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The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Apache (ATF 67). 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 28 crew members registered for the USS Apache (ATF 67).
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Johnston, John | Electronics Technician 2nd Class | 1950 – 1952 | Radio Maintenance | . I am still looking for guys that served on the USS Apache ATF 67 in Korea, US Naval Receiving Station Wahiawa, Hawaii, US Naval Electronics School TI, and San Diego Boot Camp Co. 444 from 1948 to 1952. |
| Douglass, Bruce | ET2 | 1961 – Apr 1964 | Operations | Fascinating 3 1/2 years -- great skippers. Shipped out from Adak, Alaska to become a civilian (right after the earthquake) Does anyone know the whereabouts of Mickey Singer? I thought he went back to Minneapolis. |
| Harriman, Dennis | EN2 | Nov 3, 1961 – Jul 27, 1965 | Engineering | Assigned to Apache right out of boot camp, was the only ship I was on. Was aboard during overhaul in Campbell Shipyard, when the crew was only 7 people. Would like to hear from shipmates. |
| Bly, Roger | GMSN | Mar 1962 – Nov 1964 | Deck | First assignment after boot camp. Best ship I was ever on. I remember it as laid back, everyone being shipmates and friends. I was 17 when I joined. It was my wake up call to the real adult world. |
| Galindo, Art | RD1 | Jul 1962 – Jun 1965 | Operations | I enjoyed my time aboard Apache. Especially the relaxed uniform code. It was a tired ship, however, I read elsewhere that she is still going (2006) as a Chinese Navy tug. God Bless. |
| Fults, Bobby | em 2 | Nov 29, 1962 – Apr 20, 1964 | e div. | none |
| Summerlin, Tony | bm 3 | Mar 10, 1963 – Mar 21, 1964 | deck | great ship,best cooks in us navy |
| Petraglia, Arthur Pete | rm2 | Dec 1963 – Dec 1965 | operations | Good crew and good times. Trying to locate Ens Higgins from rumson N.J. |
| Moss, John | ATF 67 | Apr 1964 – Oct 1965 | I met the ship in Adak. I had some good times and a lot of memories. I would enjoy hearing from some of the shipmates that I served with. I was an EN 3 at the time. | |
| Foster, Jerry | EN2 | Aug 1964 – Aug 1965 | Engineering | Good food, hard work... Would like to hear from the old crew from 1964-1965. |
| Pyle, Daniel Aka Gomer | en-3 | Mar 1, 1965 – Jul 10, 1966 | engineer | looking for shipmates |
| Gatchel, George | EN 3rd class | Apr 1965 – May 1967 | EN | My first class EN was Chaulk. Don Fisher was fellow EN along with Jim Horner. Ship fitter Mike Peterson, fellow friend. Moved to Fl., 20 years police officer. retired homicide det. Now in TN. building house. age 70 |
| Sanders, John (Jack) | E-3 | Aug 1965 – Aug 1966 | Deck | Deckforce, Signalman & Quartermaster Striker. Guitar player. |
| Kimling, Mike | sk3 | 1967 – 1968 | supply | |
| Sikora, Matthew | RM3 | Jan 15, 1967 – Jul 6, 1967 | HI TO ALL MY OLD "MATES" I SPENT ONLY A SHORT TIME ON THE Apache BEFORE GETTING OUT. TAKE CARE ALL OF U!!!! | |
| Mohn, James | EM2 | Jul 1967 – Apr 1969 | Engineering | Stood throttle watch, Later became Section Leader, EOW underway and in port. Got "early out" befor ship left Mayport for the Azores. Served with Jim Nevel, Tim Roberts, Tim Miller and others. CO was LW Lonnon. |
| Goss, Wayne | Engineman III | Jul 1967 – Oct 1969 | Engineering | |
| Moffett, Thomas | EN2 | Sep 1967 – Aug 28, 1968 | M | |
| Skinner, Chuck | YN1 | Sep 1967 – Sep 1968 | ships office | We were involved with the Trieste II |
| White, Howard | CS3 | Mar 22, 1968 – Dec 11, 1969 | Supply | I cooked a lot of bad meals for 75 unfortunate souls. Sorry, guys. But we had a lot fun. Sometimes the smell of diesel fuel takes me back to that wonderful period of my life. |
| Kindrick, Gary | ET2 | May 1968 – Nov 1969 | Electronics | It was an interesting cruise. I wanted to ask if any of you worked with Carbon Tetrachloride? I need a "friendly buddy" for a VA board of appeals. |
| Harris, Phillip | YN2 | Jan 1969 – Jun 1972 | X division | My experience and friendships will be forever |
| Ericson, Eric | EM3 | Feb 24, 1971 – Dec 9, 1972 | Engineering | |
| Leffew, Charles | SK2 | May 18, 1972 – Mar 25, 1974 | Supply | Fun Duty in San Diego , Great Crew ! |
| Ragsdale, Gary | EN3, SECOND CLASS DIVER | Jul 10, 1972 – Aug 19, 1973 | E | After 2nd. Class Dive school I came aboard the Apache. I was a PO3 Engineman and a diver. |
| Moore, Kesley | EM3 | 1973 – 1973 | E division | TAD duty for me. Caught the Apache in San Diego. I remember "Rags". ET3 Marth, EN Flemming. EM2 Roger Narciza, "Igor". |
| Labs, Tom | Sh3 | 1973 – 1974 | Supply | I reported aboard April 1973 and stayed until decommissioning. The was by far the best duty I had out of 4 ships. The crew was small , we had canvas racks it was a close family. |
| Dean, Michael | QMSN | Apr 1973 – 1974 | OPS | my first ship and la lot of great memories |
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