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The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS America (CV 66). 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 2907 crew members registered for the USS America (CV 66).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1964 | 1965 | 1966 | 1967 – 1967 | 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 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carrington, Warren | QM3 | 1967 – 1968 | Nav | |
| Adamo, Johnny | PC3 | 1967 – 1968 | X | |
| Jones, George D. | LTJG | 1967 – Mar 1967 | VF-33, VF-102 | I'm actually George's son, my father died in March 1967 while serving on the USS America. I would love to hear from anyone that knew my dad - I was 11 months old in 1967. |
| Pochron, Ron (Captn' Crunch) | ABH2 / E-5 | 1967 – May 1971 | V1 | Two around the world, Yankee Station, the rest is history |
| Wallace, Donald | E-3 | 1967 – 1970 | V-4 | Proud of all those before,during and after my service on the best of the best. |
| Reichert, Bill | RD2 | 1967 – 1970 | CIC | |
| O'neill, Dennis | BM3 & BM2 | 1967 – 1969 | 7th & 1st | Pick her up just before cruise (13 Month) around the world. One of the best ships I've served on. Would like to hear from old shipmates. You can contact me at mamajanaok@cox.net. |
| Brown, Don | RM3 | 1967 – 1968 | CR | |
| Mandala, Stephen J. | E5 | 1967 – Nov 1968 | Fighter Squadron 33 | My dad was on the USS America the year before i was born. He was 29 when he died of testicular cancer in 1976. He was responsible for inspecting the F-4j Phantom II jets prelaunch and post recovery. |
| Bowman, Gary | ABE 2 | 1967 – 1970 | V2 | At the time of my service aboard the America I thought alot about when I would get out and get back to civilian life. I now think back to what a great time in my life this was. I had two world tours and two Vietnam tours |
| Soule, Tom | BT3 | 1967 – 1968 | Boiler Room | My years of service was the greatest years of my life. |
| Swartz, Dennis | LTJG | 1967 – 1969 | S4 | |
| Filosa, Joe | IC3 | 1967 – 1970 | E-4 | |
| Glass, Bob | IC3 | Jan 1967 – Aug 1967 | E | I was in the radio and telivision studio during the '67 Med cruise. |
| Reed, Charles (Chuck) | AE-3 | Jan 10, 1967 – Sep 20, 1967 | VF-102 | Served onboard with VF-102 as Flight deck crew. |
| Arieno, Joe | AMS3 | Jan 10, 1967 – Sep 18, 1967 | VAW 33 DET 66 | anyone out there fron vaw33 det 66 med cruise 1967 |
| Jones, David | BT3 | Feb 1967 – Nov 1968 | Boiler Room | Serving on the USS America was some the best years of my life. Hell of a good ride! |
| Larry, Netotea | AO3 | Feb 1967 – Dec 1968 | AM divison | Got to see the world....Thanks America |
| Trzcinski, Jack (Ski) | AO 2 | Feb 1967 – Jan 1970 | AM Weapons Dept. | Would like to hear from anyone who made the 1967 Med. cruise, as well as the 1968 West Pac cruise, who was in the AM Division. |
| Stokes, David | S3 | Feb 1, 1967 – Dec 19, 1968 | S3 DIV | Hi Ernie, Glad to see your name here, Hope we can talk sometime. Many memories and stories that I continue to share today with friends and family. |
| Vaughn, Arch D. | ASC | Feb 15, 1967 – Jan 10, 1969 | IM-4/V-6 GSE | LPO made Chief on first Nam/World Cruise 1968, had best division on the ship. Have numberous photo's and 8mm on VHS now of first shell back etc. |
| Parsons, Bruce | AE2 | Mar 1967 – Dec 1968 | VF102 | |
| Johnson, Willie. Will | ETN-4 | Mar 1, 1967 – Dec 16, 1968 | E- Division | |
| Woods, Robert | Sn | Mar 1, 1967 – Jan 8, 1969 | S-3 | Looking for anyone in s-3 on the westpac cruise |
| Lavoie, Chip | BMSN | Mar 15, 1967 – May 31, 1968 | first | Assigned to foc'sl crew and number one refueling sponson. Great ship. Too bad she's gone. |
| Parsons, Bruce | AE 2 | Apr 1967 – Dec 1968 | squadron | |
| Spatafora, Ronald | AN | Apr 1967 – Dec 1968 | CARRIER AIRBORNE 122 | I was trying to find some of the Officers I worked with while on board. I really enjoyed my time in, wish I had stayed in. When your young you don’t think straight. |
| Tatu, Butch | ETN2 | Apr 15, 1967 – Dec 15, 1969 | OE | When I think of my days in the Navy, my thoughts always go back to my time aboard the America. I am proud to have served aboard her and am proud of the men who dedicated their time to serve their country. Thank you all. |
| Hiddema, Roger | E4 | May 1967 – Aug 8, 1969 | V1 | Crash Crew - You crash - we dash- You burn- we learn! |
| Cassini, Tyrus (Ty) | E-4 | May 1967 – Nov 1970 | AM | I miss the ship and I miss my crew mates. Wish I could find them. |
| Lance, Larry | BT 3 | May 17, 1967 – Dec 21, 1970 | B Division 1 MMR, and the Aft Catapult Crew | Worked in the aft cats most of the time and enjoyed all the shipmates I worked with. |
| Turner, James | RD2 | Jun 1967 – Nov 11, 1969 | OI | |
