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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Alfonso, JustinUSNS Bridge (T-AOE 10)E-4/ BM31stOct 23, 2001 – Jun 29, 2004I have experienced and learned a lot during my time on Bridge. It has been one of the most rewarding times in my life. I have spent my whole Naval career on board, and I can't think of a better way to start a career.
Alfonso, MarioUSS Gridley (CG 21)E4ICMar 10, 1982 – Jan 5, 1986Came aboard her in 1982. Worked for the Captain. Had a lot of good friends and haters. all in all had good times and bad. Was able to become a "shellback"
Alfonso, RandyUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)SN1secondDec 3, 1972 – Aug 29, 1974i miss the crew and the good times on the sac.wonder where osander is?
Alfonso, RodriguezUSS Newport News (CA 148)LI 3EXJul 13, 1971 – Jun 19, 1975AS I LOOK BACK, THESE REALLY WERE GOOD YEARS. THEY MADE ME WHO I AM. I MAM LIVING IN BROOKLYN, N.Y AND WOULD LIKE MTO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO SERVED WITH ME ON THIS GREAT SHIP. I WAS A PART OF THE DECOM OF THIS HISTORIC SHIP, SADLY SHE WAS SCRAPED.
Alfonso Jr, Joe, Joseph, LeftyShadows (VQ 4)PRANbranchApr 15, 1981 – Aug 20, 1983THE TOUGHEST PRAN/SAR TO COME THROUGH THE COMMAND . CMDR ROBERT PETERSON.
Alfonzo, HectorUSS Patterson (DE 1061)EM-3Electrical1974 – 1975
Alford, AlfUSS Camden (AOE 2)BT3BOILERSJan 1992 – May 1994BEST TIME OF MY LIFE, UNTIL I GOT CAUGHT SMOKING IN AN UNAUTHORIZED AREA. OH WELL, STILL HAD A GREAT TIME.
Alford, AlfUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)BT3BOILERSFeb 1991 – Jan 1992Had the time of my life. It was truly a great time.
Alford, AlfUSS Midway (CV 41)BT3BOILERSJan 1989 – Feb 1991Good Times!!!!
Alford, Cardinal Yoo-hooUSS Gary (FFG 51)DS2Combat SystemsJun 1996 – Apr 29, 1999Proud member of the P.A.P.E.R. clip club as well as a founder of the Beeridians
Alford, CarrollUSS Denver (LPD 9)sf3r divisionAug 10, 1968 – May 16, 1972Pre-com and plankowner. Have alot of fond memories spent with friends.
Alford, CharlieUSS Saratoga (CV 60)E3ORDANANCE MECH.Jun 18, 1972 – Feb 13, 1973does anyone remember the race riots on board the ship.if you do tell me about it .
Alford, DarrenUSS Arthur W. Radford (DD 968)DC2RJul 27, 1999 – Jan 13, 2003REMEMBER THE BODY SLAMS,REPAIR 5 AND THE CAGE. THAT SHIP WAS A BIG PIECE. BUT THE CREW MADE EVER MINUTE WORTH THE EFFORT TO STAY AFLOAT.
Alford, DavidUSS Tunny (SSN 682)E 5SONARDec 1, 1972 – Oct 1, 1974
Alford, DavidUSS New York City (SSN 696)E5SONARJul 29, 1977 – Jul 29, 1979
Alford, DocUSS O'Brien (DD 975)HMCNX1976 – 1979Plankowner. Great crew and many great memories. Remained in the Navy and retired in 2006 as CAPT.
Alford, Gary profile iconUSS Roanoke (AOR 7)E1Deck Hand1979 – 1981Some people I remember are Rich Merrill, Jimmy Eason, Jim Booth, Robert Miller, Wayne Huxhold. I can't remember the names of everyone in the gang. I think Pat Malone and a man named Christie. You called me the creeper.
Alford, Gary Aka BigarmsUSS Ranger (CV 61)AT3Avionics1979 – 1982Hawaii Phillipines Thailand Sri Lanka Hong Kong...11 months at sea during the hostage crisis loved it all. Drank much too much through it all but what can you say? Anyone still around from those days?
Alford, GeorgeUSS Lawrence (DDG 4)E6RAug 10, 1970 – Aug 11, 1974I am retired from the service with 34 years counting the Navy, Air Force Res. and Active duty, and the Air Narional Guard. I would love to hear from old buddies from the Navy.
