WAS PARKED BEHIND THE CLEVELAND FINISHED WEST PAC.
Novak, John	MIDSHIPMAN	Jul 1970 – Aug 1970	Midshipman Cruise	I was one of the Midshipman on our summer cruise, probably one of those that was a pain in the butt for the regular crew. I enjoyed the trip to Danang and back to Pearl, thanks to you guys putting up with us.
Wilder, Roger	IC1	Jul 1, 1970 – Sep 4, 1971	E	It was a great ship.
Schaeffer, Hubert "Hubie"	MM 3 CLASS	Aug 1970 – May 15, 1971	ENGINEERING	AFTER SERVING AND DECOMMISSIONING THE USS TORTUGA "THE TURTLE '!!!--- THE "CLEVE" WAS A DREAM BOAT. I EXPERIENCED A LOT OF EXCITING TIMES, AND A LOT OF BOREDOM. ,GOOD FRIENDS AND I STILL HAVE SOME NIGHTMARES FROM "NAM"
Oldenettel, Stephen	Os2	Sep 1970 – Jul 1973	Oi
Oldenettel, Steve	OS2	Sep 1970 – Jul 1973	OI	Shell back initiation was a riot.
Flannery, Pete	RM2	Sep 1970 – Jun 1972	Radio	Enjoyed almost every minute of my time in her. Got seasick almost at the mention of getting underway. Need to find folks who remember the load out of Marines in Danang in April 71.
Kovath, Terry	RD3	Sep 1970 – Jan 1974	OI
Cavanaugh, Thomas	GMG3	Oct 1970 – Jun 1974	2nd and then to 3rd	My first ship. I was amazed that and thing that big could float. When in deck force, had a Senior Chief that taught me a lot about seamship. The first class GM taught me even more about the rate.
Hughes, Jerry	BT-3	Nov 1970 – Apr 1972	B Division	I was way too young to be in there. Would have made better use of my opportunities had I been more mature. I wouldn't trade it though. It made me strong for this world! Got to be a 3rd class for 5 weeks! OOPS!!
Cox, William	MM2	Dec 1970 – Oct 1974	engineering	Aft engine room
Gilpatrick, Bob	E4/QM3	1971 – Dec 1974	N	Remember steamin for P.I. From Hon La in the Gulf of Tonkin. Also at Endsweep and fishing with warm beer. Never got my ribbon for that one. Subic was the best time ever. Hail to the Quartermasters in N Division.
Taylor, Joe	BT 3	Jan 1971 – Sep 1974	Enginering	Enjoyed my time on board. My memories stay with me till this day. What a great opportunity to see the world.
Rairden, Steve	SN	May 14, 1971 – Jun 1973	First	Never worked any harder or longer hours in my life, but wouldn't trade them, or the memories for anything. I think I was the first seaman to become a Data Systems Tech. out of First Div.
McKillop, David	E3	Jun 14, 1971 – Jan 20, 1972		Ships Photographer, a strange habbit I still have today. Great experience and memorable crew. I remember rapid fire on the old 3" 50 guns, stopped my watch and I can't hear very good today. Loved it,,,,,
Phillips, Jim	MM3	Jul 1, 1971 – Aug 15, 1974	Engineering	Logroom Yeoman, Supply PO, Repair Locker Scene Leader, #2 Top Watch. Brother Steven
Sosnowski, David Aka Ski	EN3	Aug 16, 1971 – Aug 2, 1972	A
Perry, Richard	HT 2	Oct 1971 – Jun 9, 1972	r	after serving three years on lst's 1165 & 1167,in and out of viet nam i was glad to get back to the states. i did not enjoy my stay on the cleveland. i made some good friends in on the ship, but i can't say that much for the officers i had.
Klepper, Kenneth )Klep)	YN-3	Nov 7, 1971 – Nov 6, 1975	o-i div.	None
Deem, John A.	EN2	1972 – 1974	A
Compo, Thomas	ETN2	1972 – 1974	OE	CH-53 / JP-5 / March 1973 NOTICE!!!! Hey - anyone of you guys that was aboard the 'Cleve when we pulled the downed CH-53 out'a Haiphong - LISTEN UP! - Go to your nearest VA Med Cntr and GET YOUR KIDNEYs CHECKED! Chronic glomerulonephritis
Lavier, David / French	CS 2	Jan 1972 – Apr 1975	Supply S2	wow I just found this site today! I remember all of you guys. I really enjoyed cooking for you. I took over the bakery after CS2 Roberts got his fingers caught in the bread mixing machine.
