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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Bish, RichardUSS Carl Vinson (CVN 70)SEAMAN RECRUIT1st deck Oct 11, 1981 – May 11, 1984plankowner
Bish, WilliamUSS Picuda (SS 382)YN2USS PicudaOct 1969 – Nov 1970Transferred to COMSUBFLOT 8 Naples November 1970. Miss camaraderie of Picuda crew, great guys.
Bishof, JamesUSS Moosbrugger (DD 980)MA 11st Then ships OfficeAug 1978 – Dec 1983After serving aboard two ships that where older than WWII, I decided that I would not go on any ship older than me. So I became a plank owner and I never looked back and it was a great time I spent aboard the moose.
Bishop, AaronUSS Los Angeles (SSN 688)MM2(SS)MachineryAug 1996 – Oct 2000Viva Las Vegas
Bishop, AdrianUSS Truett (FF 1095)IC2E-DivAug 1, 1986 – Aug 1, 1989My first ship of a long career. Still in the Navy as a SWCC at over 23 years and will retire at 25. To EMC Estella, thanks for the all the knowledge you instilled into me. Still have my cruise books from 87 & 89.
Bishop, AllenUSS Caloosahatchee (AO 98)2ndJun 15, 1952 – Mar 23, 1956On the Caloosahatchee 3 yrs. 10 months.Would like to hear from any shipmates that era.Allen W. Bishop. allenk4b@aol.com
Bishop, Barry (Chester)USS Fresno (LST 1182)dc3rJan 1987 – Oct 1989Hey to all the guys in Westpac 88. Can't forget the typhoons. Be nice to get in touch with old friends.
Bishop, BenUSS Makin Island (LHD 8)ET2CE/C5Apr 16, 2009 – Oct 18, 2009
Bishop, BennyUSS Portland (LSD 37)mm3MAug 21, 1971 – May 25, 1975Would like to hear from anyone that was on the ship with me in the M division.
Bishop, BillUSS Ajax (AR 6)E3comservgru31969 – 1971
Bishop, BillUSS Randolph (CV 15)AC3opsJul 1956 – Feb 1958Made 2 med cruises, great learning time in my life
Bishop, BillUSS Sierra (AD 18)MM3R-2 Outside Machine ShopSep 1987 – Aug 1990A great experience. Proud to have served.
Bishop, BillUSS Midway (CVA 41)AirmanV11954 – 1955Made world cruise transferring the Midway from the Atlantic to Pacific fleet. Many fond memories of ports of call and great shipmates.
Bishop, BillUSS Dealey (DE 1006)E5/FTDeckJul 2, 1961 – Oct 1, 1963
Bishop, BobbyUSS Princeton (CV 37)RM3OR (Radio)Sep 15, 1950 – Mar 20, 1954Served aboard the Sweet (P) from September 1950 until seperation from service in March 1954.I am retired in NM.
Bishop, BradUSS Arthur W. Radford (DD 968)ETR3OESep 8, 1976 – Jan 5, 1979Plankowner
Bishop, BrianUSS New Jersey (BB 62)SN2ndMar 1, 1987 – Aug 7, 1988
Bishop, BrianUSS Puget Sound (AD 38)IM2R-4Apr 19, 1989 – Oct 5, 1992What a great crew we had in R-4. Great memories. E-mail me @ Hokiebish@cox.net
Bishop, BrianUSS Batfish (SSN 681)FT3FIRE CONTROL1996 – 1997
Bishop, ButchYRST 2 (YRST 2)BM-3BoatwainFeb 13, 1972 – Nov 23, 1975
Bishop, CarlUSS Turner Joy (DD 951)SKSNSupply1975 – 1977It was my home away-from-home aboard this historical ship. Earn my Shellback and Golden Shellback in two consecutive Westpac tours. Commanded by CDR Howard Shores.
