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USS South Carolina (CGN 37) Crew List
The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS South Carolina (CGN 37). 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 947 crew members registered for the USS South Carolina (CGN 37).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1973 | 1974 | 1975 | 1976 | 1977 | 1978 – 1979 | 1980 | 1981 | 1982 – 1983 | 1984 | 1985 | 1986 – 1987 | 1988 – 1989 | 1990 – 1991 | 1992 – 1993 | 1994 – 1995 | 1996 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Darmetko, Walter | ET1 | 1982 – 1985 | RC | |
| Evilsizer, Doug | IC1 | 1982 – 1984 | engineering | I served on board in the IC Shop with Karl Gross, Bob Ready,Tom Williams,Lucas Oliphant, I Found Bob Ready but would like to find the others. |
| Waggoner, John | OS1 | 1982 – | OI | I must of gotten too close to the reactors, I can't recall the dates I was on board her lol. |
| Madajewski, Mike "mad Dog" | EM2 | 1982 – 1985 | RE | Did Med Cruise '82, Carribean, & Willemshaven. Lot of memories with the Socar. Went to the Indy after that, then reserve duty - wound up in SpecWar, Special Boat Unit. Defected to the Army Nurse Corps in 2001. Retired as an O2-E. |
| Loftis, Rickie J | BM 3 | Jan 1982 – Sep 1984 | 1st | Enjoyed my tour on the Socar as a Screamin' Seaman! Club Med 82, North Alantic Nato 82, ship refit blues 83, Sea stomach trials 84. "They go down to the sea in ships"! |
| Byers, Bob | CTM2 | Jan 2, 1982 – Jan 15, 1985 | OT | First Ct's on Board, we had a blast, Best ship the Navy had, what a great tradition. I am now running a Company and I draw from my expierances on the SOCAR. Great freinds and what a ship |
| Karl, Gross | IC2/IC1 | Jan 3, 1982 – Nov 20, 1983 | E/Fwd IC | Not onboard for long, but had a great time |
| Schultze, Robert "Scott" | HT2 | Jan 3, 1982 – Jul 2, 1985 | REPAIR AND CHEM WARFARE | Really miss the SOCAR. Should have re-upped then, but the day I was taken off her flight deck off the coast of Lebanon, I regretted the choice since then. Re-married a navy gal. Life is great!!! Sorry to see Socar gone. Thanks ol' girl |
| Thomas, Tim | ET3 | Jan 3, 1982 – Mar 13, 1985 | CE | Reported to Ship from being an MT (POSEIDON NUCS) and became a HF COMM and NAVMACS SATCOM Tech responsible for most of the equipment in the radio room. Learned it all from the SOCAR and lost a LOT of sleep. |
| Bane, Ed | MM2 | Mar 1, 1982 – Apr 1, 1985 | M1 | SOME GREAT TIMES ANYONE KNOW THE WHEREABOUTS OF PAT MANION? WHAT A GUY |
| Blotzer, Andrew | MM1 | Apr 1982 – Feb 1985 | M-1 | My first ship like alot of others I miss some of the times and feel they should not have done away with nuke cruisers. I'm currently a construction mechanic first class with the SeaBees in the Navy Reserves about to retire |
| Keasler, Larry | OS2 | Apr 1, 1982 – Aug 31, 1986 | OI | Still have the battle scars from Piomelli wedding in NJ. Thanks again Booger! |
| Brinkman, Mark | QM3-QM1 | May 1982 – May 1986 | NX | Medically retired in 87; Licensed Land Surveyor in South Carolina; currently work as a Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner. I remember the celestial navigation times - great fun - and falling down the Rock Of Gibraltar - ouch. |
