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The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Chicago (CG 11). 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 432 crew members registered for the USS Chicago (CG 11).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1964 | 1965 – 1966 | 1967 – 1968 | 1969 – 1970 | 1971 – 1972 | 1973 – 1974 | 1975 – 1976 | 1977 | 1978 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moore, Proctor | IC-2 | 1975 – Nov 15, 1978 | E-Division | |
| Terry, Ron | OS2 | 1975 – 1979 | OI | went on two West Pacs in 76' amd 78' had a super good time overseas in the Orient..met lots of good people, partied my ass off, got real close to navy buddies, Artie,Provinzano, Peaches,Bob McCoy, Uncle Bill, Rookie, |
| Hill, Denis | MM3 to MM2 | Jan 1975 – Jul 1977 | G Gang & M Div | A lot of history, real professional crew. Learned a great deal from that tour of duty. |
| Houle, Tim | MM2 | Apr 6, 1975 – Dec 21, 1978 | M | |
| Bratchie, Tom | RM2 | Apr 10, 1975 – Jun 17, 1977 | CR | Had some great times while serving on the mighty Chicago. Have a lot of memories from Westpac and other cruises. Stayed in touch with some but over the years lost contact with them. |
| Pieper, Mike | GMG3 | May 1975 – Jan 1979 | 6th | gunners mate |
| Walter, Bruce | Ensign | May 1975 – Jul 1977 | OE | Great ship with great crew! |
| Diaz, Alvin | BT2 | May 15, 1975 – Dec 20, 1979 | B-Div #1FR | Hey guy's still alive in Alaska got lots to say with little room. e-mail eightbits37@hotmail.com n we'lll chat nice to see the shipmates names and glad u got hair told that story lots of times well take care n lol. ARD |
| Cochran, Mike | FTM2 | Jun 1975 – Dec 17, 1979 | OE | A FT (AN/SPS-48A search radar) in an ET world, but it wasn't bad. Great guys and great fun. |
| Adolph, Stephen | EM3 | Jun 1975 – Aug 11, 1977 | E | I came to the Chicago some time around June 75, did mess duty in the Chief's mess, worked in the electrical shop, GQ station was Control Board #2 |
| Van Warrebey, John | LI2 | Jun 15, 1975 – 1977 | Admin | First WESTPAC and spent over 100 days in Subic Bay in and out. What a GREAT time inport. |
| Bentley, Glen | ET1 | Aug 1975 – Jun 1977 | OE | CAL Lab |
| Potts, Robert "Bob" | YN3 - YN2 | Sep 17, 1975 – Jun 5, 1977 | X-1 and Weapons | Served in the Captain's Office as well as the Weapons Department Yeoman. Would enjoy hearing from any of the crew. E-Mail: YNCSUSN@AOL.COM |
| Warren, Wilford Jerome | OS3 | Oct 1975 – Sep 2, 1977 | OI | |
| Anderson, Randy Anderson | ETR2 | Nov 1975 – Nov 1979 | OE | Had a great time on-board, there are many of my old friends signed up. |
| Foster, Michael | FTM2 | Dec 1975 – Mar 1979 | Tartar | |
| Williams, Ted | JO2 | Dec 1, 1975 – Sep 30, 1976 | Public Affairs | I was the Assistant Public Affairs Officer in charge of Radio, TV, and PAO. For a flagship the crews' Mess Decks was the worst I had ever come across. This ship, the XO and Public Affairs Officer ended my Naval career after 14 years. |
| Lay, Kerwin | OS3 | Dec 8, 1975 – Jun 26, 1979 | OI | This is the only ship that I served on, and I had the opportunity to make to West Pac cruises. I'll never forget the many Port and Starboard watches, (12 hour) shifts that I had to stand, and of course standing duty on the infamous bridge. |
| Westmoreland, Frank | OSSN | Dec 14, 1975 – Apr 1977 | OI | |
| Olivo, Jose | PN2 | 1976 – 1979 | PN | |
| Willey, Steven | FTM2 | 1976 – 1978 | T-3 | Worked Over Seas for last 15 Years and heading back to the States 2013. Willeysteven@Hotmail.Com |
| Bauman, Frank | RM3 | 1976 – 1980 | CR | Decommissioning crew |
| Driskill, John | PH2 | 1976 – 1978 | X Division | I ran the one man Photolab from 1976 to 1978 until I left the Navy. Went on the West Pac Cruise and got out when we got back to the States. |
| Kellogg, Paul Kevin | SN | 1976 – 1978 | 1st | The USS Chicago was an amazing ship. What I cannot forget was being Starboard lookout on the bridge during a typhoon and the ship would roll 20 degrees to port and 20 to starboard. Waves engulfed the bow to the 0-2 lvl. |
| Wray, Charlie | BT-1 | Jan 10, 1976 – Jul 10, 1978 | B | Finest ship in the fleet. Now THAT was a great ship. |
| Darby, Robert | e-1 | Jan 11, 1976 – Jul 21, 1977 | uss chicago cg-11 | worked frt engine room.living in tacoma,wa. and am a union ironworker out of seattle.was on restriction every time we went through hawaii,but had a heck of a good time with you cats.i picked up a model of ship here in t |
