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USS Raleigh (LPD 1) Crew List

The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Raleigh (LPD 1). 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 532 crew members registered for the USS Raleigh (LPD 1).

Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1964 | 1965 – 1966 | 1967 – 1969 | 1970 – 1972 | 1973 – 1975 | 1976 – 1977 | 1978 – 1980 | 1981 – 1982 | 1983 – 1985 | 1986 – 1987 | 1988 – 1989 | 1990 – now

NameRank/RatePeriodDivisionRemarks/Photo
Fulgham, RichardE31965 –XYeoman, I was. Bespectacled smart ass. Hi Waugh, Bobbitt, Cmmdr Mallard, Cptn Yates, Collier, Hackhalser, Thompson, Morgan. We took marines to the Dominican Republic - we stormed the nasty houses of Jamaica.
Wharton, JosephLTJGJan 1965 – May 1966OILOOKING FOR THOSE WITH WHOM i SERVED.
Vitale, StephenBT 3rd ClassJan 1965 – Sep 1968B
Howell, RobertBM3Jan 4, 1965 – Dec 2, 19671 divisionAre there any USS Raleigh LPD 1 Men that have any info about the Viking Princis Fire in April 1966?
Welch, AlanSEAMANFeb 1965 – Aug 1967
Coleman, TomLTJGFeb 1965 – Nov 1968CICPost Navy I joined IBM and had a very interesting career in international high tech sales. I now chase golf balls in Florida during the winter and entertain 10 grandkids at a lakefront cottage in maine
Vineyard, BillMM3Mar 1965 – Jul 1968MMany memories, some good, some bad. Getting woke up in the middle of the night to gunfire and GENERAL QUARTERS is not a country boys dream. Just retired from the SEABEES, (2) desert trips, GOD BLESS our Marine/Navy team. SEMPER FI!
Ivy, DougBT3Mar 1965 – Nov 1967Black GangIt's funny, the longer I was in the Navy the more I hated it. And now the longer I've been out the more I loved it. Looking back it truely was a great time in my life.
Flores, William (Bill)CS-2Mar 19, 1965 – Jun 11, 1967S-2Had some great times aborad the old girl. I remember the Capt telling the XO "did you see that pier jump out and hit us?" when we hit the pier at Roosey Roads PR. I often think of the night life in San Juan....good times.
Warner, JohnMM2Jun 1965 – Jun 1968MGreat times on the Raleigh. My worst experience was June 22,1967 as Duty MM. Bill Latta and I found 2 ‘A’ gang shipmates unconscience in Eng Room #1 while repairing a steam valve. CPR was hopeless. A sad ride to NOB Hosp
Haines, Mike (Hap)MM2Jul 1965 – Aug 1968OperationsUnforgettable times and places, often thought of.
White, Ed(tiger)RD2Sep 1965 – Jun 1968CICGreat memories out at sea but do not remember to much once arriving in the liberty ports(carribean).Too many 151 rum punches I guess.
Orlowsky, PhilipABH-3Sep 1965 – Aug 1967V-1
Wilson, Willie-wilsonE-4Sep 1965 – Feb 1969NO. 1 FIREROOMI wish I would have focused 100 % more towards a Navy career instead of 100 % on my foolish drinking habits.
Mauldin, DouglasFIREMANOct 20, 1965 – Oct 25, 1966MHAD ALOT OF FRIENDS ON THE RALEIGH. JERRY WHO WAS NORTH WILKESBORRO N.C. AND VINNIE WHO INVITED ME TO HIS HOME FOR DINNER. WATKINS.
Wilson, Donald "willie" WilsonE-3Nov 1965 – Jan 1968Black Gang #1 FireroomTo all my mates who remember me and liked me, THANK YOU! To all of you that did'nt, I don't blame you! It took me along time to face the fact that I'm an alcoholic! I apologize to you all! Been sober 26 yrs. Remember the Viking Princess
Tillery, JoeBM-3Nov 1965 – Aug 5, 19691st
Jaremchuk, John "jayjay"CYN3Dec 1965 – Aug 1967OCWell we rammed a pier in Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico, we sideswiped the S.S. France in N.Y. harbor, and we lost our sterngate trying for liberty call in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Great memories, huh, Simmons?