| Stolpa, Kurt (Stubby) | EM1 SW | May 1982 – Jul 19, 1986 | Reactor Electrical | We spent a lot of time out at sea. It is an experience that I will never forget. It has served me well in the civilian life. Does anybody remember what WSOC stood for? We Sc*ew Our Crew! |
| Stolpa, Kurt "Stubby" | EM1 | May 28, 1982 – Jul 11, 1986 | Reactor Electrical | All you guys love this ship way too much! We were always out at sea so long that my dick grew a toenail! Funny how you remember all the good times and all those damn dreary hours fade into the background. Support our troops! |
| Doggett, Dan | MM1 | Jun 1982 – Dec 1984 | RL | ELT - SOCAR are times never forgotten. Caught the end of the Med, went to the North Atlantic followed by the yards. Then, south to Gitmo and various stops in the Virgin Islands. |
| Dickerson, Ivan (G.q.) | 3 | Jun 1982 – Oct 24, 1983 | Communication | Wow. It's been 28 years since I have looked up any info about my ship or crew. Glad to see the guys here and i can go down memory lane. Sorry to hear about my 1st class DB. He passed on my birthday 2006. I was a renegade |
| Ryan, Jim | E3 | Jun 12, 1982 – Aug 16, 1986 | OI | Good times |
| Hoskins, Mark / Bones | HT3 | Jun 29, 1982 – Jun 29, 1985 | R Division | I'm still shooting the shit! |
| Brite, Alven | MM1 | Jul 1982 – Apr 1983 | L | Leading ELT during North Atlantic and Caribbean cruises in 1982. |
| Brite, Alven | MM1 | Jul 1982 – Apr 1983 | RL Div | Leading ELT July 82 - April 83. |
Adkins, Carl  | EM1 | Aug 1982 – Jul 1985 | RE01 | Stolpa! Im starting to remember names I had almost forgotten... Best friend TimMcGowan..Jose Nunez,, Johnny Hearn. Harrison, Zwang, George, Leach, Chatfield, Bike the Bagger, Poof, C-Curt, Alter..etc |
| Armitage, Scott | CTO 3 | Aug 1982 – Mar 1986 | OT | |
| Brierton, Michael | OS1 | Sep 1, 1982 – Jan 1, 1987 | OI | |
| Nace, George | MM1 | Sep 1, 1982 – Jun 18, 1986 | RL | Some of the best times of my life happened with you guys on the SOCAR. I hope you're all doing well. |
| Beaulieu, Dan | BMSA | Sep 16, 1982 – Jun 16, 1983 | 1st | My first ship what fun! The only good thing i can remember is my first son was born when we were off the coast of Granada. |
| Wosky, Alan | MM1 | Nov 1982 – Apr 1985 | M | |
| MacDonald, Kirk | MM2-MM1(SW) | Nov 1982 – Aug 1984 | M-1 | Second Tour December 87 - March 90 in M-2 division Third Tour August 94 - October 97 M Division Total of 7 years and 4 months |
| White, Robert | NCC(SW) | Nov 12, 1982 – Nov 16, 1985 | ADMIN | Great times on the SOCAR. Retired as CWO4 in FEB 2003. Shout out to CTCM Bennie Henderson! |
| Horner, Mark (Toad) | OS3 | Nov 15, 1982 – Mar 7, 1985 | OI | Of All my duty stations this one is the most memorable. |
| Shawler, Jim | EN | Dec 1982 – Jul 1986 | A GANG | 69 days off the coast of Beiruit was a pisser, but remeber the 2-pallets of Miller Beer we vert-repped in for the steel beach picnic!!! |
| Yost, Frank (Seahawk) | PNSN - PN3 (Retired CTO1(SW) | Dec 1982 – May 1985 | X Division | Served on many ships but the Mighty SOCAR was my first. Skipper was Kenneth Sydow and spliced the main brace twice. Worked with a great bunch of guys and learned a lot. Fair winds and following seas mates. |
| McIntyre, Jim | FC1 | 1983 – 1987 | Served in the Combat Systems Department | |
