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The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Andrew Jackson (SSBN 619). 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 202 crew members registered for the USS Andrew Jackson (SSBN 619).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1967 | 1968 – 1974 | 1975 – 1979 | 1980 – 1984 | 1985 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ludlam, Stephen | SSBN 619 | 1968 – 1973 | E | |
| Donnelly, Michael | MM2(SS) | 1968 – 1973 | Auxillary division | Great experience. Great people |
| Bigwood, James | SK2 | Mar 1968 – Apr 1970 | served from yards period till early 1970 | |
| Stone, Don | QM3 (SS) | Mar 1968 – Apr 1971 | Quartermaster | Survived refit in Portsmouth, N.H. and three patrols. Leading seaman while aboard. Great crew; some truly wild people but great shipmates. |
| Kropp, Wayne | ETN2 (SS) | Nov 1968 – Aug 1971 | Reactor | |
| Graziano, Jerome "Rocky" | RM2(SS) | Nov 1968 – Nov 1971 | I was very proud to be a Submariner. | |
| Peterson, Frances/pete | ET1 | Nov 2, 1968 – Dec 20, 1970 | NAVET | Joined the "Green Crew" at PNSY, after overhaul with the Gold crew. Did first part of a split sea tour, the second half being with CSDG-1 in California. |
| Clemons, Jim | MTC (SS) | Dec 1968 – Aug 1971 | MT | Part of the makeup crew during the Portsmouth overhaul. Went through DASO and 4 patrols. |
| Bickford, Bob | STS-2 (ss) | 1969 – 1974 | Sonar | Refit, Sea Trails out of Portsmouth,Sound trials Virgin Islands, (a few days after the country club massacre of 69)Missle shoot at the cape,, several trips though the triangle, playing with trawlers near Rota with Capt Demunn. |
| Williams, Warren Randall (Randy) (frog) | ETN2(SS) | 1969 – 1971 | Navigation | 1st Sea Tour, Great crew and Learned a lot about life |
| Rennard, Alan | IC3 | Jan 1969 – Aug 1971 | Great Boat. Great Shipmates. | |
| Flayter, Gordon | TM2(ss) | Jan 25, 1969 – Nov 24, 1971 | Launcher | |
| O'Donnell, Tom - Od | ETN2 | Feb 1969 – May 1970 | Navigation | Only on board just over a year, but great memories. Took it out of the PNSY overhaul and qualified on sea trials. |
| Lemon, Lewis | EMC(SS) | Mar 1969 – 1972 | E | |
| Chase, Larry | MM3 (SS) | Mar 1969 – Jul 1972 | A Gang | Great crew and some great times. |
| Murphy, Brett | TM2(SS) | Mar 1969 – Mar 3, 1972 | Weapons | Retired as MSG E8 UT Army National Guard. Hold the record for being the most off depth while serving as planesman (110 feet). Good thing it was supposed to be 200 feet. |
| Petty, Don | RADIOMAN | 1970 – 1972 | COMMUNICATIONS | LIKE TO FIND SCOTTY WHITSON AND W.W. BRADLEY |
| Mitchell, Robert J. (Joe) | MM3(SS) | 1970 – 1971 | Machinist Mate | Served on Gold Crew for three patrols, made MM2(SS), then transferred to SSBN 658. CDR Larry Valade was the CO. A great experience! |
| Saul, Charlie | ETN3 | Apr 1970 – 1972 | NAVET | WHAT AN EXPERIENCE.. AND A GREAT GROUP OF GUYS |
| Mitchell, Robert J. (Joe) | MM3(SS) | May 1970 – Sep 1971 | A Gang | First boat to qualify on, made 2 patrols, promoted to MM3, transferred to Mariano Vallejo (SSBN 658), completed 3 tours as MM2. Spent time with USS Skipjack in Norfolk yard before ETS (1975). Re-entered and retired as Army Engineer O-5. Go figure? |
| Guittard, Joel | PO 3 | Sep 6, 1970 – Dec 15, 1971 | sonar | |
| Long, Byron | FA - MM3(SS) | 1971 – 1975 | Deck and A gang | Frist boat one run out of Charleston one out Rota and a trip back to Groton for overhaul, made some good friends |