| Frasier, Darryl | MM3 | Jun 3, 1967 – Dec 10, 1970 | a-2 | Did the first two westpac cruises. Served proudly on the best ship any sailor would ever want |
| Frasier, Darryl A | MM3 | Jun 10, 1967 – Dec 10, 1970 | A-2 | Best ship in the fleet 2 westpac cruises around the world and around the horn . Would do it again in a minute,sorry to see her go like she did. GOD BLESS AMERICA |
| Lewis, Paul S | DC2 | Jun 15, 1967 – Nov 1, 1970 | R | Served as Locksmith. Lots of sea time. |
| Tompkins, Skip | ABH3 | Jul 4, 1967 – Dec 18, 1968 | V3 | What a Lady she was - greatest Navy ship to ever sail the seas. The Lady made men out of a lot of boys. Serving on the America was the greatest time of my life, mand I would not trade it for anything. |
| Wright, Robert | AK1 | Aug 1967 – Feb 1969 | S6 | Looking for anyone during that period |
| Martin, Bob | RM3 | Sep 1967 – Dec 1968 | CR | One of the greatest experiences of my life -- the Ship, Tonkin Gulf, Rio (twice), Subic, Japan, Hong Kong, Sidney, Wellington. |
| Flood, Dexter | SA2 | Sep 1967 – Dec 1968 | 1 | |
| Flood, Dexter | SA 2 / BM 2 | Sep 1967 – Dec 1968 | 1st | looking for my buddy : Gerry Epstein, from Dewitt, NY GOOD experience! |
| Schneider, Ron | MM3 | Sep 1967 – Dec 1968 | A3 Division | Time I will never foget |
| Short, Bill | EM3 | Sep 1967 – Apr 1970 | E-2 | FIRST SHIP. |
| Hall, Bob | RM3 | Sep 1967 – Dec 1968 | CR | Would like to hear fron old shipmates. |
| Duncan, Richard | YN3 | Sep 1, 1967 – Feb 1, 1969 | As the years have passed I have realized what a great experience serving about AMERICA was. Went around the world with her on her Vietnam cruise. | |
| Citrano, Bill,cid | E3 | Sep 9, 1967 – Jan 9, 1969 | 5TH | THE BEST TIME OF MY LIFE I MISS TAKING EVERY ONE TO THE BEACH ON MY 50 FT UTILITY BOAT |
| Hughes, Fred | E3 | Sep 10, 1967 – Jan 9, 1969 | V1 | Miss her |
| Bartlett, Robert / Bob | E3 AIRMAN | Sep 16, 1967 – Mar 19, 1968 | V 1 | |
| Dunn, Gary/dunner | BM3 | Sep 17, 1967 – Mar 19, 1971 | 3rd and 4th | Great ship and great shipmates |
| Parker, Edgar | ABE-3 | Sep 20, 1967 – Jun 29, 1970 | V-2 | Work on Cat-1 |
| Halsey, Steven (Mouse) | ABE3 | Sep 21, 1967 – Dec 21, 1970 | V2 | Free steak and beer over on Grandy Island Saturday. Hope your sorry butt doesn't have duty that day. Greetings to all my waist cat shipmates. |
| Carballar, Roberto / Carburator | ABH-3 | Oct 1967 – Oct 1970 | V-1 DIVISION | I had the greatest expereances ever plus having to work on the flight deck, learned alot about life growing up in the navy ,worked for me.Plus the greates people from all over the U.S. you get to meet an work with . |
| Sochacki, John | ADJ4 | Oct 1967 – Dec 16, 1968 | V4 | Seeking anyone who remembers me. Blond hair, a bit long. In charge of compartment cleaners, |
| McDermott, Geoffrey | DS1/E-6 | Oct 1, 1967 – Sep 15, 1971 | OP, OZ, OE | Met ship on Yankee station, served on second NAM cruise in 1970, and a 1971 MED cruise. Too bad the ship wasn't life entended, but since McNamara made it conventional instead of nuclear, I understand why it's mothballed. |
| Robinson, Frank | RD2 | Oct 10, 1967 – Jan 10, 1971 | OI | Served aboard this proud ship for over 3 years. Made two Vietnam Deploymenst (Round the world Cruises) and visited many foreign ports. Left the Navy shortly after leaving the America, and joined over 10 years later, now a Master Chief and CVA member. |
| Mattice, Don | LTJG | Nov 1967 – Nov 1969 | ||
| Hill, John "jack" | EM3 | Nov 1967 – Aug 1969 | E | Power Rewind Shop/Flight Deck C&E Shop... Spent many happy days about the America, Long may she live. Retired from the US Army (Sergeant Major) August 1, 2006. |
| Robinson, Frank | RD2 | Nov 9, 1967 – Apr 6, 1971 | OI | |
| Cox, Charles E / Charlie | PT2/PT! | Nov 15, 1967 – May 14, 1969 | OP/IOIC | Great ship. Made first 'Round the World'/WestPac cruise |
| Longworth, Jim | BT2 | Nov 15, 1967 – Oct 1971 | B Division | I was in B division assigned to 2 MMR and was on 2 west PAC cruises. |
| Vandiford, Wesley | 3rd class abh petty officier | Dec 8, 1967 – Jul 1, 1971 | v1 | I did two west pack cruises in 1968 and 1970 tonking gulf Vietnam flight deck operations. Flight deck support fire fighter rescue man and also grounds support supervisor and flight deck ops. |
| Walsh, Gerard/gerry | EM3 | Dec 24, 1967 – Jul 1, 1971 | E Safety | 2 World cruises and experiences that made a boy into a man that can take alot of ****. Thanks to My Navy and my ship. Hello to my old shipmates, we did a good job. |
| Walsh, Gerry | EM3 | Dec 24, 1967 – Jul 1, 1971 | E-1 Electrical Safety Shop | Proud squid and I was proud to serve on the America Great Lakes started a boy into a man, after those years spent on MY SHIP, I left a MAN that could handle anything. |
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