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USS Edward McDonnell (FF 1043) Crew List

The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Edward McDonnell (FF 1043). 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 138 crew members registered for the USS Edward McDonnell (FF 1043).

Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1971 | 1972 – 1978 | 1979 – now

NameRank/RatePeriodDivisionRemarks/Photo
Kelley, Williame-41972 – Jul 1975asrocklooking for dale virden
Pooler, GlenE41972 – 1974HTWas great aboard the Mac . South Boston dry dock for a year and then a Med. cruse. Looking for George Muller from upper state New York.
Muller, GeorgeHT31972 – 1976R
Ball, CharlesJan 1972 – Jul 1975E
Wells, RichardEN31973 – 1976EngineeringI miss a lot of the gang and the poker games.
Ankrom, Cecil AllenMS3May 25, 1973 – May 10, 1975
Pivarnik, MichaelFTG3Jun 1973 – Jun 1975
Mills, FrankE-3Jan 7, 1974 – Aug 10, 1974galleyI was as green as they come. Stayed onboard for a short while waiting to go to Hospital Corpsman school in Great Lakes. Got onboard at Newport RI when the ship came back from a Med cruise and then sailed to Mayport, FLA
McCarter, Ronalde3 radiomanApr 14, 1974 – Jul 1976opsdidnt think I was haveing much fun, but looking back had one hell of a good time.
Alston, _kenneth (Eddie)SK-3May 1974 – Jun 1977SUPPLYONE Caribbean CRUISE, TWO NORTH ATLANTIC CRUISES OF WHICH THE FIRST WAS A STAVNAFORLANT (NATO’S NAVY). TWO TIME BLUE NOSE. THREE WEEKS IN HAMBURGH GERMANY FOLLOWED BY THREE WEEKS IN PORTSMOUTH ENGLAND TIED UP TO THE DOCK
Rose, ThomasMM3Jun 1974 – Apr 1977She was my first ship, I miss her and the crew.
Venetz, MikeMS2Jul 1974 – Jun 1976SupplyMy first ship, became a Blue Nose, spend an extra 19 days in Hamburg Germany. I was the Jack off the Dust on board.
Cella, Anthony (Tony)IC3Sep 21, 1974 – Jan 5, 1978RHave made contact with many Eddy Mac sailors and would like to hear from more
Peterson, CraigMM3/ MMFA1975 – 1977
Voyles, ChuckETR2May 1975 – Nov 1978OpsEddy Mac was my first ship. Still connect with a couple of the guys I served with.
Laverdi, J.FN1976 – 1978Engine RoomGot on board in Hamburg Germany in 1976. Lots of memories, good and bad. Can't believe shes gone. It was like just yesterday we were in the North Atlantic crashing waves. I waved farewell to her in the Boston shipyards.
Outen, Franklin (Doc)SH31976 – 1978Supply
Brock, Mark/cavemanBT2Apr 1976 – Apr 1978B
Dennis, WarrenRM2Jun 4, 1976 – Oct 31, 1978CommunicationDid a north Atlantic and yards on the Eddy Mac...then off to Gitmo
Cole, RussellPC2Jul 17, 1976 – Aug 8, 1978Post OfficeRetired Sebring, FL
Dunfee, Edwine3Aug 11, 1976 – Aug 31, 1977e
Laverdi, JamesFNSep 1976 – Apr 1978Engineering
Smith, DavidSTG3Oct 1976 – 19781st
Kapeghian, JohnGMTC (SW)Oct 19, 1976 – Jun 25, 1982ASIt was a real challenge for everyone that served aboard "wrongway Eddy Mac during the time that i was on there,and as another shipmate commented, it seemed that field day was a priority. Capt. Zmorzinski was the best. GMTC/CMAA/(SW)
Epperley, Robert (Rj)GMT 2Nov 25, 1976 – Sep 21, 1980A/S
Luisi, Gary profile iconEM31977 – 1978electrical shop
Tanselle, JackFTG3Sep 1977 – Feb 1981WepsI came on board while in drydock in southyards Boston Mass. first day on board saw one of my best friends from high school in lou ky. WOW. Didn't know he was on board. I loved that ship.
Moon, BillyIC-1Sep 1977 – 1980ELike to hear from shipmates.
McAllister, Jamessk3Sep 1, 1977 – Sep 30, 1979S1 (stores)/supplyEddie MAc was the 1st ship I sailed on fm boot camp.She was the best as well. Great officer and chiefs and shipmates to serve with. I got onboard whe nshe was in the shipyard in Boston Mass in 77. She was a great ship.
Escue, BillLTSep 1, 1977 – Jun 1, 1981MPAWent on to USS Vreeland (FF-1068) as Cheng. Many years later, finished up my career and retired as Cheng on USS Nimitz (CVN-68).
Rigdon, RodgerBT2Oct 1977 – Aug 1981ENGINEERING
Kuhn, Nelson "bones"SM3Dec 1977 – Jun 1981OCHad good times aboard "Sweaty Eddy" and met a lot of cool people.
Riehn, DannySTG1Dec 1977 – Nov 1980ASSome of the best times of my life. Met the ship at Braswell Shipyards in Boston and rode her to Mayport. Many many good times and many many good friends. Fair winds and following seas to the Sweaty Eddie and shipmates.
Park, GaryMM11978 – 1983A and Mlongest five years i ever had but the most fun i sometimes remember
Fyffe, JeffQM 21978 – Sep 19, 1981NX
Weaver, Nick (Dream Weaver)E - 21978 – 1979A - GangThanks for the mediterrainean! It was something I will never forget.
Edmiston, RobertMS31978 – 1981SupplyThe Best time of my life!
Rosch, RonaldRM21978 – 1981OCServed with RM3 IVEY & RMC SHEETS.
Evans, RonaldsBT2Mar 1978 – Feb 1981Engineering
Donahoe, JoeQM2Apr 27, 1978 – Nov 11, 1981NXHad some of the wildest times in my life onboard the "Eddy Mac". I also met some of the finest people.
Osborne, Jim/ozzyPN3Aug 1, 1978 – Jun 1, 1980Weapons/AdminJust looking for old crew mates,
McKenna, Patrick JamesPCSNDec 1978 – Jan 1980N-X Post OfficeDefinitely the sort of duty which was 2nd only to boot camp! The worst ship I was ever attached to, but met some of the greatest shipmates! The ship's motto, "Deter through Strength" should've been changed to "Deter through Field

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