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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Arnwine, Paul (Eddie)USS Paul Revere (LPA 248)BM3BoatNov 1966 – Apr 1969West Pac Cruise twice. Mike Boat #6. Looking for someone who can remember our boating operation in Vetnam 67,68 & 69. contact me at E-Mail arnwine731@frontiernet.net
Arocha, Pedro "Peter"USS West Virginia (SSBN 736)MS3Mess ManagementMar 1996 – Nov 1998I wish it could've lasted longer, they were the best times of my life so far.
Arocho, IsainUSS MacDonough (DDG 39)e4 bm31st divisionJun 17, 1986 – Aug 23, 1989I had good time with my crew buddies special chad ,covington,fox,bengy,senn,miles a lot of names that I forgot..
Arocho, JohnnyUSS Leftwich (DD 984)e-4communicationsJan 1, 1990 – Sep 25, 1992It wassad to watch the Leftwich sink, I sure miss the eastpack and westpacks.
Arocho, RaulUSS Nitze (DDG 94)GSEFAMPSep 21, 2007 –I THINK THE SHIP IS VERY NICE IT IS THE BEST SHIP ON THE PIER THIS SHIP IS NOT THAT OLD AND DOES NOT HAVE THAT MUCH HISTORY BUT I WILL BE APART OF THAT
Arocho, WilliamNaval Station Roosevelt RoadsEN3Port OpsJul 1981 – Jun 1983
Aromin, JeoffreyUSS Wichita (AOR 1)SEAMANFirstOct 10, 1990 – Mar 12, 1993I would never forget the best of the best that i ever boarded. Its really the "Wicked Witch of the West".
Aron, ElizabethUSS Nereus (AS 17)n/an/a1968 – 1970I want to find people who remember serving with Pedro "Pete" Rangel. (Nereus 1969 and 1970). If you remember him please email me, Elizabeth Aron, at earon@capsf.org and I will explain the purpose of my search. Thanks!
Aron, JamesUSS Miami (SSN 755)LTSupplyOct 1995 – Mar 1998
Aronson, BruceUSNS Butte (T-AE 27)YN2XJul 1974 – Sep 1977
Aronson, Carrol L. (Pete)USS Ticonderoga (CV 14)E-4V-2 CatapultsSep 1968 – Jan 1972I would like to correspond with anyone who served aboard "Tico" in V-2 Cats during that time. Gary Mason if you read this, "I apologize for being a jerk and ruining a great friendship.
Aronson, Carrol L. (Pete)USS Hornet (CV 12)E-4V-2 Arresting GearSep 1969 – Dec 1969I was temporarily transferred aboard the Hornet from the Ticonderoga as a volunteer not knowing she would be picking up Apollo-12. Became a shell back, Great ship, great crew and awesome mission.
Aronson, EricUSS Constellation (CV 64)ABH 4viApr 3, 1987 – Aug 29, 1991
Aronson, EricUSS Constellation (CV 64)ABH3V1Sep 2, 1986 – Aug 18, 1989best carrier ever
Aronson, RUSS Ponchatoula (AO 148)ET-2communications1989 – 1991served with many great guys and gals aboard this vessel
Aronson, RUSNS Sioux (T-ATF 171)ET2communications1986 – 1988great ship, great crew
Aros, AlfredUSS Sperry (AS 12)EMCME-DivJun 1, 1972 – Aug 1, 1976
Aros, GeneUSS Morton (DD 948)ht2engineering1972 – Jun 30, 1973A long time has passed, memories remain. Wonder how people are doing. Does anyone remember the port we came into in NAM? Gene Aros
Aros, JimUSS Forrestal (CVA 59)OS3OIJun 1971 – Dec 1972I am retired, and am available if any of my old shipmates want to contact me.
