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USS George C. Marshall (SSBN 654) Crew List

The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS George C. Marshall (SSBN 654). 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 431 crew members registered for the USS George C. Marshall (SSBN 654).

Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1966 | 1967 – 1969 | 1970 – 1972 | 1973 – 1975 | 1976 – 1978 | 1979 – 1980 | 1981 – 1984 | 1985 – 1987 | 1988 – 1989 | 1990 – now

NameRank/RatePeriodDivisionRemarks/Photo
Deegan, ClarenceSTS 2(SS)Jan 4, 1976 – Dec 10, 1978SonarWould like to hear from any one who i served with J D Brown, MD Brown, Paul Genco, Paul Fischer
Landtiser, MikeMT2/SSJan 10, 1976 – Jul 1980Missle
Early, Jim profile iconSTS3 (SS)Feb 1976 – May 1977SonarHad a very interesting time-qualifying, doing clean-up ship, standing topside watch. I am still looking for Mike (Mad Dog) Brown. Would love to hear from him. 615-512-9023
Vallieres, EdwardSTS3Feb 4, 1976 – Mar 17, 1980sonarhello to bruce dowd bobby mossing rick kline ski david bellaire jimmy comfort and all the other guys
Coon, BrianETCMar 1976 – Oct 1983Reactor ControlsWild Bill McGonegal LPO - Townsend division members Rude/Stout/Casella/Holz/Schumann/Donnelly/Morey Friends - Berkebile/Cantrell/Kronauge/Howe Summer picnic at Hammondassett - lobsters
Dowd, Bruce (Hump) Blue CrewTM4 (SS)Apr 1976 – Aug 1980WepsNothing but great times on that boat. 7 great patrols. Started out in Rota and finished out in Holy Loch. The picture below was taking in crews lounge April '77 in the Med. What a bunch of fucking Non-Quals we were. Even Mr. Hodges.
Reece, Guy profile iconMM1/SSApr 1976 – Nov 17, 1980M Div/ELTThe GCM command held many positive experiences for me. Self-Discipline, friends and teamwork to name a few. It was the job I liked the most; it was the family separation that wasn't so good. Come to the Reunion in Aug.
Farnham, JamesMay 1976 – May 1979Great boat. Retired from Marshall.
Krohn, FredET1May 1976 – Jun 1981RCGreat education underway in engineering. Much better than being drafted in Army... I still remember fixing the Sundstrand, ship's word processor, and source range detector wires.
Mick, RobertMS2Jun 1976 – Aug 1979Supply / MSLots of great people... crew and officers. frequently recall the experiences I had.
Lesser, SteveET2(SS)Jun 1, 1976 – Nov 18, 1978NAVET
Napurski, Greg / SkiSTS1/SSAug 9, 1976 – Nov 29, 1981WeaponsCould never forget Capt McGonegal nor R.L. Mushen and the green pen. Unforgettable was the Engineer who uttered "we don't have flooding on my watch" as the main induction tube was open to sea.
Bethune, MikeMM 3Sep 1976 – Oct 1978A GangMaking wine with little rock, bob perry and Ricky Kline. Grew up a lot during this time period, crazy half way nights. Liberty in Rota could be a long night followed by long work days.
Schumann, JohnET1(SS)Sep 1, 1976 – Oct 1, 1981RC
Davies, TomTM4Sep 17, 1976 – Jan 17, 1978
Landtiser, MichaelMT3Nov 5, 1976 – Dec 10, 1981Weapons
Carroll, SteveENS - LT(JG)Dec 1976 – Feb 1979Supply OfficerGold Crew. Now Navy Retired.
Ashton, LeeEM2(SS)1977 – 1979E
Pillifant, LeoET-31977 – 1981Navigation
Gordon, Paul profile iconEM2 (SS)1977 – 1978Electrical
Defalco, David profile iconFTB1(SS)1977 – 1980FTBHard to believe that the whole "Forty-One for Freedom" fleet have been decommed & recycled - say goodbye to a significant era in naval history . . . one I'm personally proud to have been a part of.
Urcelay, HectorMMFNJan 1, 1977 – Nov 15, 1979A-GANGGood memories of being a part of this crew with Frenchy, Kline, Coia, Frost, Borgardus, Fluff, Bordelon,Dowd along with many others who's name I cannot recal.. Halfway night was a lot of fun, field day was a drag.
Moore, JohnRM2(SS)Jan 15, 1977 – Dec 15, 1981CommunicationsFirst Submarine but ended up doing two different tours here. Interesting, especially the First CO Wild Bill McGonagal.
McAllister, StephenTM2(ss)Feb 8, 1977 – Feb 7, 1981Weapons Torpedo Division
Yeakley, GuyYN3(SS)Mar 1977 – Sep 1979Executive
Genco, PaulST1/SSApr 1977 – Oct 1981SonarToo many good times to list here from the R&R periods. Party! Refits, special ops, softball games, & travel come to mind from work. None of which would have been possible without great friends and shipmates. Hi to all of you out there!! Renunio
McGonegal, WilliamCAPTAIN (O-6)Apr 1, 1977 – May 30, 1981Commanding Officer