Alford, GeraldUSS Woodrow Wilson (SSBN 624)MM1MDec 10, 1987 – May 15, 1991
Alford, James Allen profile iconUSS Casimir Pulaski (SSBN 633)E5/QMQMSep 15, 1983 – Sep 14, 1987
Alford, Jim profile iconBulls (VA 37)AE-3AE shopFeb 1, 1970 – Oct 5, 1972One med, 71, also west pac and equator crossing, worked in va37 AE shop with, slick, Chief Mac, Benny Pugh, and others.
Alford, JohnUSS Sand Lance (SSN 660)E-3supply1980 – 1983Miss all you guys
Alford, JohnUSS Skipjack (SSN 585)mm3A GangJan 1982 – 1983
Alford, John Nickname RockUSS Sand Lance (SSN 660)SK SN (SS)supplyDec 29, 1980 – Jul 1983i had the best time and fondest memories of my life aboard the sandlance i would like to hear from any of the old crew you can contact me at sandlancessn660@yahoo.com
Alford, KevinUSS Vicksburg (CG 69)ET2CEOct 1993 – Sep 1997I am The purple headed Punisher!
Alford, KevinUSS Pittsburgh (SSN 720)EM2(SS)ElectricalJun 1985 – Jun 1989Plank owner. Fond memories of my time onboard as I reflect back on my career in retirement.
Alford, MatthewUSS Chosin (CG 65)IC2 E-5Sep 14, 2001 – Jul 15, 2004Had a good time but hated Capt Boorda. Crazy Eddy needs a good old eneema. What up to twiggs and Ruben. Smoke one with your dogg
Alford, MichaelUSS Guitarro (SSN 665)E-4torpedoApr 20, 1987 – Jul 19, 1990
Alford, MichaelUSS Guitarro (SSN 665)TM2/SStorpedoMay 1987 – Jul 1990Lots of memories. Wish i would of stayed longer
Alford, MichaelBlue Hawks (VA 72)AD2aircraftJul 13, 1989 – Mar 18, 1991I am looking for anyone that I served with. I am looking for someone that serve during operation just cause Panama. I am wanting to know the date that we lose three aircraft in less than 24 Hours. Thanks
Alford, Michael / 'Al'USS Copeland (FFG 25)SH31stAug 13, 1983 – Jul 25, 1987Who are these guys, I recognise a few. And I WAS the U.S.S. Copeland. Dont swap d for c. Any I can't remember much of the 2 wes-pac's, and persian gulf blues, so I must've had SOME good times. Glenn, ill never 4-get u 2 brother!!!
Alford, Mike (Coonass)USS Raleigh (LPD 1)EN2A GangSep 9, 1973 – Sep 10, 1977Getting old and retired from USPS and wondering about some of my old buddies from The Raleigh. We had some very fun times but a lot of tomes we wondered what the hell we were doing there Good times looking back,
Alford, Phillip (Al)USS Hoel (DDG 13)MM2MJun 16, 1962 – Nov 19, 1964Plank Owner / would like to hear from M division 1961 to 1964. Contact number 985-863-3464. Wonderful time of my life made some great friends. Would do it again! Hope to see some of you Aug 2013 reunion Everette Seattle.
Alford, RayUSS San Jacinto (CG 56)CTRSNMar 2009 – Mar 2012Joining the crew in March after I finish C School. Would love to be contacted by someone currently on the ship to let me know how things are going.
Alford, RayUSS Ponce (LPD 15)E -3B/T1972 – 1974Hey man, w up. God bless you all get back with a few words. ASAP,
Alford, RobertUSS Kansas City (AOR 3)BT3Jan 10, 1981 – Oct 1984Retired in 2000 and through out my career,up to present, I think of the K.C., the guys I served with and the times we had. The most memorable was becoming a shellback!
Alford, RobertUSS Portland (LSD 37)E-6/BT/MMP-1May 1996 – Jun 1999Very interresting tour. Forward pit was the @#%$! Sorry for leaving the ship unexpectedly for the surgery I needed. I wonder what ever happened to our pshyco BT1. The Portland was my last ship before retiring.
Alford, RobertUSS Vulcan (AR 5)E-5/BTR-2Nov 1984 – Nov 1986Between QD watches to bridge watches, from fly away team to pit watches my time on this ol' gal was a huge learning experience. Most memorable was when we had to have our cracked screw blown off with C-4.
Alford, RobertUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)BT1Oil Lab/ABC ShopApr 1989 – Sep 1993My first and only carrier. Great experience on a ship I had the make the best of. To many people makes for alot of waiting in lines. Then of course everything is about the air wings and they weren't even ships company. Oh Well!

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