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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Baker, Paul 'Bucky'USS Pargo (SSN 650)TM3WEPS1985 – 1989From the shipyard in Bremerton, through sea trials and to the Thames in Groton. A Med run, a Northern run and memories of friends that will be with me always. Stories that could fill a book and lessons to last a lifetime
Baker, PernellUSS Halsey (CG 23)SK3SupplyJul 14, 1969 – Nov 10, 1971
Baker, PernellUSS Mataco (ATF 86)SK3Supply S11973 – 1974It was a short stay, but it was great working with the Navy Oceanographic team measuring ocean currents in the South Pacific. Never will forget the education and opportunity to work with the engineers and divers. Great!
Baker, PerryUSS Seattle (AOE 3)FNM DivisionJan 6, 1994 – Sep 16, 1995While assigned to the USS Seattle I was an undesignated Fire Man working in the aft engine room
Baker, PeteNaval Mobile Construction Battalion 62 (NMCB 62)CMCNA companyMar 1973 – Jul 1975Made deployments to Guam & Rota, Spain
Baker, PeterUSS Helena (SSN 725)ET1Reactor ControlsJun 1994 – Aug 1997
Baker, PeterUSS Helena (SSN 725)ET1/SSReactor ControlsJun 1, 1994 – Aug 15, 1997pfb687@gmail.com
Baker, PeterUSS Ranger (CVA 61)RM2Communications1974 –A great experience.
Baker, Peter (Rp)USS Robert L. Wilson (DD 847)RM3OperationsJan 2, 1970 – Aug 23, 1971Servdc on-board the "Willy Boat" with Jay Pat, Squirrel. Mac, Mr Mac Jerry "Brad" and others. Hope to hear from some here.
Baker, Philip profile iconUSS Glover (AGDE 1)MM2Engineering1973 – 1975Worked in the engine room, had a MM chief named Charlie Pryor and another named Manny Gutierez "my" first class was Terry Sigl. Always wondered what became of them. We spent quite a bit of time in Guantanamo.
Baker, Phillip JedUSS Batfish (SSN 681)MM3May 10, 1972 – May 20, 1975
Baker, Phillip JedUSS Batfish (SSN 681)May 10, 1973 – May 10, 1975
Baker, QuentinUSS Jouett (CG 29)MM3MJan 1990 – Jun 1993I want to say it was an honor and pleasure to ride on Da Jolly J. If you remember me you know what that mean. I was from Georgia. I want to say thanks to all of those that served aboard a classy vessell like the Jouett. 4 the snipes especially.
Baker, R.k.USS Bristol (DD 857)IC3EOct 1954 – May 1957
Baker, RalphUSS Wisconsin (BB 64)1943 – 1945Ralph Baker is my uncle. He died in 2004. If anyone reads this and remembers his rank and service dates please send me an email. The dates entered ae only to get the program to accept the entry. Thanks
Baker, RalphUSS Duluth (CL 87)SEAMAN 1ST CLASS2ndMay 1944 – 1946Looking for anyone from the 2nd division
Baker, RandalUSS Spruance (DD 963)ETR2OE1978 – 1980
Baker, Randal profile iconBulls (VA 37)AMH3squadronDec 1972 – Oct 18, 1975Very proud to have served on the USS Saratoga. As someone said went from a 19 year old kid to a plane captain/and hydraulics shop taking care of a multi million dollar plane..such memories.
Baker, Randall / DustyUSS Charleston (LKA 113)BM32nd DivisionJan 1985 – Dec 22, 1989
Baker, RandyUSS Dubuque (LPD 8)FNEngeeringOct 26, 1989 – Mar 10, 1991Go Gator Freighters!
Baker, RandyUSS Kansas City (AOR 3)DC3Damage ControlApr 15, 1991 – Jun 15, 1993
Baker, RandyUSS Saipan (LHA 2)BT3mp1983 – 1986looking for all my buddies from the fwd boiler room
Baker, RandyNaval Mobile Construction Battalion 40 (NMCB 40)E5b companyFeb 1, 1981 – Sep 6, 1984blue
Baker, Randy profile iconUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)BMsn2nd1980 – 1983Great time on WesPac 80 , fought in smokers . Asian world tour . Favorite ports of call Thailand, Mauritius,Singapore & the PI . Hey what a ride
Baker, ReganUSS Inchon (MCS 12)E4EMJan 1, 1998 – Dec 26, 1999Well looking for the people that were under Senior Chief Cash command. Lets hook up and try to get a reunion together.. Nice to be in NAVY and have such good buddies out to see.
Baker, RexUSS Brush (DD 745)SM2OC DIVISIONSep 1, 1960 – Dec 2, 1963Just remembering good times with siddens, pace and others. Contacted saddens. Sent him pictures.
Baker, RichardUSS Davis (DD 937)LTJGFirst and OIJul 1972 – Jul 1975Joined Davis on the gunline of Vietnam in '72. Saw most of the world including: Asia, Middle East, Arica, South America, Europe, and the Carib/GTMO. Ended up at Charleston Naval Shipyard. Got married while serving aboard.
Baker, RichardUSS Racine (LST 1191)1972 – 1976I would like to hear from old shipmates. John Nevins, Kevin Karbler and other crew mates.
Baker, RichardUSS Yorktown (CV 10)USS YORKTONW CVS 10EngineringJun 1, 1964 – Jan 13, 1968Damm I miss Her
Baker, RichardUSS Yorktown (CVS 10)MM3EngineeringJun 27, 1964 – Apr 13, 1968If any one is stiil alive e-mail me Damm imiss her
Baker, RichardUSS William C. Lawe (DD 763)EM2R1979 – Jan 1983Lots of Great Memories. Would like to here from old shipmates.
Baker, RichardUSS Midway (CV 41)DP3S-7Dec 1985 – Dec 1988The best times of my life was spent on this Magnificent Ship. She will always be in my heart and I will always believe in Midway Magic!
Baker, Richard profile iconUSS Jason (AR 8)SNDeck/RepairMay 1991 – Feb 1993
Baker, RichardUSS Henry W. Tucker (DDR 875)FT2 & FT1FOXAug 1959 – Sep 1961Came over from USS Helena when I made FT2 and went to St Paul to relieve one of my buddies from the Helena when I made FT1. High lined to Coral sea to get appendix removed. Had more than enough Formosa Straits patrols!
Baker, RichardUSS Mitscher (DDG 35)BT2B/ENG1977 – 1978
Baker, RichardUSS George Clymer (APA 27)FTG3GunneryApr 1965 – Oct 1967Tremendous learning experience. Lots of good memories. Never got enough sleep!
Baker, Richard C. (Pappy)USS Kamehameha (SSBN 642)Leading Weapon CPOJun 1964 – Sep 1970I put the Kam in Commission, made 4 patrols. made TMCS while on board.
Baker, Richard LUSS Oriskany (CV 34)PH3OPAug 1962 – Dec 1964Oriskany was my first ship. Also was the only one I was ever assigned to twice having been part of the decommissioning in 1976.
Baker, Richard LUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)PH-2OP1976 – 1977Photo lab, Had a great time doing the cruise book for the 76-77 cruise. Hope you enjoyed the book.
Baker, Richard LUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)PH-1OP1976 – 1977Just found the 76-77 cruise book on line. Brought back many memories. AN Barrett, PO-3 Hoag and I did most of the photos for the book and spent hours on end in the phot lab printing them. Hope you enjoy.

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