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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Brasher, James AlfredUSS Yorktown (CV 10)Engine RoomEngine RoomMar 12, 1952 – Jun 15, 1956I have entered this information for my grandfather. He was very proud to be a member of the USS Yorktown. My grandfather was the best! He got two tattoos while on the ship. On one wrist he had a snake. I loved him so muc
Brasher, JeremyUSS Chandler (DDG 996)ETCEJan 1996 – May 1999Miss alotta of the guys and the times, but not being underway.
Brasher, JohnUSS Donald B. Beary (FF 1085)MM2(SW(Mar 1990 – Jun 1993
Brasher, MichaelUSS Constellation (CV 64)ABF3v-4Dec 1988 – Sep 19, 1993spent some really good times on ole connie. would like to hear from some the crew that was there when i was.
Brasher, MikeUSS Vreeland (FF 1068)DCFNRepairNov 19, 1990 – Jun 30, 1992
Brasher, RaymondUSS Davidson (FF 1045)msc e7supply1980 – 1983Retired living in kailua kona,hawaii, would like to hear from my shipmates, e-mail rbvideohawaii@hawaiiantel.net, aloha
Brasher, RaymondNaval Base Pearl Harbore4supplyMar 25, 1968 – Jun 9, 1968i was on board uss ferret twr6 as the cook, i remember only 5 crew plus a dog named fang, if you would like to talk i live on the big island hi.
Brasher, RaymondUSS Chanticleer (ASR 7)MS2supplySep 15, 1969 – Jul 31, 1972
Brasher, ScottUSS Saratoga (CV 60)FC3WeaponsAug 1, 1982 – Aug 1, 1984
Brasher, ScottUSS Detroit (AOE 4)FC3WeaponsAug 1, 1984 – May 1, 1985
Brasher, TomUSS Camden (AOE 2)MM3"M"Jan 1, 1966 – Nov 1, 1969Plankowner
Brasher, Tommy profile iconUSS Fort Marion (LSD 22)Seaman 3rd ClassHot CasemanOct 8, 1954 –
Brashier, WadeUSS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)IC2Jun 1986 – Oct 1991Best damn rust bucket to sail the seven seas. She broke often but was the pride of the best sailors I ever served with.
Brashier, WadeUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)IC1V-2Apr 1994 – Apr 1998This boat taught me that SNIPES aren't the only hard working sailors in the navy. I'm proud to stand in the ranks with all my crewmates. Remember the Ike Mystique or was it Ike Mistake?
Brashier, WadeUSS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71)IC1 (SW/AW)V-2Mar 2001 – Sep 2005This crew taught me to be a real leader. I hold my VLA crew as the team to beat in any navy.
Brasic, JimUSS Monterey (CG 61)FC2CF1993 – 1998Ninety-Five Tack Three, Baby!
Brasil, JamesUSS Princeton (CG 59)OS3OIApr 1995 – Sep 3, 1998I had the best of times serving on the Mighty Tiger. The crew at the time was fantastic. I miss all my shipmates
Brasington, DaveUSS Kalamazoo (AOR 6)E3b1981 – 1982
Braskey, JoeUSS Saipan (LHA 2)MM3MP011996 – 1998Enjoyed this old beauty and the characters throughout Engineering. Met my wife through MM2 MacKay-eternally grateful. That business with Dirty D/FN Dick-Norfolk 4: still UNREAL! RIP to those from the USMC helo collission
Braskey, JoeUSS Seattle (AOE 3)MM2MP02/Oil Lab1998 – 2001So many great memories-especially chillin in the Oil Lab! You know y’all were jealous. 3 mile pier, it was special. Engineering crew was great, even had a solid softball team. Dubai/Jebel Ali is lucky to be here stil
Braskey, JoeNaval Submarine Base New LondonMM2NSSF/R62001 – 2004SPRUCE BARGE! Who had it better? Johnson sold used cars, Bernabe was always mad, Palmer had a hell of a punch. Chicken farmer. Naidorf was my favorite LPO in the Navy. Who’s bringing home the lobsters?