| Demoret, Stephen | IC-3 | Jan 15, 1976 – May 25, 1979 | E | The mighty Chi was the best tour in my 20 yrs. I served with my twin brother James and also with Roger Kubischta who is now the president of BAE Systems Hawaii. |
| Thomas, Clency | RM2 | Feb 1, 1976 – May 1, 1978 | CR | My best duty station, served onboard with younger brother, we ran radio central (delta section). I retired in 1993. I was blessed to have known and serve with GREAT people on Chicago. GOD bless them all! |
| Sisco, Marion | MM3 | Mar 1976 – Dec 1979 | M | |
| Laporte, Guy Joseph | FTM3 | Mar 1976 – Jul 1979 | tartar | |
| Schmidt, Arthur (Big-un) | RM2 | Mar 14, 1976 – Jul 6, 1979 | CR | The best experience during my 20 years... |
| Clark, Rodney | RM2 | Mar 15, 1976 – Jan 1, 1978 | CR | Best command I ever served. Camaraderie was unsurpassed. Never had such good friends before or since. The mighty Chi will always hold a special place in my heart. |
| McGowan, Patrick | ETR2 | Apr 1976 – Nov 1978 | OE | |
| Maki, Nathan | HT2 | May 1976 – Mar 1980 | R Div | |
| Acciavatti, Phil | MM/E4 | Jun 3, 1976 – Sep 7, 1979 | "M" Division | Never forget waiting to board the ship in Subic Bay, and encountering my first Monsoon in 1976. Being 18 at the time, working down in the bowels of a guided missile cruiser, you sure learned how to man up quick! |
| Csurnceyjr@gmail.com, Clifford | Mess Specialist SR Clifford Mohawk Surncey Junior | Jun 8, 1976 – Mar 21, 1977 | S2 Division | I enjoyed being a cook on the USS Chicago CG-11 . I love preparing and serving a variety of meals from International Cusines , and traveling to several different countries. I met a lot of friends onboard the Chicago. |
| Osbourn, Edward | HM2 | Jul 1976 – Mar 1977 | Medical (H Division) | First ship I ever sailed on. I was onboard for the last cruise of the Chi. Made alot of great friends and enjoyed the time I spent on the ship. |
| Touba, Val | FTM1 | Jul 1976 – Jul 1976 | T-3 | Great memories of missile shoots, horsing around with shipmates while underway or ashore and, seeing half the world. I made 2 half WesPacs and one full one with her. I'm now on the reunion committee. Please contact me! |
| Brown, Robert | LI2 | Jul 8, 1976 – Mar 1980 | X Print Sshop | I left her after decommission. I helped get her underway when she was towed to Washington. It was sad to see her go that way not even under her own power, and only five of us onboard. |
| Rankin, Leonard (Sonny Or Doc) | HM2 | Aug 15, 1976 – Nov 12, 1978 | MEDICAL | This was one of the greatest experiences of my Naval career of 22 years. The command and crew were the best in the fleet in my opinion and I have many, many fond memories of serving on the most powerful Guided Missle Cruiser in the world. |
| Parks, Charles | GMCS | Aug 21, 1976 – Sep 12, 1979 | T-3 | |
| Sykes, Gregory | Mm | Sep 1976 – Jun 1978 | A | Enjoyed 3west pack.greatest ship in the world. |
| Friend, Randy | MM3 | Sep 10, 1976 – Oct 1980 | M | |
| Watson, Johnney | BT3 | Sep 16, 1976 – Sep 12, 1980 | B | Where the Hell are all Ya'LL |
| Wilson, Mark | BM2 | Oct 1976 – May 1980 | 1st | To ALL USS CHICAGO PERSONNEL. Ahoy Shipmates! Come and join us on facebook. Just type USS CHICAGO CG-11 in the search.We tell seastories share pics and always come up with project to keep us busy. |
| King, Kenneth | JO3 | Oct 15, 1976 – Sep 15, 1978 | NAVAGATION/PUBLIC AFFAIRS | I WAS ONE OF THE LUCKY ONES WHO WORKED FOR ENS. SABALOS. HE WAS A GREAT GUY. KINDA SLOW SOMETIMES TO CATCH THE MEANING OF THINGS .WE USED TO MESS WITH HIS HEAD ALL THE TIME! |
| Jackson, Mike | RM3 | Nov 1976 – Jan 1980 | CR | |
| Jones, David | RM3 | Nov 28, 1976 – Aug 1, 1978 | CR, X(MAA) | |
| White, Gary | ETR3 | Dec 1976 – Jun 1978 | OE | |
| Wall, Craig | BMSN | Dec 20, 1976 – 1979 | 3, 7 | Was in 7th Div (Ships Boats) for the last two West Pacs, Coxswain OMB, Utilities, and Life boat final cruise. I was coxswain in charge when we pulled the Vietnamese Boat People out of the S. China Sea. |
| Calvillo, Mike | IC2 | Dec 27, 1976 – Apr 1980 | E | My 1st ship & the best. I was on her before they scrapped her in Bremerton...possibly the last crew member to walk her very quiet decks at that time. Our names were still listed in the shop & on our racks as we decom'd her many yrs back. |
| Causey, Jerry (Jd) | HT2 | Dec 29, 1976 – Mar 1980 | R |
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