Aros, RobertUSS Vancouver (LPD 2)AVIATION AIRMANAviationDec 19, 1969 – Jan 23, 1973Landing signal enlisted, Helo shop supervisor
Arotin, PatrickUSNS Comfort (T-AH 20)HNCardiac Care1990 – 1991
Arp, BrianUSS Elmer Montgomery (FF 1082)GMT4Anti-SubApr 18, 1986 – Apr 14, 1988Thinking about you guys often, Soto,Ramos,Timmy,Garza. Jeff Behm and I have hooked upped here in Michigan, drop me a line.
Arpesella, PiervittorioUSS Halyburton (FFG 40)OSCOPERATIONSNov 25, 1997 – Dec 20, 1998Hello, do you remember the Italian Chief
Arpin, Glenn "birdman"USS Whidbey Island (LSD 41)EN1A-GANGAug 1983 – Apr 1988met President Reagan and Nancy in Venice. my small boat, (the captain's gig) had it's flag come up missing afterwards. if they want it back, it'll be on my flagpole on Memorial Day, 28MAY07. try it. it'll be a day to remember! Wavy
Arpin, JamesUSS Leftwich (DD 984)ENSCM/CICJan 1982 – May 1984My first ship and the finest officers and crew with whom I ever served. I can't express how sad I was to hear that she was gone.
Arquette, DanUSS Flasher (SSN 613)FGT1 (SS)WeaponsSep 1, 1964 – Apr 1, 1968Retired as CWO (W-4) in Aug of 1981. Married lady from Thailand. Worked as Field Engineer and QA Manager on several overseas projects for Voice of America. Now happily retired and living in Thailand near Bangkok.
Arquette, JohnUSS Barry (DD 933)BtfnB DivisionMay 13, 1976 – Aug 21, 1981Best and First command I was with.Remember Boston boys?East Boston. Hollyfield was a dick((soory first)), Lindamen ya dick.
Arquette, JohnUSS MacDonough (DDG 39)BT2B1985 – 1990
Arquette, JohnUSS MacDonough (DDG 39)BT2B1985 – 1990
Arquette, MatthewUSS Preble (DDG 88)GM2CG2004 – Dec 17, 2008
Arquillano, QUSS Essex (LHD 2)ABF3AirSep 1995 – Jan 1999seen half the world but didnt get to enjoy shore duty. would've been nice handing out towels and bowling ball on the dry side. oh well. i enjoyed almost every moment on that ship, except for that one ABFC that tried to make my life a living hell.
Arrabito, Michael M.USS Peterson (DD 969)SH31st & Supply1978 – 1982
Arradondo, BookerUSS Tripoli (LPH 10)SM-3Feb 18, 1973 – Mar 11, 1976
Arram, EmadUSS Cape Cod (AD 43)E-4EEMar 1, 1994 – Aug 1, 1996E-3/E-4 APPROXIMATE DATES.
Arranaga, RobertUSS Helena (SSN 725)MM1(SS)1996 – 1997
Arrand, GrahmUSS Dixon (AS 37)MR3Machine ShopSep 1992 – Aug 1994
Arrant, DannyUSS Nathanael Greene (SSBN 636)1ST CLASS PETTY OFFICERElectricalDec 23, 1970 – Jul 23, 1974I am his wife, Paula. Dan passed in April of 1999. He always regretted leaving the ship, and leaving the Navy. This is a tribute to him who loved the Greene and missed it as well as all the men of the Blue as well as the Gold crew.
Arrant, MichaelUSS Charles R. Ware (DD 865)RM2ocJun 12, 1962 – Feb 12, 1966I was a radioman
Arrant, RandyUSS Mount Vernon (LSD 39)E-3b,mJan 1972 – Feb 16, 1973PLANK OWNER SHELL BACK Was on the first crew flew from San Diego to Boston and then South America to San Diego Seen nice places, Met some good friends and Had some good times.
Arrants, Dwain (Toby)USS Gudgeon (SS 567)qm2(ss)SUBMARINE 7TH FLEETAug 1966 – Jul 20, 1969

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