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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anderson, Erik | USS Hartford (SSN 768) | LT | DA WEPS!! | Oct 2002 – Oct 25, 2005 | Civilian Life is awesome....if anyone comes through Indiana look me up!! |
| Anderson, Erik | USS Frank Cable (AS 40) | GM3 | R6/W2 | Sep 30, 2004 – May 31, 2007 | |
| Anderson, Ernie | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | AD2 | VA 34 | Jul 1975 – Aug 1977 | Great memories. Launched me on a successful career with GE Aviation |
| Anderson, Ernie | Blue Blasters (VA 34) | AD2 | squadron | Jan 1975 – Jun 1978 | Extremely fortunate to have proudly served with such great patriots. We took pride and professionalism in everything we did. |
| Anderson, Flounder | Naval Base Pearl Harbor | E3 | USS Current ARS 22 | Sep 5, 1971 – Apr 6, 1972 | I was on the last crew of the Current. My best friends were Noel Kessler, Rodger Allen, Stanley Oliver and Richard Firebend. I still have a Pic of Rodgers Triumph Spitfire after a coconut hit the windshield. |
| Anderson, Frank | USS David R. Ray (DD 971) | OS2 | OI | Jul 1987 – Jul 1991 | |
| Anderson, Frank | USS Anzio (CG 68) | OS1 | OI | Feb 1992 – Feb 1994 | Plankowner |
| Anderson, Frank | USS Whipple (FF 1062) | OS3 | Dec 1981 – Apr 1986 | ||
| Anderson, Fred | USS Mount Whitney (LCC 20) | HT3 | Repair | Mar 12, 1974 – Sep 22, 1977 | Good memories. |
| Anderson, Garfield (Andy) | USS Shea (DM 30) | CS3 | Supply | Jun 18, 1955 – Jul 17, 1957 | |
| Anderson, Garth (Flipper) | USS San Juan (SSN 751) | STSCM(SS) | Sonar | Sep 30, 1990 – Feb 7, 1996 | Boat is built to kick ass and take names. The 1993-1996 gang is still the finest Sonar Division I've seen. |
| Anderson, Garth (Flipper) | USS San Juan (SSN 751) | STSCM(SS) | Sonar | Sep 19, 1990 – Feb 19, 1996 | |
| Anderson, Gary | USS Boone (FFG 28) | RM3 | Aug 21, 1988 – Sep 20, 1991 | ||
| Anderson, Gary | USS Independence (CVA 62) | AN-AO3 | G | Nov 28, 1963 – Feb 10, 1967 | 3 years 2 months and 13 days of boredom, excitement, pleasure, work and great shipmates. Sunrise and sunset on the South China Sea. Clearing ice off the roof in the Artic Circle. The fire on fly off in December of "65. |
| Anderson, Gary | Fighting Redtails (VS 21) | MS3 | squadron s-2 | Mar 1984 – Mar 1988 | Looking to reconnect with old shipmates? |
| Anderson, Gary | Rough Riders (VA 125) | AE-2 | Trouble Shooters | Oct 1970 – Jun 1972 | Assigned to the electric shop & was ask to go to trouble shooters. TS was great, crossed trained in every rate. Worked nights or mids mostly. Played golf at Hanford Country Club a lot. Closed Traders in Visalia often. |
| Anderson, Gary (Andy) | USS Providence (CLG 6) | SEAMON-BM3 | 3rd | Aug 1, 1966 – May 1969 | |
| Anderson, Gayle | USS Randolph (CVA 15) | Airman | VF-142 | 1954 – 1954 | Served as records yeoman for the squadron. |
| Anderson, Geoff | USS Dubuque (LPD 8) | DC3 | repair | Jan 1994 – Nov 1995 | the navy was only good for 2 things, kick ass liberty ports and cool new friends |
| Anderson, Geoffrey (Andy) | USS Warrior (MCM 10) | FIREMAN | Fireman - electricians | Jan 25, 1993 – May 15, 1995 | I am looking for some shipmates that I miss alot.. I served on the warrior for a couple of years and didnt make my apperance very long. : -( I was only a kid then but now I have became the person that my crew was trying to make me into. EMAIL ME pls. |
| Anderson, George | USS Everett F. Larson (DD 830) | RD3 | Operations | 1969 – 1969 | |