| Martin, Barry | CWO2 | Jan 14, 1971 – Nov 1972 | Weapons | Assistant Weapons Officer |
| Bournique, Steven | ST | Mar 1, 1971 – Mar 1, 1973 | Sonar | |
| Hughes, Rick | RM3(SS) | Jun 1971 – Jan 1973 | Communications | Great fun, learned a lot from Ron Farenkrug, Dick Unger and Don Petty |
| Harness, Rich | MM1(SS) | Jun 1971 – Aug 1972 | M-Div | First patrol testing sonar in the Caribbean and crossing Atlantic for NR and NWEP tests. Second patrol was deterrent patrol in the Med. Got sick on leave in Europe, transferred to hospital. Medical discharge in 73. |
| Baker, Dan | STS3(SS) | Jun 3, 1971 – Mar 3, 1973 | Sonar | |
| Riggenbach, Thomas | ETR2(SS) | Jun 28, 1971 – Jan 15, 1973 | RC | Memory is a little foggy but we made a least 3 runs. Enjoyed port time in Spain. |
| Arneson, Greg | IC2SS | 1972 – Oct 1975 | EE | Two patrols before shipyard. In St. Croix when we got hit by our torpedo. Cape Canaveral for the missile launch. In Med when we touched Russian sub and had to go to all quiet until a fast attack came in, cavatated and Russians followed. |
| McLuskey, Michael (Mac) | TM 3 (SS) | 1972 – 1974 | Torpedo | My first boat where I learned what a Submariner is. |
| Murphy, Steven | FA(SU)USN | 1972 – 1976 | Don't know | I am the widow of Steven Allen Murphy. He served on this boat. I am not sure of his exact dates. I know he recieved a deep dive certifcate on 26 Jan. 1971 while he served on the USS John Marshall. I |
| Newbauer, Ed | ETCS(SS) | Jun 7, 1972 – Sep 10, 1975 | Navigation ET | 2 Patrols and then the shipyard. |
| Martin, Kenneth | EM1(SS) | 1973 – Aug 1976 | nuclear | |
| Villarreal, Ruben "Chico" | MT-1(SS) | May 23, 1973 – Aug 7, 1977 | Missile | Paid my dues on this boat, took routine beatings from Skip Mays, Jim Blankenship and LH Harms. Learned how to be an MT from Buck Florom, Chuck Langer,R.O.Bradford and the Riefschnieders. Ed Nuebauer and taught me how to pick a guitar some. |
| Bleak, Chuck | ET1(SS) | Sep 1973 – Oct 1976 | RC | Great run south out of Electric Boat in '75. Coming into Scotland in Sept '76 wasn't as much fun. Left to teach at a prototype. |
| Mitchell, Dave | MM1 (ELT) | Oct 1973 – May 1977 | M | Came aboard at EB 1973, Great trip south for missle and Mark 48 certs. Lots of rum in St Croix. Great times with Twig, JJ, Jeff Davis, Tom Sorrentino, Gasser and company. Left May 77 to USS Fulton. |
| Winterfeldt, Charlie | EM1(SS) | Oct 1973 – Aug 1978 | Go to www.SSBN619.org for some sea stories | |
| Lacourse, Gerard | ETC(SS) | Dec 1973 – Oct 1978 | RC | |
| Gillis, Richard | MM2 | 1974 – 1977 | M | |
| Halstead, Mike | MM1/SS | 1974 – 1977 | M | |
| Cordaro, Frank | MM1 | 1974 – 1978 | M | Made many great friends on the AJ. .Definitely love to catch up with them. Friday for field day? Maybe we'll finally figure out how to paint the 1 inch space under the electrical cabinets. It made many great memories. |
| Espinoza, Ygnacio | FTCS (SS) | Mar 1974 – Mar 1977 | Fire Control Strategic Weapons Department | My first Boat. Arrived as FTB 2, left as FTB 1 (SS) Div LPO.Did a lot,learned a lot. Thank you FTCS Dixon for trusting me to run the division, CSC Lorenzo for pushing me to take the E-6 exam, and my shipmates. |
| Palazzi, William / Pizza | RM2(SS) | Oct 9, 1974 – May 29, 1979 | Operations/Comms | Lots of good times, even in Holy Lock. Fish & Chips the best. Had great time on flex op after OT launch. Also remember seeing AJ for the first time at EB, in two pieces during Polaris / Posidon conversion. Miss the old crew. Chow... Pizza |
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