Holmes, ToddFTB1-SSApr 1, 1977 – Nov 19, 1981
Holmes, ToddFTB1(SS)May 1977 – Nov 1981Weapons/Fire Control MissleFavorite throughts: getting off, off Crew, launching 4 (way cool), Mrs Potter, Norwich, Spain, Scotland, London, Puerto Rico, Da Med, Jacksonville, VG, NC, MCC, Sonar shack, O2 Bleed and most of all the friends and shipmates!!!
Bordelon, JefferyMM3Jun 1977 – 1981AuxiliaryFirst Boat, great times, good friends, brothers serving together during the cold war. Characters like Dowd, Glogg, Fluff, Animal, made life interresting to say the least
Baker Sr., Leonard (Cliff )MS1(SS)Jun 1977 – Sep 1980MS
Butler, Billy profile iconTM3(SS)Jul 1977 – Nov 1979WepsHello, sure do remember alot of your names. Thank you for the memories. TMC(SS) Ed. Walton passed away a few years ago. He would have liked it if you drank one for him.
McKay, DaleMT2/SSAug 1977 – May 1980WeaponsBy far, one of the most memorable times of my life. A hello to Todd Holmes, Paul Genco, "Cliffy", Audie Hale, Jimmy Johns, and Captain Myron P. Gray. RIP Ellis "Tiny" Rhodes.
Farrell, John (Buff)RM3Aug 20, 1977 – Jan 30, 1981Those were the good ole dayys with CDR Robertson, and CDR Gray. I remember my first half way night and the night the crew presented CDR Gray with an award.
Johnson, JimSKCS(SS)Oct 1, 1977 – Nov 30, 1979SupplyLeading Storekeeper. Supply Dept LPO, Assistant COB under RMCS(SS) Larry Bogardus. Served with Captain "Wild Bill" McGonagle The best skipper ever to command a nuclear submarine.
Cowan, BrienYNC(SS)1978 – 1980EXECUTIVEGreat ship, Great Crew. CO and XO were the best one/two punch in the Atlantic. Applied for and was selected for LDO while assigned.
Ashton, LeeEM2(SS)1978 – 1979E2 Patrols out of Rota.
Byas, ClydeSNFeb 1978 – Sep 1980Great Capt
Hollingsworth, Gerald (Jerry)MM2Feb 1978 – Oct 1979MachineryGreat memories of TT-One Star now on eternal patrol
Ackley, DougMM1(SS)Feb 1978 – Aug 1980M Division, ELTGreat time (now) looking back. We had a great CO - M.P. Gray, I have a large number of photos from swim call, halfway night, officer auction, etc. Contact if interested. dougackley1@gmail.com
Moore, Warren-EM1Feb 1978 – 1984E DivRetired 1997 EMC Norfolk VA FTSCLANT
Fomby, FredSK1/SKC (SS)Mar 1978 – Sep 1981SKOne of the best commands I served with alot of good friends made and still have. had the privilage to serve under Wild Bill Mc Gonegal, made Chief, made the 4 ripple shot. Trim sys bound and pumped people from torp room to eng room. In San Diego
Burns, JimQM3Mar 6, 1978 – May 5, 1980NavigationThe guys on the Blue Crew were the funniest bastards I have met in my life. I still have a lot of good memories though I didn't think much of the Navy...
Porth, JamesMT2/SSMar 15, 1978 – Jul 15, 1981WeaponsDid six patrols on BLUE crew out of both Rota and Holyloch. Had very interesting time and was a great learning experience. Now work as an engineer with Submarine Combat Systems.
Connor, JackLTApr 1, 1978 – Dec 1, 1979WeaponsOne of the best submarines in the fleet thanks to CAPT Gray!! I had a great Weapons Dept that kept me out of trouble.
Davis, GregMS3Jun 15, 1978 – Jun 15, 1980mess specialistYea I remember the four patrols on the George. Fish and chips after a good drunk in Holy loch . Bruce Dowds first birthday cake. lifting weights in the missle compartment. yeast rolls every night. living with a bunch of new yorkers. ha ha It was fun
Young, GalenET2/SSSep 1978 – Jun 1983NavET6 patrols: 1 rota, 5 holyloch, and into the shipyard for overhaul. Launching 4 was cool! Trim parties are great! Liberty in Lisbon Portugal was nice. It is great to see the names on here.
Morton, MarkMM1 (SS)Oct 1978 – Dec 1981M / ELTI have stayed in touch with a few over the years, and have great memories of many others. I count it a real blessing to be part of something like "41 for Freedom" - now that we can really understand it all.
Warnick, GeorgeFNNov 22, 1978 – Dec 1, 1979a-gang
Furrer, VincentMMCMNov 27, 1978 – Jun 10, 1983AuxI still have the bite mark on my arm with the missing tooth. Thanks French Man
Mazur, Joe (Yeo)PN1(SS)Dec 1978 – Aug 1981ADMINMy first sub. Great times and now retired. Spent 13 yrs in Groton CT.
Evans, MarkSTS2SSDec 1978 – Jun 1981wepons/sonarnext to raising my family, quite posibly the most meaningful years of my life.
Mazur, JoePN1(SS)Dec 23, 1978 – Jul 31, 1981Ship's Office

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