Minniti, Joseph	sn	Jan 8, 1972 – May 10, 1974	deck division and gunners mate division	i was really focused when i joined the navy in 1972 and little by little lost focus. in spite of that i stayed proud threw it. i started off as a deck mate and then went to gunners mate division. i was the trigger man.
Hric, John	E-3	Jan 12, 1972 – Sep 3, 1972	1st
Bicknell, Thomas (Goose)	E3	Feb 1972 – Jun 1975	2nd Div
Ricke, Tim	RM3	Mar 22, 1972 – Mar 19, 1974	Communications	Have some great memories from my time on the Cleveland, lots of great friends that I would like to see again.
Reese, Clark	E3	May 1972 – Jan 1973	Boatswains Mate	Even though we were off the coast of North Vietnam, & being only 18, I still have great memories of the ports we visited. Hanging with Pat Wilkens & Frank DeRoos made it much easier.Becoming a "Shellback" was "FUN" too!
Phillips, Jim	MM3	May 9, 1972 – Aug 20, 1974	M
Roemmich, Lynn	mr3	May 30, 1972 – Sep 7, 1975	a and r div	on second wespac went tad to uss monticello lsd 35 for 7 months came back to cleveland was a machinery repairman hungout in machine shop and tool issue
Luedke, Rod	EN3	Jun 1972 – May 1974	A Gang	I ran the ship's evaps when the BT's and MM's had their hands full with the engine room. I loved serving on the Steamin Cleve. We had some good liberty and worked our tails off during Operation Endsweep in Haiphong Harbor. Hello to the A g
McGuire, Raymond	HM2	Jun 1972 – Jul 30, 1973	Medical
Loughridge, Mark	SM 3rd class	Jun 1972 – Feb 1976	7th Fleet
McGaugbey, Tim (Zip)	ETR2	Jun 1972 – Dec 1976	OE
Hollis, Gregory	Petty officer 2	Jun 1972 – Dec 3, 1973	Aviation files division	West pac cruise 72-73 great memories looking for a cruise book
Stephens, Jerry	ETN SN	Jun 1, 1972 – Apr 4, 1974	OE	Great experience aboard Cleveland. Searching for names of other OE division between 1972 - 1974.
Akins, Corky	HT2	Jun 16, 1972 – Mar 30, 1974	R	I enjoyed my time on the Cleve and was proud to be a part of our involvement in the Gulf of Tonkin.
Crisp, Mark	BSM	Jun 22, 1972 – Jun 1, 1974	1st	1st division was the best. Chief Scates was a great man and I learned a lot from him he was the best Chief the navy had as far as I'm concerned and the Cleveland was a great ship to be on. We had 7000 cobra missions during that time.
Adamski, Tom	SM3	Aug 20, 1972 – Jan 10, 1974	Comm	Blowing up junks, shooting up NV supplies.from Red Chinese ships, steaming towards NV to make landing wMarines b4 Paris treaty signed, survivng a typhoon and sweeping mines from Haiphong Harbor, always something to do.
Taylor, James-term	RM-3	Sep 20, 1972 – Sep 20, 1975	C-1 Communications	Hi Gang...I remember everyone...I have seen a few... Rosser Brothers... I work at A NUKE PLANT... I still Drive A TRANS AM....On number 7... Ret...M1A1 Tank Commander....26 years...
Wittich, Al Wittich	ENC	Nov 1972 – Nov 1974	A Gang	Hard working young crew..Haiphong Harbor cleanup at end of war under Capt. Kirksy was memorable. Will steam with the old crew again, anytime. Retired in Tacoma, WA Amvets Post-5
Smith, Mike	PO3	Nov 1, 1972 – Aug 28, 1974	E Division	Served aboard during the Vietnam War - anyone else out there?
Carleton, Ron	EMFN	Nov 30, 1972 – May 30, 1974	E
Taylor, Jeff (Jake)	MM/FN2	Dec 3, 1972 – Nov 19, 1974	Machnist mate Engine RM #2	Was a member of freak alley and had Yostmite Sam lookin out for us in #2. That was a great time loved every min but couldn't stand Chief Peite. Best wishes to all and R.I.P. Sam.
Ange, Robert	E-1	Dec 22, 1972 – Jan 31, 1973	H&S Company 1st Battalion 9th Marines 3rd Marine Division	I served with on the U.S. Cleveland in the Tonkin Gulf in 1973 when the Vietnam Cease-fire agreement was signed. My first liberty call in Subic Day was while serving aboard the Cleveland.

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