Bishop, ChrisUSS Wabash (AOR 5)FC3OPSApr 1985 – Jan 28, 1989Best known for the swim back to the ship from the Maldives after missing the last liberty boat! Dubbed 'The Surf MC's' with Mike Hill and Chris Karamol. **** Join the USS WABASH group on facebook.com! ****
Bishop, ChrisUSS Milwaukee (AOR 2)SK3SupplyMay 1, 1982 – May 1, 1986Great ship, made great friends...Halifax, Rio, what an entertaining time..
Bishop, CraigUSS Scout (MCM 8)ENSSUPPLY2000 – 20031st tour SUPPO...awesome Supply team...unforgettable times onboard the mighty SCOUT!
Bishop, CurtisUSS Leyte Gulf (CG 55)seamanr2007 –
Bishop, CurtisUSS Conolly (DD 979)QM3Admin. and NavigationOct 1, 1991 – Dec 20, 1995I am now MA1 Bishop in the Naval Reserve. Still know where Navy my roots are, however. Hope all past Conolly shipmates are well!!
Bishop, DaleUSNS San Jose (T-AFS 7)ADC(AW/NAC)HC-5 DET 2 and 4Mar 22, 1995 – Aug 10, 1997The best ship ever on the 7 seas!
Bishop, DaleUSNS Niagara Falls (T-AFS 3)ADC(AW/NAC)HC-5 Air-DetachmentFeb 16, 1996 – Sep 3, 1996
Bishop, DanielUSS Lexington (CV 16)MMA-DivAug 21, 1983 –Hydraulic Shop
Bishop, DannyUSS Kidd (DDG 993)RM31987 – 1990Now serving in the Army National Guard.
Bishop, DannyUSS Kidd (DDG 993)RM3OC1987 – 1990
Bishop, DaveUSS Gurnard (SSN 662)MM1(SS)M (ELT)May 1975 – Jul 1979Great crew, several life-long friends. Remember the North Pole run? My first ELT duty - up every 2 hours sampling and discharging the reactor compartment bilges due to condensation.
Bishop, DaveUSS Guam (LPH 9)ABF3V-4Sep 15, 1985 – Sep 15, 1989GOOD TIMES! Ocean View, Hotel California, Paris Meltdown Windown, Nurses from Hell, Currytuck County NC, Graham, Hardison, Owens. Barr, Woodle.......Sup?
Bishop, DaveUSS Duluth (LPD 6)PN2Aug 1972 – Dec 1975Personnel Office with PNC Cort, PN1s Walker, Summers and many others. Print shop with Dave Naleski and Ken Linch. WestPac cruises in 73, 74 and 75. Had more damned fun in those years than any one person should have in a lifetime.
Bishop, DaveUSS Independence (CV 62)E4EngineeringJul 1986 – 1990
Bishop, DavidUSS Ranger (CV 61)DS1Jun 30, 1984 – Dec 20, 1987Worked in OED as the CVIC workcenter supervisor
Bishop, DavidUSS Chowanoc (ATF 100)EM-3 at the timeElectricalMar 1977 – Aug 1977My first real Navy experience. This was temporary duty between EM-A school and Nuclear power school. I thoroughly enjoyed the assignment because the ship had a great crew.
Bishop, David profile iconUSS McKean (DD 784)CS3SupplyJan 26, 1968 – Sep 2, 1969I reported on board fresh out of San Diego Boot Camp as an undesignated FA and was assigned to the Boiler Room. I transferred to Supply Div and was transferred with the rate of CS3 to the USS Truxton .
Bishop, David profile iconUSS Truxtun (DLGN 35)CS2SupplySep 11, 1969 – Sep 21, 1970I reported on board as a CS3 and departed as a CS2. The Truxton was a nice ship and I had some very good friends there.
Bishop, David profile iconNaval Air Station JacksonvilleCS2SupplyOct 31, 1970 – Oct 22, 1971After serving in a Destroyer Squadron for nearly 3 years, NAS JAX was extremely refreshing. I was able to make many friends there in Jacksonville, Fl. I would have re-upped except they offered 6 years of destroyers.

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