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USS England (CG 22) Crew List
The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS England (CG 22). 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 352 crew members registered for the USS England (CG 22).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1967 | 1968 – 1974 | 1975 – 1978 | 1979 – 1982 | 1983 – 1986 | 1987 – 1988 | 1989 – 1991 | 1992 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vied, Dennis | Lieutenant junior grade | 1962 – 1964 | Missile | I wrote and signed the first log entry. |
| Coski, Joseph (Ski) | GMM2 | 1963 – 1965 | Worked On Forward Launcher, Hung out with Big Jim Waters GMM! | |
| Lund, Larry | Seaman | 1963 – 1965 | Weapons Deck | I was one of the original plank owners. I enjoyed my duty and fellow shipmates. I made the first West Pac/South Pacific tour of the Gulf of Tonkin (6-7 months served in that location). |
| Williams, Willie (Bob) | MM3 | Jan 17, 1963 – Nov 17, 1966 | Engineering Machinest Mate | Was a great ship, enjoyed commisioning the ship. Had alot of great times with some great guys. Did not enjoy standing a 4 & 4 and working inbetween. |
| Allen, Tom | Rd1 | Apr 11, 1963 – Apr 13, 1970 | operations | Living in Weed Ca |
| Howard, James. (Jim) | Ftm3 | Jun 1963 – Jun 1966 | Fire control (fox division) | I was on the precommissioning crew and a member of the commissioning crew. We did two cruises to Vietnam and were on sar 1 off the coast between red China and Vietnam. We rescued several downed pilots. I got out in 1966 |
| True, Dave | MM2 | Aug 15, 1963 – Jan 27, 1967 | M and R, A gang | plank owner |
| Keely, Thomas | MT2, FTM2 | Oct 3, 1963 – May 25, 1964 | WHISKEY, FOX | Nucleus Crew until December 7th, 1963 |
| White, Nicholas | ETR3 | Nov 1963 – Aug 1965 | Electronics Technician | |
| McCabe, Robert (Tuna) | QM3 | Nov 1963 – Nov 1965 | NAVIGATION | |
| Briggs, Rodney | mm/fn | Nov 7, 1963 – Aug 1966 | M division | |
| Clarke, Gary | SN | Nov 17, 1963 – Oct 23, 1967 | WD | Great ship. I was sad to see her go to the bone yard. PS thats DLG 22 PSS I'm stell on the water but now days i'm under |
| Black, Garey | stg3 | Dec 7, 1963 – Sep 1965 | Sonar/Weapons | Member of commisioning crew. Viet Nam 1964-65, was a policed action then, so we were told! |
| Cazabat, Norbert | EM2 | Jun 1964 – Jul 1987 | E | Served aboard England when she was still a DLG. Great ship. |
| Ray, Alexander | MM3 | Sep 21, 1964 – Sep 29, 1967 | M | I enjoyed time spent aboard the ship I met some great guys |
| Davidson, John Stephen | EM-2 | Nov 1964 – Sep 1967 | E | Electrician on board when she was a DLG. Great times and ship |
| Cazabat, Norbert ("Caz") | EM2 | Nov 1964 – Jul 1967 | E | I served on the England while she was still a DLG. Great ship and a greatbunch of guys in the E Division. |
| McGrady, H.c. (Coolocks) | Mm2 | Nov 1964 – Dec 21, 1968 | M div | Bought1st motorcycle1966@navy exchange yokosuka Japan.they let us tie them down on weather deck for trip back2long Beach.there was maby8,10 of us50yrs later iam still riding(#9)I sweated in aft engine room,4westpac tours |
| Lehtola, Craig | FN E-3 | Dec 14, 1964 – Jun 27, 1968 | FN | I will always remember the USS ENGLAND DLG 22 AND all the people I met on this ship. |
| Gamble, Robert (Bob) | FTM-2 | 1965 – 1968 | WM | Lucas G Smith and Chuck Davis where are you now? |
| Schnoor, Glen | STG-3 | 1965 – 1967 | Sonar | My memories linger from those days and picking downed pilots of the water. Once we left the bay enroute to R&R.The ship that relieved us ran over a petrified log and busted their sonar dome, so, no r&R for us. |
