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USS Seattle (AOE 3) Crew List

The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Seattle (AOE 3). 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 1375 crew members registered for the USS Seattle (AOE 3).

Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1968 | 1969 | 1970 | 1971 – 1972 | 1973 – 1974 | 1975 | 1976 – 1977 | 1978 – 1979 | 1980 – 1981 | 1982 – 1983 | 1984 – 1985 | 1986 | 1987 – 1988 | 1989 – 1990 | 1991 – 1992 | 1993 | 1994 | 1995 – 1996 | 1997 – 1998 | 1999 – 2000 | 2001 | 2002 – 2003 | 2004 – now

Name	Rank/Rate	Period	Division	Remarks/Photo
Perretta, John	OS3	1973 – 1975	operations
Bell, Thomas / Tbell	E3	1973 – 1975	Deck
Steele, Timothy	MM2	1973 – May 1974	M	Worked in both forward and aft engine rooms. Would love to hear from others who served in the "M" Division during the time I served.
Rines, Bob	FN	1973 – 1975	E	Oh boy the times we had. Oneail ,Shakey ,Wilson,Davidson I wonder where most of you are now.
Johnson, Douglas	IC3	1973 – 1978		I learned how to be a part of a team and a community. Those days of pot smokin b4 UDS, beer drinkin, hell raisin, country music listenin, R&B, Rock & Roll days - YEAH!!!!!
Tumlison, Alfred Clifford	E-3	1973 – 1975	Deck
Bullis, Herb	HT2	1973 – 1975	R-Div	Looking for anyone from R-Div or that will admit they knew me! Mike Remaker, Wally Struble, Patrick Steinbacher, Rodney Love anyone!
Steinbacher, Patrick	HT 3	Jan 1973 – Oct 29, 1975	R	It was a good tour . Met alot of good people .R Div was one of the best . Looking for Rick Norwood ( norg ) Robert Reynolds . Say a prayer for the kids aerving now.
Patterson, Al	RM2	Jan 1973 – Nov 1974	OC	Great tour of duty with a great bunch of sailors.
Zullo, Paul	SA	Jan 1, 1973 – Feb 1, 1974	AOE-3	I still think of the great people and ports visted. I wish I could do it all over again.I was very young at the time I walked onto the decks of the Seattle. The people and experience will be in my heart forever. Wish I could go back just for a day.RM
Heydorn, Gary --red	MM3	Jan 22, 1973 – Oct 24, 1975	a	Oil king
Kempinski, Allan / Ski / Polack	FN3	Feb 1973 – Aug 1974		My first ship , the best, the crew was great. The med cruises were a heck of a time and the time we stopped over in Florida and Puerto Rico,Well u guys remember
Clark, John	BTFN	Feb 1973 – Jun 1974	B	Good Ship, Great Guys. Castallano, Ruterford, and Donaldson . Good Friends. Eley will always be remembered.
Roth, Patrick/pat	PN2	Feb 28, 1973 – Aug 6, 1976	X	Remembering the busy times and good friends from the SEATTLE. I have kept in touch with Primrose, Jennings, Meiers, Last, Patterson, Carr. Would like to hear from Harry Wright, Mojo Moseley, Dana Martin, McBain.
Chandler, Doc	OS2	Mar 1973 – Aug 1976	OI	email me
Houston, Richard	E4/HT	Mar 10, 1973 – Dec 1, 1974	R	Wishing all my friends from R Division well. Larry Smith and I had breakfast this Sunday morning and we talked about all of our friends we would like to hear from. I still live close to Birmingham guys.
Chandler, Donald	OS2	Apr 1, 1973 – Aug 26, 1976	OI	looking for shipmates
Shilander, John	qm3	Apr 1, 1973 – May 1, 1975	navigation
Walden, Donald	GMM2	Apr 11, 1973 – Jun 16, 1975	Weapons
Breeding, Rick	MM-3	Apr 25, 1973 – Oct 12, 1976	AGang
Parmley, Norman	ET3	May 1973 – Mar 1975	OE	Great ship, even greater shipmates would like to hear from them.
Patty, Rich	BT-3	May 10, 1973 – Dec 10, 1976	B-DIV.	looking for old friends,RWPAOE343053
Hannon, Herbert	BT 2	May 12, 1973 – Dec 12, 1976	B	Looking for any B or M div. snipes from 70 s.
Neuhard, Dale	SK2	Jun 1973 – Nov 30, 1976	S-1
Mikieta, Walter "Pete"	MM3	Jun 1973 – May 26, 1975	Engineering	I boarded the Seattle at Rota, Spain as an E-2 and left the ship as an E-4 when she was homeported in Norfolk. I worked in by forward and aft engine rooms and I also did my stint as the Chief's mess-cook. I would like to hear from my shipmates.
Clegg, Dave Aka Dc	EM2	Jun 1973 – Oct 1976	E	The Seattle was a good place to grow up. I have many good memories. I liked my job as an electrician, I liked being out on deck and watching the sunsets, and I liked the good friends I had.
Hawthorne, Alan (Zerro)	ETR3	Jun 1973 – Aug 1974	OE
Crick, Roy	IC3	Aug 1973 – Jun 30, 1975	E
Baughman, Fred	EW3 to EW2	Aug 1973 – Oct 1975	OI	Served in OI div as first EW assigned to Seattle. Had a good time when I remember that I was drunk most of the time. One med cruise.
Chinigo, Mike	RM3	Aug 3, 1973 – Jul 10, 1975	Operations	Had a great time on the Seattle traveling to the Med and Crib. Met a great bunch of guys.
Pitts, Ron	MM2	Aug 20, 1973 – Aug 20, 1977	M	Was in after engineroom
