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The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Woodpecker (MSC 209). 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 Woodpecker (MSC 209).
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cole, Donald "Don" | RMC | Jun 1, 1964 – Jun 1, 1967 | Operations | Looking for old shipmates, one of the best ships and crews that i've experienced while in the Navy. |
| Nierling, Charlie | SM2 | Sep 1964 – Feb 10, 1966 | Com | Left the Albatross, crossed the quarterdeck and reported aboard the Woodpecker. Stayed in Sasebo. |
| Hamilton, James (Jim) NEW | CS3 | Sep 1964 – Jan 1965 | Services | Was transferred from USS Epping Forest (MCS-7) to fill in as the Cook, Baker. Served with my good friend Jim Cherry of Dallas, TX |
| McClure, Craig | RM3 | Jul 1, 1966 – Oct 31, 1968 | Mine Division 32 | |
| Roades, Ron | EN2 | Apr 4, 1968 – Jun 30, 1970 | Engineering | We had a great bunch of guys like EN2 Wilson, FN Garza, DC2 Davis, EN1 Pritchard, and good old FN Stet, EN1 Varval |
| Archer, Richard/arch | ET1 | Jun 1968 – Jul 1969 | OI | I CAME ABOARD AS SHIP'S INDEPENDENT ET . MET BM2 JIM BENNINGS SPENT MOST OF MY TIME FIXING THAT RAT-NEST SPS-5D RADAR. IT WAS A VERY LONG 375 DAYS ABOARD. THANKS BENNINGS FOR BEING THERE! RICK ARCHER ET1 |
| Fairfield, Larry | FN | 1970 – 1971 | Eng | |
| Rose, J | E-3 | Mar 3, 1972 – Jun 4, 1974 | 2nd | I'm still around the Puget sound. Like to hear from anyone who served on the woodpecker during the same era. |
| Brown, Ted | EN3 | Aug 27, 1972 – 1973 | Engine room | I still remember hoisting of the ships flag in Victoria BC while tieing up to the dock. First US ship to visit Victoria in over 20 years. The look on peoples faces when looking at the flag was priceless. |
| West, Bruce | EMFN | Nov 24, 1973 – Jul 1975 | E | Living in Iowa but would like to contact any former shipmates. I have to thank EM1 Frank Tria at training me with the electrical field to become a major part of my life. I have learned so much of being a electrician. |
| Weyman, Darrell | STG2 | 1974 – 1975 | CIC | Had a great time serving with a good group in Seattle. Trips to Canada and Alaska were fun. Like to hear from some shipmates. |
| Tobin, Daniel | E1 | Aug 1974 – | Engineman striker | I was young and dumb loved serving and crew |
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