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USS Pollack (SSN 603) Crew List
The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Pollack (SSN 603). 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 92 crew members registered for the USS Pollack (SSN 603).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1976 | 1977 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cornell, John David (Jack) | EN2 | 1961 – 1965 | M | New construction, long hours, thank you Captain Harvey Lyons. |
| Schneider, Dick | MM 1 (SS) on Pollack, LCDR at retirement | 1961 – 1966 | Engineering Lead ELT | Best time of my Naval Career. Was 'forced' to shore duty which went well, but never got a sea billet again. Met up with the Commissioning Crew men a few times. Those were good times. |
| Wread, Joe | IC3 | Apr 1962 – Sep 1964 | IC | |
| Cagle, Richard Cags | QM 1 (SS) | Jun 15, 1963 – Nov 15, 1966 | Navigation | Served under Harvey Lyons, one of the fineist Submariner Seamanship Commander in the Atlantic Fleet. Also with QMCM (SS) Ed Dumphy that led me to advance to CPO rank in near record time |
| Patterson, Daniel (Pat) | TM2(SS) | 1964 – 1966 | Weapons | Good boat had some fantastic times aboard.Mr. McNamara I believe you were engineering officer when I left the boat in OCT. 1966. Whatever happened to LT. Joe Farrel? |
| Higgins, Fred | EMC(SS) | 1964 – 1966 | E | Good boat, excellant crew, rewarding adventures in the North Atlantic |
| Richardson, Fred | IC2(SS) Nuke | 1964 – 1966 | IC(Nuke) | Great opportunity, great leadership! Most proud of Frank Kelso and Harvey Lyons’…….two fine Officers and Leaders! Mr Kelso went on to be Fleet Admiral and led the War Effort in Desert Storm! I tried to follow his career! |
| Aldridge, Terry | ET1(SS)NUKE | Mar 1, 1964 – Oct 1, 1968 | Reactor Operations | Plankowner |
| McNamara, Michael | LT | Apr 1965 – Mar 1967 | NAV/OPS | Good boat, Great crew! 2 special ops, 2 NUC's THX Capts H Lyon & P McDonald |
| Crawford, Brinton | EM1(ss) NUKE | Apr 1965 – Nov 19, 1969 | Engineering | Great experience and shipmates. This experience sent me on my way in a career in engineering. I am a graduate of South Florida, registered PE in 25 states, and presently a senior principal in an engineering firm. |
| Dangerfield, Jack (Crash) | SCPOEMC | Sep 19, 1965 – Dec 15, 1970 | EMDIV&EWS | CO'S McDonald & D.D.Boyle. Enjoyed my time on Pollack, enjoyed my time off even more. Had a great crew. Living in Summervile,S.C. Great place. Jo Ann and I have made all of the reunions so far.\, see you in Branson in 10 |
| Mittelstaedt, Don (Gunny) | EMCS(SS) | Dec 1, 1965 – Jun 30, 1986 | Electrical & Interior Communications | Had a wonderful career mainly because of all the great people who worked for me. Would very much appreciate hearing from them. |
| Hurt, William | E-5 | Dec 28, 1965 – Dec 20, 1967 | ||
| Lederle, Jim (Leadline) | QM2(SS) | 1966 – 1968 | ||
| Lorenz, Peter | SEAMAN | Jan 28, 1967 – Jan 28, 1969 | Had a ball. Qualed the boat and had a lot of fun. Tosio and I ran the seamans gang. We got new monel bolts made for the retractables and painted the emerg bouys. Cost a lot of coffee. The COB oked it. shot a lot of eggs at the machinist. | |
| Kolbrak, Kenneth | E9 | Apr 9, 1967 – Mar 1, 1989 | COMMAND | My father Kent A. Kolbrak was the COB of the USS POLLACK all the way to her decommissioning in Mare Island, I know I was there and I'm his son. I want his name added to the list of crew members for this submarine. |
| Adams, Michael | ET1(SS) | 1968 – 1971 | RC | |
| Foust, Larry | MM1 (SS) | Oct 11, 1968 – Jun 11, 1969 | Engineering - Nuclear | Good Times considering the division E-9 form hell! Last boat before I got out. |
| Marlow, Michael | MM1(SS) | 1969 – 1972 | M | |