Fulkerson, Mike	IC3	Sep 1973 – Mar 1978	E	I just found this site. All the memories come flooding back. I wouldn't trade my time aboard for anything. So many great crew mates, all the good times and the bad. My how we all grew up and so fast.
Dickerhoof, Chester/Chet/Snatch	RM3	Sep 4, 1973 – Jun 30, 1977	OC	Started out as a BT but then changed to RM. If you want to join the new USS SEATTLE Yahoo Group then copy the following to your browser. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aoe3ussseattle/
Miller, Bill		Sep 26, 1973 – Jan 9, 1974	B	I was on seven ships. This was the biggest peice of crap the navy ever had. Damm good to hear IT was scrapped
Brown, Lary	MM1	Oct 1973 – Sep 6, 1978	M	Worked in both engine rooms, probably every job in the book. It is possible my time on SEATTLE was the longest of any crew member. (Some days it felt like it!) Life-changing experience.
Struble, Wally	HT3	Nov 1, 1973 – May 1, 1975	R-DIV	Hi R-DIV guys hope everyone is doing well!
Self, Gordon "Buzzy"	MM2	Dec 1973 – Jun 21, 1977	"A" ac&r shop
Norwood, Rick	MR3	Dec 1973 – Nov 1975	Started in A-Gang, moved to "R"	Lots of Memories. Would love to hear from Marty Howard, Robin "Chooch" Held, Walt Struble. Both MR1 Rich Burgdorf and MR3 Bob Reynolds have passed. Feel free to Contact me rcnorwood@aol.com WHAT WAS SHAKEY'S REAL NAME?
Stewart, Larry D. Aka:doc	SN	Dec 1973 – Apr 4, 1975	Medical	I was corpsman who held sick-call everyday, keeping all you guys fit for duty. If any of you remember me i would consider it an honor to hear from you. I was the first African American to serve on yhe USS Seattle as a corpsman.(history)
Hoerle, David	MM3 NO MMFM NO MM3	Jan 1974 – May 1976	M	Wish I knew then what I knownow...
Longee, Richard	BT3	Jan 6, 1974 – Jun 12, 1976	B division	looking for the forward fire room snipes ... Rich Patty , gene mayer , aft fire room snipes ... Herb Hannon , Ricky T. les Stinson ... we should all own a bar or at least gentleman's club by now !!! LOL
Freeman, Lloyd	MM2	Feb 1974 – Sep 1977	A gang/Fuel control	As I look back now the Navy was and will always be a treasured memory in my mind. The friends and the life experiances aboard the USS Seattle will never fade .
Pitts, Ron "Zazoo"	MM2	Feb 3, 1974 – Aug 20, 1977	M	Started as a Boot Messenger - worked up to LPO aft engine room. Best people I ever knew steamed that ship.
Jones, Rodney	MM2	Feb 8, 1974 – May 2, 1977	A	Ran Fuel Control
Maas, Charlie	MM3	May 1974 – Sep 1977	A Gang A/c refrigeration Shop	Great ship , Great people, Great time. Med cruises ,Gitmo.....
Hoke, Michael	GMG2	Aug 20, 1974 – Mar 14, 1978		Weapons Divison we where ammo movers
Henry, Sam	MM3	Sep 1974 – Jun 16, 1978	M Forward and Aft Enginerooms	Just toured her on 12/17/04 she still looks pretty good. And sounds like she can cruise at 28 knots with ease. Also just attended the Decom. And met up with about a dozen old shipmates. What a good time that was. All that were there had a GREAT time.
Gawronski, Harry	DP2	Sep 1974 – Oct 1977	S1	Looking back, these were the best years of my life - didn't know it at the time. Would like to hear from anyone from 74-77.
Adams, Alan	E3	Sep 1974 – Mar 1977		Just found this page and thought I'd leave a message for all the guys that I worked with on the ship.I had a great time and thanks for all the memories.If you would like to call please fill free 765-208-1565 it would be great to talk.
Welch, Richard	GMM3	Oct 2, 1974 – Jun 16, 1977	Weapons Div	On board ship in weapons div
Mayer, Gene	BT3	Nov 1974 – Jun 16, 1978	B	Some of the worst and the best days of my life happened while serving aboard the Seattle.It is sad to hear of her demise.(30 knots and no smoke)
Giraldi, Mark	ETN2	Nov 10, 1974 – Jan 15, 1975	OE	Served as Leading ET during ORIs in the Carribean and Gitmo. Many good times and lousy times, especially during refit in Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Left the Navy in '75 and worked in medical electronics and associated management position
Harbolt, Mark W.	MM3,MM2,MM1	Nov 19, 1974 – Aug 19, 1979	M	It's 3/19/2005 Just returned from the decomm. What a through-back! Sam, Zaz, Herbie, Woody, Joe, Bob, Mikey D., Lary, Master Chief J. Thomas. It was GREAT! Missed all the others... Fred, Lance, Steve J., Arty, John K. & Wild Bill.
Harbolt, Mark W.	E-6/MM1	Dec 1974 – Aug 1979	M- EMO2, M&B Supply Petty Officer	Made it to the De-Comm. Met many a good men. Some shipmates, some plankowners and some recent sailors. Til the end she provided a great experience. To those who made it the cornerstone of my youth, my life... Thank you! 707-372-1741
Terry, Wilber (Kc)	E2	Dec 1974 – Oct 21, 1976	Machinist repairman
Spires, Donald	MS3	Dec 1974 – Jul 1977	Supply	Retired 2001 CWO4, SC, USN
Swonger, Greg/ Swally Dog	EMFN	Dec 13, 1974 – Oct 1977	E

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