| Young, Steve | FC2 TO FC1 | 1983 – 1985 | Fox | Definitely more work than play when I was on her. From the shipyards of Portsmouth to the work-ups to the Med. I split toured so it was a fast two years. |
| Hoadley, Dan | QM3 | 1983 – 1987 | NAV | |
| Newcomb, Wade/sparky/nuke | GMT-E5 | 1983 – Mar 18, 1986 | ca | was the best time of my life,as i think back miss the guys stan/john R,premo,scott munger,L marrit |
| Cary, Pat | HT3 | 1983 – 1984 | R | Ship was at Portsmith Naval Shipyard |
| Nunez, Jose (Tony) | EM2 | 1983 – 1988 | RE | |
| Fishbein, Jeff | EM3 | Jan 1983 – Aug 1986 | E and R | The past always looks better as you steam away, but now that I'm older, I remember what fun it was. |
| Ford, Jeffery | OSSA-OS3 | Jan 1983 – Oct 1985 | OI | I couldn't wait to leave and now I wish I could go back. Good times. Long live Seal Team R. |
| Wilkerson, James(Wilkie) | FTC | Jan 1983 – Jan 1986 | Fox | Loved it so much I came back for a second tour |
| Kain, Stuart | HT 3 | Jan 1, 1983 – May 1, 1986 | ||
| Bartoszek, Mike | MM2 | Jan 4, 1983 – Oct 21, 1986 | M and T | 69 days straight at sea in the Med. Got hammered on the 2 beers they gave us. An excellent on the ORSE after an ORSE failure to start the cruise. Some great times and some bad times. |
| Cooke, Billy C | MS2 | Jan 10, 1983 – Nov 11, 1985 | S-2 | I was cook for the Chief's Mess back in `84-`85 and I remember hearing them constantly say "It doesn't get any better than this!" How RIGHT they were! LEGENDS ALL Stormin' Norman, Stiles,HOY!, Swamp & Stanton, Ortiz, Sheds, Do |
| Whitted, Charles | RM3 | Feb 15, 1983 – Oct 23, 1985 | deck/OC | Keep it real and may God continue to Bless you all Keep in touch. Peace. |
| Brooks, Lawrence | YN3/e4 | Feb 19, 1983 – Oct 29, 1989 | Admin | Looking for some of my best pals, Larry Lane, Glen Cooper GM2, Stuart Kain, and more like LT Senn, and will duddin |
| McIntyre, Jim | FC1 | Mar 1983 – Dec 1986 | FOX | Great ship, Great friends. served in the aft MK74 Radar room. |
| Polansky, Chuck | ET2 | Mar 1, 1983 – Sep 18, 1987 | CE | Changed my name back to my birth name Pergrossi. Have many fond memories of all my friends on board that ship. We were a great ET topside group. |
| Cosma, Tim | ETCS (SW) RET | Mar 2, 1983 – Nov 2, 1987 | CE | HI all. Fond memories, just paged through the cruisebook from Med 87. I retired in 1995, started to school, Kent State University and the University of Michigan. Now a geologist. tim_c563@yahoo.com |
| Enriquez, Mike | FTM3 | Mar 7, 1983 – Mar 7, 1985 | FOX | Defending the Battle Group. Anti-Aircraft Warfare. If it flies, it Dies! |
| Ogletree, Jeff (Tree) | MM1 | Apr 1983 – Nov 1987 | M-1 | I looked through and saw many names that I remember from my days on board, the names brought back memories. I remember the good days most. Retired in '01. Live in WA state now. Would love to hear from any one that wishes. |
| Hartmann, Bob | FC1(SW) | Apr 1, 1983 – Jul 1, 1988 | CS | I worked on the MK 86 Gun Fire Control and Harpoon Missile Systems. Hope to hear from some of you. |
| Markham, David | OSSN | Apr 13, 1983 – Aug 20, 1986 | OI | GREAT TIME WITH GREAT PEOPLE. OSCM MASON OS1 NICHOLS, OS1 BRIERTON, OSSN DOTSON, OSSN FORD, |
