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There are 51 crew members registered for the NAVCOMMSTA Brooklyn Navy Yard, NY.
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1973 | 1977 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Worley, Glynn | E6 | Mar 1937 – Nov 8, 1945 | E5 | My father served in the Coast Guard and the Nave between 1937 and 1945. He spoke about Midway Island when he talked about World War II. |
| North, Claude | Unknown | 1942 – 1945 | Unknown | My dad was on board the USS Bunker Hill CV-17 when it was hit. He later died at age 39 when I was 12. Only those of you on board know the horrors of that day, but because of each one of you - we've been free! Thank You!! |
| Davis, George | e-4 | Aug 6, 1942 – 1945 | n | |
| Fehn III, Thomas P | N/A | 1943 – 1947 | N/A | Looking for soldiers who were on the U.S.S Pasadena who knew my grandfather Thomas P Fehn Sr. |
| Piccirillo, Joseph N | GM 2nd class | Mar 1943 – Dec 1945 | Armed Giuard | |
| Costanza, John | petty officer 2nd class | Aug 14, 1943 – Sep 13, 1946 | 3rd | |
| Malichky,jr, Harry | seaman 1st, | Oct 1, 1945 – Sep 25, 1947 | 7th navy fleet in the pacifac | |
| Johnson, Robert (Bob) | S1C | Aug 5, 1946 – Dec 12, 1946 | First Division | Looking for Dick (Richard Bentkowski) or and mates that were on board at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1946 |
| McKenna, Jody | i don't know | Oct 2, 1946 – Apr 15, 1947 | i don't know | i think my dad bill mckenna was on this ship. did you know him. born in ireland raised in scotland |
| Wilson, Don | RD3 | Jan 5, 1951 – Jan 10, 1953 | Radar | My brother served on the New Jersey in WW2 & felt it was the best kind of ship so I followed his lead. Probably like most of us being away was not the best but looking back at all the places we went to it was great |
| Johnson, Wilborn | Petty officer | 1952 – 1956 | Gunnery | My Father served from 1952 to 1956. He was in gunnery dept. served on the ( in order) Valley Forge, then the Bennington when catapult exploded, then finished on the Lake Champlain during the Mediterranean tour. |
| Wasnock, Ronald | yeoman second class | Jan 5, 1952 – Jul 15, 1952 | captain's yeoman | I recall the Wonsan Harbor bombardment raid where a carrier plane was shot down, belly landed beside us, pilot survived and picked up by our helo. |
| Krogh, David | so2 | Dec 1952 – Feb 1955 | sonar | I did not realize that I was assigned to the Brooklyn navy yard -- THE ASSIGNMENT WAS NAVY 3912 -- HARBOR DEFENSE --- KOGOSAKI -- JAPAN -- HAVING WORKED IN NYC SOMETIMES IN THE BROOKLIN AREA IN THE RAIL TRANSIT INDUSTR |
| Fimbianti, Tony | Emp3 | 1953 – 1955 | Electrical | |
| Sularin, Maurice Ray | amh3 p1 | 1955 – 1974 | navy | This is my dad. Looking for service people that was exposed to ionizing radiation in Marshall the pacific in 1958 and beyond that might have known my dad. email- lucretiadawson@gmail.com His name is Maurice Ray Sularin |
| Racioppi, Paul | ET3 | Mar 1955 – Oct 1957 | ET3 | My time aboard uss.. Antietam CVS-36 as a electronic technician was a great experience of how powerful the navy is. Captain William Thorn was a great skipper. |
| Warren, George | ET2 | Dec 1956 – Jan 1959 | OE | |
| Knight, Robert | GMG3 | Nov 11, 1958 – Nov 11, 1958 | 2nd. Gunnary | Have not made it to any reunions yet even tho they had one here in San Diego and L.A. recently. LORD willing there still is time. |
| Craig, Richard (Dick) | RM3 | Apr 1960 – Oct 1960 | Operations | Loved it aboard the Hoist. Remember well the "christmas trees" we put on the ocean floor, sinking the old liberty ship with gunfire and the trip through Cape Hatteris. Can be contacted at richardcrg1012@gmail.com |