| Lee, William (Bill) | FTG-3(SS) | Oct 1969 – Apr 1970 | Weps | Great crew! Great times! Great memories! Live in Savannah, Georgia. |
| Reeves, Tim | TMT2 (SS) | Nov 1, 1969 – Jun 15, 1973 | Weapons | Greatest time of my life, the Snake Ranch was unique. Terry, Lathrop, Riley and all the Torpedo gang were the greatest. Left in Charleston to TMT school and later I caught up with the 603 in Hawaii. Great bunch of guys |
Culleney, Stu  | MM1 (SS/DV) | Jan 7, 1970 – Jun 1, 1971 | A gang | What a broken down boat it was. Kept us hopping in the Med. and N. Atlantic on patrol. got to see a lot of europe. |
| Lathrop, William | TM2 E5 (SS) | Dec 1970 – Aug 1974 | WEAPONS | Long Hours, Good Food, Life Lessons, Great People & Forever Memories. |
| Holland, Raymond (Mercury) | TM2SS | Dec 22, 1970 – Jul 21, 1974 | Weapons | Joining the Navy was probably one of the best things I ever did for myself. I learned so much during my time on board the Pollack. I regret not staying in touch with my shipmates. Bill Lathrop still owes me $10.haha. |
| Thier, Al | ICC(SS) | Sep 1971 – Jul 1974 | Electrical | Came aboard following the summer trip to the med which was followed by an immediate trip to the Med. Left after several months in the Charleston Naval Shipyard Many good times on this boat. |
| Rigdon, Michael | BM3/SS/DV | Mar 1972 – Dec 1974 | Great memories, Great Friends | |
| Wright, David | MM1 (SS) | Nov 1, 1974 – Aug 16, 1978 | M-Div | Looking back after over 40 years... greatest time of my life with the greatest people I have ever known. |
| Safrans, Jerry | SKC(SS) | Nov 23, 1974 – Jul 10, 1977 | Supply | First submarine! Igot hooked! Stuck around for 33 yrs and retired a CWO4. Many good memories. |
| Parker, David | ETN2(SS) | Jan 1975 – May 1978 | Reactor Controls | I first served as Helmsman/Planesman/Lookout from Jan 1975 until we changed homeport from Charleston to San Diego. After that I completed my nuke quals and my ss quals. Worked on the fire control tracking party. |
| Russell, Keith (Tats) | IC1 | Mar 15, 1975 – Mar 15, 1977 | FWD IC | I rember sound trials when we camo out of the yards. Don't remember where it was but i missed the boat the second day of tests. Got busted from 1st to 2nd and downhill from there. Anyone out there remember me? Look fwd to hearing from you |
| Mayhugh, Stephen | MM1 (SS) | Jun 1, 1975 – Jul 1, 1979 | M Div | |
| Mayhugh, Stephen | MM1 | Sep 14, 1975 – Jul 28, 1979 | Engineering | I miss you guys.... say Hi... |
| Tucker, Charles (Tuck) | RM2 | Sep 27, 1975 – Sep 27, 1977 | Communications | I remember Rob Lawless, Steve Caznave Authur Wooten Chief Kirk Steven Cordell, Lambert ...good memories |
| Warren, William J Billy Nerraw | TM2 E5 | 1976 – 1979 | weapons/torpedoes | |
| Coffey, Doyle | STSC (SS) | Jan 1976 – 1978 | Sonar | San Diego |
| Perigard, Mike [rabbit] | QM2(SS) | Mar 1976 – Dec 1979 | navigation | great time, great friends, awesome memories. to all the crew i had the pleasure to serve with, it was an honor. |
| Bockhorst, Bock | ET1 | Mar 15, 1976 – Jan 13, 1981 | Reactor Controls | RO on 603 |
| Atchison, Dave | ET2(SS) | Jun 1976 – Apr 1980 | Electronics | Great crew - awesome memories. West Pack towing - port visit to Chinhae - April Fools joke on Mr. Fossum - explosive bolts, mail bag, Sea Bats and reactor rods with newbies - MINSY and Nanaimo - Andy's Hut- Volker Von |
| Hoff, Darcy (Paco) | MM2(SS) | Oct 1976 – Oct 1979 | Forward A-GANG | Change of Command in Guam, Subic. I ran around with Doug Mueller and B.J. Phelps. I remember loading stores and those big reels we had to watch movie marathons with. Jam dive with Brandy on outboard planes and me at helm |
| Hackett, Kris | MS | Oct 7, 1976 – Jun 7, 1979 | Supply | The boat |
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