| Hanson, Tom | STG2 | 1965 – 1968 | Sonar | I served three tours and when I left abruptly, The "short timers belt" was retired. All hail the mighty England radio station put together by Steve Burt and I'll always remember the UCH. I'd like to hear from you all. |
| Joseph, Heller | ETR3 | Jan 2, 1965 – Oct 10, 1966 | OE | Made 1st two West-Pac cruises. What a great time for the ship and crew. Only ship I was ever on but I can't imagine a better one. |
Paugh, Gary  | RD2 | Mar 1965 – Nov 1969 | OI | A super ship and a great bunch of guys. I am still communicating with 3 of the sailors of that era. We saw a lot of ports and had some great liberties. |
| Lucas, Thomas | GMM2 | Apr 1965 – Feb 1969 | WM | Assigned to the forward missle house (MK 10 Terrier system) |
| Kelley, Mike | STG-3 | Jun 1965 – Aug 1967 | ASW | |
| Kennard, Richard | Cadet (US Naval Sea Cadet Corps) | Jun 15, 1965 – Jun 22, 1965 | None | As a cadet in the US Naval Sea Cadet Corps, I had the opportunity to live for one week on board the USS England while it was berthed at Terminal Island. I enjoyed that week immensely. |
| McEnnerney, Patrick | mm3 | Aug 29, 1965 – Jun 1968 | engine room | |
| McCluskey, Byron | ETN-2 | Nov 1965 – Jun 21, 1968 | OE | |
| Anderson, Andy | DC2 | 1966 – Feb 10, 1970 | Repair | I didn't realize it at the time, but my years aboard her were some of the best of my life......Subic, Sasebo, Tonkin Gulf, SAR, Pearl, Taewan..... |
| Sickels, Ronald | SN | 1966 – 1967 | EN | I am looking for any information about Ronald F Sickels. I am his son and I would like to hear any stories about his time served on the ship. |
| White, William E (Bill) | sn | Jan 9, 1966 – Aug 21, 1966 | wd | I was only 18 while on board but turned into a man in that short time. I am proud to have served aboard the England and would love to hear from shipmates. |
| Dudley, Larry | sm3 | Mar 1966 – Jan 1968 | operations | |
| Fulmer, William | ETN2 | Apr 1966 – May 1969 | She was a DLG when I was on board. We worked hard, but many of us also played hard. I rember ziggy, marek sawall and many others. Largest memory was the galey fire in port the night before my wedding | |
| Neistadt, Scott | STG3 | Sep 1966 – Jul 1969 | WA | I'm trying to find Doc "Toby" Torbett, Corpsman. please contact me if you know his whereabouts. |
| Graham, Wiley | MM2 | Oct 20, 1966 – Oct 10, 1969 | MM/A-Gang | Made three cruises to Viet Nam with stops in Hong Kong, Japan, PI, and Taiwan. I still have a couple of cruise books from those days. |
| Yancy, John | BT3 | Dec 16, 1966 – Mar 27, 1970 | B | Was DLG 22 when I was aboard, made two Wes Pacs, and was on the crew that took England to Bath, Maine for overhaul. Got out upon arrival. Lots of memories. Looking for others that was in B division. |
| Bartley, Boyd | QM3 | 1967 – 1969 | Quartermaster | I was a SN on the deck force when i was transfered and became a Quartermaster after I became a QM3 |
| Zweigenbaum, David (Ziggy) | ETR3 | Jan 1967 – Oct 13, 1969 | OE | Made 3 Westpac cruises, met some great men from all divisions.Memories, places, and events that I will never forget. Like Fullmer who I will quote "Life is like a roller coaster with square corners".And Steve Burt, my best friend. |
| Burt, Steven | ETR-2 | May 1967 – Apr 1970 | OE | I worked on equipment in CIC like radar repeaters, E-Nav, test equipment, etc. Steve Spears and I put the radio staton KDLG on the air and did radio shows. Made 3 Westpac tours from '67 to '69. |
| Spears, Steve | FTG2 | Oct 1, 1967 – Mar 1, 1969 | Weapons | I was the lead FT responsible for the 3in gun firecontrol systems. I transferred to the Essex class carrier USS Kearsarge (CVS-33) in 1969. |
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