| Warren, Gerald | AG3 | Jun 1960 – Jun 1960 | OA Division | Felt proud to have served on the Kitty Hawk and to be a Plank Owner-presently VP of USS Kitty Hawk Vets Assoc-hoping to see her become berthed at Long Beach CA as a Museum. |
| Holt, Frank | BOSMAN | Aug 1, 1960 – Nov 16, 1964 | 1ST | I AM LOOKING FOR SOMEONE THAT SERVED ON THE USS PRITCHEETT FROM 1962 TO 1964 IN THE GULF OF TOKEN |
| Bowersock, Robert/socks | EN2 | Jun 29, 1961 – Jun 29, 1965 | A DIVISION | On the ship 61 to 65. Great education , Ended up working in heating and ac for 50 yrs. Retired Dec. 31, 2010. Enjoyed the Med Cruises. |
| Haney, John, Danny | e4 | Mar 22, 1962 – Mar 22, 1962 | v 2 | ANY OF MY FRIENDS WHO WHERE IN V2 DIVISION, CATAPULTS AND ARRESTING GEAR, PRIMARY FLIGHT CONTROL CAN SHARE SOME GOOD MEMORIES WITH ME... THANKS |
| Vannorman, Mitch | BT2 | Jul 17, 1962 – Jun 14, 1966 | engineering | |
| Pochop, Allan | ADR2 | Sep 1962 – Sep 1963 | Power Plants | Looked arcoss the island and there were two UF's, I just came from NAS Port Lyatuey, as a qualified SAR flight mech. Navy assigns me to AEW?......does the Navy detialer look at ones quals.. |
| Falcone, Amedeo | petty officer 3rd class | Jan 1, 1963 – Jun 28, 1965 | commassary | Looking to find former shipmates, especially Bruce Morelle. Toured the Mediterranean and was part of the Cuban blockade |
| Wood, Terry | BM3 | Sep 20, 1963 – Dec 18, 1965 | Deck Hand | |
| Rosenburg, David | E-4 | Oct 15, 1963 – Dec 8, 1966 | Boiler Tender | Is any old friends out there signed the "WORM" E-Mail me at starabcd@yahoo.com |
| Schneider Jr, Herschel | EN2 | Apr 28, 1964 – Apr 23, 1967 | Weapons | I spend 4 years in the Navy. Got training to work on aircraft and spent my career as a aircraft mechanic. |
| Davis, James | EN3 | Jun 16, 1964 – Apr 18, 1968 | engineman | Station on the USS Laffey 724 known as The Ship That Would Not Die during the world war 2 era. served a year on the ship and a bunch of swell guys. |
| Mauldin, Douglas | FIREMAN | Oct 20, 1965 – Oct 20, 1966 | M | ABOARD THE U.S.S. RALEIGH RIGHT AFTER BOOT CAMP 1965. TRANSFERRED 1966 TO U.S.S. HORNET CVS-12. REMEMBER MY BUDDY VINNIE, WHO INVITED ME TO DINNER WITH HIS WIFE. THEY WERE BORN AGAIN CHRISTIANS. |
| Braden, Ew | BM3 | Feb 1, 1966 – Mar 1, 1967 | Unknown | Call me at (715) 508-4864 I would like to talk to old friends about our experiences |
| Graves, Roy | E5 | May 31, 1966 – May 1, 1968 | MCB 5 | Am honored to have served with such fine men. 66 to DaNang, 67 to Dong Ha, 68 to home |
| McGuire, Jim | E-3 | Aug 1969 – 1970 | R-2 | |
| Abercrombie, Robert. (Abby) | MM3 | Oct 1969 – Aug 1972 | Engine room | |
| Wagnon, Steve | e-3 | 1970 – 1972 | et | just been remembering some of the time aboard the petrel,,lots of fishing,,beer baseball games in peurto rico,,also trying to remember the guy who,after i left in feb of 72 who was arrested for murder of some girls |
| Baldwin, Sid | BT-3 | Jan 1, 1971 – Jan 1, 1973 | B- Division | Served in the forward fire room as burner-man and upper level watch, night watch in port and roving watch ion port as well. |
| Benoit, Larry | Boilerman SN | Apr 1, 1971 – Dec 23, 1971 | Boilerman | Served on the Charlie P from April 71 to Dec 71. Was Boiler Tech. in forward boiler room and was assigned to Damage Control. Got out just prior to 72 world cruise. Spent 34 yrs in NH Air National Guard. Retired 2010. |
| Johanning, Jerome | btfn | 1972 – | boiler op | very good ship to be aboard |
| Patterson, John/ Jay | John Patterson RM 2 | Feb 1, 1973 – Apr 1, 1973 | OC Radio Central | anyone at Navy Yard during Operation Homecoming the POW's returned from Vietnam to St Albans Naval Hospital March-April 1973 need to verify events |
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