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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Cornielle, JUSS Jacksonville (SSN 699)MM2EM01Feb 25, 2002 –
Crandall, JamesUSS Jacksonville (SSN 699)ET1(SS)Electronics DivisionNov 1986 – Nov 1989Good Times and some not so good times but an experience to be remembered. The most significant memory is the Shock Trials - Boy was that fun!
Cabrera, MauricioUSS Dallas (SSN 700)E-3/STSSonarJul 1, 1998 – Sep 13, 1998I am honored and proud to served aboard the USS Dallas. I was severely injured aboard and medevac off the submarine on Sept 13, 1998. I worked at ONI after convalescent leave ended and honorably retired indefinitely on March 30, 2000.
Calverley, DavidUSS Dallas (SSN 700)RMC(SS)Radio1991 – 1993
Canfield, BillUSS Dallas (SSN 700)IC1(SS)EDec 1978 – Dec 1982Founding member of Dallas Dove. BOB! Cover 2nd Base! Still have my jersey (Scary...). Can-Du! (Hi Gary!)
Carney, JoshUSS Dallas (SSN 700)E-6/ET1Reactor ControlJun 23, 2004 – Nov 7, 2007Met lots of great people. Never forget the Fuck Job!
Cassidy, MicUSS Dallas (SSN 700)CSSRCSMay 8, 2008 –Not on the boat yet, but for anyone who checks this, just know this guy is coming.
Cecchini, AdamUSS Dallas (SSN 700)MM2/SSAAug 1999 – Jan 2004
Cherrington, MikeUSS Dallas (SSN 700)ETCS/SSRC/EngineeringJan 2, 1982 – May 15, 1986Served as RC LPO and Bull Nuke. Left after the 86 Med Run to go to the Senior Academy. Retired in 1990 as a Master Chief from Nuclear Field A School. Went on to work as a Senior Engineer and a big career change to accountant.
Cinque, MichaelUSS Dallas (SSN 700)LTMay 9, 1995 – Nov 30, 1998
Clark, BobUSS Dallas (SSN 700)LTMPA/DCAJun 1979 – Aug 1981Great Ship, Great Crew, Always proud to be associated with the big D
Coates, DavidUSS Dallas (SSN 700)IC2/SSICFeb 1, 1988 – Mar 1, 1990I grew up on the Dallas and learned a lot of valuable lessons in life that college didn't teach. I wish I had appreciated it more as a young man. I do appreciate my experiences now. Guys, thanks for the memories I'll carry until death.
Collins, EricUSS Dallas (SSN 700)HN(SS)DeckOct 25, 1999 – Dec 1, 2003Good boat, learned alot, and made a few very good friends. Will one day return to the submarine force as a Independant Duty Corpsman, hopefully on a fast attack out of Groton Connecticut. Will never forget the fun we had in control.
Conley, RobertUSS Dallas (SSN 700)MM3/SSAJun 1983 – Mar 1987
Conley, RobertUSS Dallas (SSN 700)MM3/SSA-GangJun 1983 – Mar 7, 1987
Coons, KennethUSS Dallas (SSN 700)ET 3 / E4Reactor ControlsApr 1995 – May 1996
Cormier, Rob (Beavercreek)USS Dallas (SSN 700)MM31997 – 2000IF YOU SERVED WITH ME, SEND ME AN EMAIL.
Costantini, Steve DemundUSS Dallas (SSN 700)MM1(SS)AMar 1, 1994 – Feb 1, 1998Worked in the MIC Office during the Portsmouth NH Overhaul. Stood watch as In-port Duty Chief. Chief of the Watch underway New London after overhaul... moored... commenced terminal leave.
Cousino, MartyUSS Dallas (SSN 700)STS2(SS)SonarMar 31, 1981 – May 18, 1984Went to college after. Teaching Elementary School.
Crane, Shawn "Cornfed"USS Dallas (SSN 700)MM3/SSMDec 2003 – Jan 2005
Cummings, RogerUSS Dallas (SSN 700)SK3supplyDec 15, 1985 – Apr 5, 1988
Curtis, DuaneUSS Dallas (SSN 700)E-4 QM 3/SSNavopsJan 20, 1993 – Dec 5, 1996
Cain, TimUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)ETC/SSNavigationOct 5, 1990 – Dec 11, 1995Don't count on sleep
Cameron, Keith "K-9"USS La Jolla (SSN 701)STS2/SSSonar/WepsMar 19, 1999 – Nov 20, 2003Good times there. I will always cherish the friendship and knowledge I have obtained on my tour of LJ. Fortune Favors The Brave.
Case, AlanUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)EM1/SSElectricalMar 10, 1995 – Mar 10, 2000 Work for the City of Pasadena, CA as a Senior Power Dispatcher. email: alandcase@hotmail.com.
Cheh, RichardUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)STS2/SSSonarSep 27, 1979 – Nov 28, 1983
Chucta, DaveUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)E 5TMOct 31, 1979 – Oct 31, 1981 House burned down. Looking to replace Com.Crew book. And find Com.crew members.Plankowner
Chupp, JohnUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)EM2EMay 1991 – Nov 1994The boat was akin to the armpits of a diseased New Jersey street whore, and the engine-room bilges smelt of the bowels of Satan. ...I did not enjoy my time upon, (as Todd Huggett says...) "the jewel of the pacific..."
Cold, Robert "Bubba"USS La Jolla (SSN 701)TM3TorpedoSep 1, 1981 – Aug 28, 1985When I got out I asked myself, "What kind of jobs are there for guys who know how to shoot torpedos and missiles?" I am launching Sounding rockets for NASA and get to travel all over the world guys. Thanks for the training.
Cold, Robert / BubbaUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)TM3/SSTorpedoJan 1982 – Aug 1985Many more good memories than not, looking back. Working for NASA now, launching rockets and still working with ordnance at Wallops Flight Facility, Wallops Island, VA.
Cole, JimUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)LTElec/Comm/MPAOct 1982 – Oct 1985Those were good years. Learned alot.
Colehour, GrahamUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)EM3ESep 1, 2010 – Mar 1, 2012Went to NNPTC/NPTU 2008-2010. Was 905-M in A school. 905 in power school. 906 in prototype (Charleston). Then went to SSN-701 La Jolla in Hawaii
Corts, NormanUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)MM2MApr 4, 1982 – May 20, 1986Also: Norman.Corts@FedEx.com Edited: 10Nov2004
Corts, NormanUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)MM2(SS)Apr 4, 1982 – May 20, 1986
Corts, NormanUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)MM2(SS)Mechanical - NuclearApr 4, 1982 – May 23, 1986
Cummings, RogerUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)SK/SSsupplyJun 16, 1997 – Oct 20, 1998
Camacho, TroyUSS Phoenix (SSN 702)YNC(SS)Yeoman1993 – 1995Leading Yeoman
Case, DougUSS Phoenix (SSN 702)ET1(SS)Reactor ControlFeb 5, 1995 – Jul 29, 1998In the same shipyard we decommissioned in,on an older boat refueling. Makes sense right?
Childress, PaulUSS Phoenix (SSN 702)MM2May 1986 – Jul 8, 1990
Clarke, SteveUSS Phoenix (SSN 702)EM1(SS)ElectricalOct 1979 – Jul 1982

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