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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Brennan, CaseyUSS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72)ABH3Flight Deck v-1Mar 1989 – Nov 1992
Brennan, