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The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Lowe (DE 325). 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 12 crew members registered for the USS Lowe (DE 325).
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Payton, Patrick (Harold'S Son) | MM2 | 1944 – | He was 2nd Coast Guard District at time of discharge 1949 | My father, Harold Howard Payton(nickname Pat) a member of 1st USS Lowe crew in 1944.He was until the end of the war & was transferred to the US Northwind.He died in 1986. I have a crew members hand drawing of the ship! |
| Grimsley, Tom | ET2 | Sep 1956 – Sep 1958 | ? | First Ship, Great Crew worked on Radio and Radar equipment. Esp. the SPS antenna on the mast multiple times. |
| Van Gundy, Bill | EN3 | Jun 1959 – 1961 | Engineering | |
| Smith, Daniel (Dan) | RDSN (RET DPCS) | 1961 – 1962 | OI | My first ship. Didn't care for the 21 days in and 21 days out schedule. San Francisco was a very nice homeport in the early 60s. |
| Mathews, Phillip | Radarman 3rd class | 1961 – 1963 | Operations Intelligence | Interested in reunion information. |
| Baker, Jim | TM3 | Jul 12, 1962 – Nov 26, 1963 | FOX | I had a great time while on the Lowe. Was a Deck Seaman all but my last 3-weeks and had good NCO's with Hazlet BM1, Lampe BM2 , and a very funny BM3. The 3 of them made us a better deck seamen and better sailors. |
| Rouse, Freddie | YN2 | Aug 1962 – Apr 1963 | Admin | Published the ship's news letter "The Low down" |
| Snyder, Gail | SCPO EN | Sep 4, 1962 – Dec 3, 1962 | Engine Room | Shipped out from the Navy aboard this ship. |
| Beard, F. Neal | EM2 | May 1963 – Jul 1964 | E | Very interesting duty station. Had some really good friends and spent a lot of time at sea. Getting underway from T.I. was always interesting. Haha |
| Soule, Jon | SFM3 | Oct 18, 1965 – Jun 15, 1967 | Repair | I had a great 1st day on board. When I was checking in with divisions, a stop at sickbay was a suprise. while I was there a body bag was brought in. It had the remains of a leg that was eaten by sharks. What a start. |
| Yannacci, John | DC2 | Apr 1968 – Aug 1968 | R | Worst ship I served on in 23 years in the navy. Lowest morale, most incompetent wardroom, and a crew that didn't care about anything. Best thing to happen to the Lowe was its decomissioning. |
| Allen, Jerry | private | Apr 1968 – Aug 1968 | navy | i am the son of jerry lee allen i found out that he served on this ship i would like to talk to anyone that might rember him my father died on 03/26/1993 fromthing'she seen at war if u servd with him plz call 5305704055 |
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