| Chase, Marvin L. | ET2 | May 1983 – May 1986 | RC | |
| Murphy, Vance | MM-1 | May 1983 – May 1985 | Bad mustache and camoflage hat, no polish on the boots and green coverall,-uniform of the day Socar still sucks | |
| Schwalich, Randy | EM1 | May 1, 1983 – May 20, 1985 | RE | I came over in a duty swap with Jerry Curry. The SoCar was in for overhaul. Eventually, I was RE LPO. I made many friends on SoCar and hope to hear from them. I'm in Michigan, in a very happy second marriage, long career, and doing well. |
| Clark, Michael | RM1 | May 10, 1983 – Sep 6, 1983 | OC | I left the ship after taking a swap to the USS California (CGN-36) because it was going to the west coast and I wanted to take another WestPac cruise before I retired. |
| Elwertowski, Paul "Stretch" | HM2 | Jun 1983 – Aug 1986 | H | Looking for all the folks I hung with |
| Holman, Scott | LT | Jun 1983 – Jun 1986 | R | |
| Holman, Scott | LT | Jul 1983 – Jun 1986 | R | |
| Mangan, Peter | RM2 | Jul 1, 1983 – Nov 1, 1986 | COM | Great memories and friends |
| Palmer, Lawrence (Larry) | FC1(SW) | Jul 20, 1983 – Aug 1, 1987 | Fox | First Phalanx Weapon System Tech to report on board. Gaylor, Watts, Haney, Nicholls, Gilman, Mancini were in my work center. FCCS(SW) Martin (Kilo Mike) was the LCPO...great guy! |
| Nagel, Stu | PN3 | Sep 1, 1983 – Aug 1, 1986 | X | My very first ship, have some great memories from there. I am trying to locate one of my co-workers, PN3 Bill Geibel. He is from Maryland and I am trying to find him and send him some photos that I found recently. |
| Nagel, Stu | PNC(SW) RETIRED | Sep 10, 1983 – Nov 1, 1985 | X | Worked in Personnel Office with PN3 Bill Geibel, PN3 Frank Yost, PN2 Mitch Earles, PNCS Jim Gasch. The Best Ship I ever served on, was a great learning experience and a crew that were 2nd to none. |
| Bosch, Pete | EM2-EM1 | Sep 15, 1983 – Dec 10, 1987 | RE / RT | Some great times, some not-so. Thanks for France, Germany, Turkey, Israel, Egypt, Caribbean in particular. Lots of stories to tell, people & times to remember - that's key. I hope I served well. I'd love to hear from anyone I worked with. |
| Castillo, John Bm2 Belay My Last | BM2 | Oct 1983 – Jan 1987 | deck | inches into darkness, miles yet to go. where's my damn knot board |
| Werntz, Russell (Rusty) | FTG2(SW) | Oct 1983 – Dec 1989 | CF (FOX) | 1st Ship - Remember Wilkie, and the Guys down in Fox Berthing. |
| Smith, Philip | CTM2 (SW) | Oct 15, 1983 – Apr 16, 1988 | OT | I have many great memories from the time I spent on the SOCAR; Steel Beach Picnics, Med, North Atlantic, Casino Night, SAR and at least a few hangovers! I worked with a great group of CTs and often wonder which direction life took them. |
| Williams, Stephen/willy | MM1/SW | Nov 11, 1983 – Jan 12, 1988 | RM02 | Good Times on the SOCAR. Went back in to the Military as a Sergeant in the Illinois Army National Guard, 1/131 Aiir Assault Infantry Unit out of Pontiac Illinois.Now been at Exelon for 25+ years! Operations Trng. Inst. |
| Thurber, Ronald | FCCS(SW) RET | Dec 1983 – Jan 1988 | CF | Best Crew and Ship I ever Served On. |
| Palma, Roberto | SHSN | Dec 29, 1983 – Sep 29, 1984 | S3 | Retired 2005 Currently residing in New York and Subic |
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