| Anderson, George | USS Midway (CV 41) | MM3 | M | Oct 1986 – Oct 1988 | NO. 2 SCREW CREW. GOD FORGIVES,WE DON'T. THERE ISN'T A DAY THAT GOES BY THAT I DON'T THINK ABOUT HAVING THE PRIVILEGE TO HAVE BEEN PART OF MIDWAY MAGIC! |
| Anderson, George | USS Bryce Canyon (AD 36) | E3 | 2nd Div Deck | 1968 – 1970 | Was on the USS Bryce Canyon AD 36 Home port in Hawaii |
| Anderson, George | USS Turner Joy (DD 951) | Sk2 | Supply | 1971 – 1974 | Any one that was assigned to S1 Division from 1971 to 1974 |
| Anderson, George "andy" | USS Nicholas (FFG 47) | STGCS | COMMAND SENIOR CHIEF | Jan 16, 1984 – Jun 30, 1987 | |
| Anderson, Gerald | USS Halyburton (FFG 40) | YN2 | Ship's Office/Admin | Jan 1, 1993 – Mar 31, 1994 | I enjoyed my time on the ship. I guess the funniest time on the med cruise in 93' was when Capt. Brado said we were going to the Red Sea and everyone was happy about the hazardous duty pay then he said we wasn't and we went to the Adriat |
| Anderson, Gerald(andy) | USS Worden (CG 18) | BTFN | Aug 3, 1963 – Dec 10, 1965 | Shellback/plank owner | |
| Anderson, Gilbert ( Andy) | USS Sumter (LST 1181) | SH3 | Supply | Jun 20, 1970 – Sep 15, 1972 | Plank owner,first ships barber,great group of sailors,left the Navy in Aug 1979 as SH1. |
| Anderson, Gilbert ( Andy) | Naval Base Guam | SH1 | Navy Exchange 1yr / Navsta Brig 1 1/2 yrs | Sep 1976 – May 1979 | Managed the barracks 20 area on Navsta, Section Leader at Navsta Brig ( best duty as for time off, 1 day on 3 days off) Great Times |
| Anderson, Glen | USS Notable (MSO 460) | COOK | 1942 – | My dad, Glen Anderson, served aboard the USS Notable during WWII. Sometime around D-Day as the Notable was one of the weather ship predicting bad weather for June 5, 1944 and ultimately postponing the invasion by a day. | |
| Anderson, Glendon (Andy | Naval Air Transport Squadron 21 (VR 21) | e3 | squadron | Apr 8, 1957 – | was in line shack with gibsion |
| Anderson, Glenn | USS Archerfish (SSN 678) | EM2 (NUCLEAR) | E | 1976 – 1979 | |
| Anderson, Glenn | USS Truett (FF 1095) | EM1 | E | Apr 1979 – Oct 1980 | |
| Anderson, Grady | USS Patriot (MCM 7) | STG3 | as | 1991 – 1993 | Some of the best time in my life. STG1 Durrant, i will always remember you a the supervisor who gave me hope that the NAVY could actually be good. Thanks. Who can remember the squared cirle?... haha... |
| Anderson, Grady | USS Kingfisher (MHC 56) | OS2/MN1 | OPS | 1996 – 2000 | what can i say, those memories help me smile when nothing else will! to my fellow plankowners... you know me, and what has to be said can't be said with out editing!.. WHAT DOES MHC STAND FOR?... |
| Anderson, Grady | USS Inchon (MCS 12) | OS2 | ops | 1993 – 1996 | tough times, but great... SHELLBACK... tough cruise of '94, but worth it in the end.. hello to all in ops... hope you are doing well |
| Anderson, Grady | USS Paul (FF 1080) | STG3 | sonar | 1988 – 1990 | crazy times, some bad, some good, but most of the guys where great... except the !@# officers volunteering us for everything!.. hope you guys are doing good... drop me a line... |
| Anderson, Greg | USS Claude V. Ricketts (DDG 5) | HT3 | r | 1985 – 1989 | what a trip! I would do it again if I could. |
| Anderson, Greg | USS Claude V. Ricketts (DDG 5) | Ht3 | R | 1985 – 1989 | |
| Anderson, Greg | USS Mathews (AKA 96) | SN | 2nd | 1966 – 1968 | Looking for anyone who was in deck force 1966 to 1968 or any one else. ATTEN: Sam Shattuck I have a copy of the deck log 1966 to 1967. |
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