Bunting, RobertABF3Dec 1965 – Oct 1967VWhere is Batman & The lug?
Cybulski, JackCS31966 – 1967CommisaryServed 66 thru 67. got to see a heck of alot of the Caribbean. Puerto Rico was a get time with my pal "Putso" George Ferencek. Rode out one hell of a Hurricane on the way to Jamaica. Hope to catch up wth a few shipmates
/edwards, JerryMMFN1966 – 1967M DivisionAssigned to #1Main Engine Room. Made Caribean Cruise '67-'68. Left for Nuc School.
Rehm, Waltabh3Jan 1, 1966 – Oct 31, 1967V
Ferenchiak, GeorgeSH3Feb 1966 – Oct 31, 19691st & SupplyStarted out in 1st Div.Assigned to Captains Gig in St. Thomas.Transfered to ShipsService,started in laundry then Soda Fountain to Ships Store.
Marder, HowardEM3Feb 1, 1966 – Jul 1, 1967ElectricalI enjoyed my time on the Raleigh very much. Especially all the shakedown cruises trying to get the stern gate right. Kept breaking down, in the down position too.
Torzilli, JohnEM3Feb 7, 1966 – Oct 11, 1969E Division
Walpurgis, Donald (Wally) profile iconSH3Feb 25, 1966 – Nov 6, 1968S-1made some great friends and had a wonderful time. would like to touch base with F.E. Burton LTJG, Tom Brown SH3,Ed Miller SH3
Cashmore, Charles (Marty)rm3Apr 16, 1966 –ocHad good times with other radioman - simmons, and a crazy dude from oregon. Used to hitchike home to illinois on long weekends.
Torzilli, JohnEM3Apr 24, 1966 – Oct 29, 1969
Flint, ArtSM3Jun 19, 1966 –It was quite an experence. I really enjoyed being on the ocean.
Simmons, SteveRM3Jul 1966 – Nov 1967oc operationscarib 4-66 great times
Powles, WalterSK3Jul 1966 – Jul 1968SUPPLYNUMBER 1 WAS THE BEST...PROUD TO HAVE SERVED ON HER
Morgan, John (Jp)MR2Jul 1966 – Sep 1967Engineering and Machine Shop"A LIVE STEAM VALVE OPENED"aboard the USS RALEIGH as it is being repaired while the ship is moored at Naval Air Station Norfolk, killing two. I remember that I was scheduled to work on this valve and I was on leave.
Kropp, RobertMM2Jul 1966 – Dec 11, 1969M DivisionServing on the Raleigh during those years was a great experience. Met some great people and had some of the best times of my life. I wish all young men today would be required to serve their country.
Lane, GlynnSF2 SHIPFITTERJul 1, 1966 – Oct 1, 1969R
Lane, GlynnSF2Jul 1, 1966 – Oct 1, 1969ROne of the best experences of my life
Polenske, HaroldSEAMANAug 1966 – Jul 1968FirstHad great time
Dennis, WarrenBT-3Aug 1966 – Dec 10, 1969B The Black GangWorked in # 1 fireroom and as Oil King. I would like to hear from any of my shipmates.
Dennis, Warren ( Denny)BT-3Aug 7, 1966 – Dec 10, 1969BSPENT MOST OF MY TIME IN SAN JUAN PR. WORKED IN # 1 FIREROOM & OIL SHACK
Pennacchio, DennisMM 3Aug 21, 1966 – Jul 13, 1968M
Loomis, JerryRD3Sep 1966 –
Pennacchio, DennisMM 3Sep 2, 1966 – Jun 1968MI was a machinest mate in #1 engine room . It was a great ship to serve on ,made some life long friends , even till this day. The day she went down was like loosing an old friend.a reunion would be nice.
Anderson, AndySFM 3Sep 15, 1966 – Mar 15, 1968RWould like to connect with old shipmates
Thompson, MyronSK3Sep 25, 1966 – Sep 25, 1968SupplyI enjoyed my time on the Raleigh.
Lewis, DonEM3Sep 25, 1966 – Jun 20, 1968E DivThe USS Raleigh was a great place to spend my two year of military service. One could not have asked for better duty or to serve with a great group of young men.

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