Braskey, JoeUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)MM2S92004 – 2005My time in the Navy was always about the people, enjoyed everyone at every command, truly hope everyone has been able to enjoy life despite its struggles. Love you Ike and S-9
Braski, Scott profile iconUSS Holland (AS 32)GMT 2 w-3 and s-91981 – 1984Would love to hear from shipmates in the W-3 or S-9 division. I had a great time in Holy Loch and the ship yards in Charleston were quite a time. The around the world cruise was great. Drop a line braskifamily@aol.com
Brasko, GunnerUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)CWO4 GORILLA WARRANTG-1 Air Gunner and G-4 OfficerDec 27, 1997 – Dec 14, 2000Ths was my first ships company tour and I loved every minute of it. I met some great sailors and shared some good times overseas. "IYAOYAS"
Brasley, PatrickUSS Sentry (MCM 3)ET2(SW)Sep 1, 1994 – Jul 23, 1998Had a hell of a time! Miss the fellas! Broke down in Key West once. Spent a month there during that two weeks.
Brass, SanfordUSS Piedmont (AD 17)IM3Maintenance and Repair1955 – 1957Favorite memory sailing from Seattle to SanDiego
Brassaed, DavidUSS John F. Kennedy (CVA 67)E-4V-2 Aresting GearDec 1977 – Aug 1979Chief Woods ABE-3 Peacock ABE-4 Crosby
Brassaed, DavidUSS John F. Kennedy (CVA 67)ABE-4V-2 DIVISION ARESTING GEARNov 1987 – Jul 1989WOULD LIKE TO HEAR WATH YOU ALL ARE UP TO - WE HAD SOME CHARACTORS WITH US - I WORK MAINT. ON THE ENGINES AFTER FLIGHT OPPS - HATED PULLING NEW CABLE INTO ENGINES - THE RIDE HOME FROM THE MED IN 1979 WAS INTENSE
Brassard, ErikUSS Harry W. Hill (DD 986)BM3ODO1Oct 1993 – Feb 1997
Brassard, JamesUSS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75)ABH3(AW/SW)/ E-4V-3Nov 1997 – Mar 19, 2002
Brassard, RodgerUSS Essex (CVS 9)RM3CRAug 16, 1966 – Aug 1, 1967Was on board when struck by Nautilus and when she ran aground in Roosevelt Roads. Last saw her in Brooklyn Naval Yard in 1970, just before she was scrapped.
Brassard, RodgerUSS Essex (CV 9)RM3CRAug 1965 – Aug 1966On board during collision with Nautilus and grounding in Roosie Roads; did the Med Cruise as well
Brassart, Jim (Brass)USS Okinawa (LPH 3)BM2DeckNov 1977 – Feb 1981
Brassart, Jim (Brass)USS Haleakala (AE 25)BM1DeckApr 1981 – Oct 1983
Brassart, Jim (Brass)USS Mullinnix (DD 944)BM3DeckJan 1971 – Feb 1974
Brassart, Jim (Brass)Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 4 (NMCB 4)BM3headquartersNov 1975 – Oct 1977
Brasseaur, EdUSS Princeton (CG 59)GM2CO1995 – 1997
Brasseaur, EdUSS Truxtun (CGN 35)GM2Golf1992 – 1994
Brasseaux, StephenUSS Chosin (CG 65)GSCS(SW/AW)MPJul 21, 1990 – Jun 20, 1993Yes another Plankowner, Now retired and living in the land down under
Brasseaux, StephenUSS Vincennes (CG 49)GSCS(SW/AW)MPApr 15, 1982 – Jun 15, 1987Yes another Plankowner, almost out lasted the ship. came aboard precomm as a GSM2 and Left a GSM1

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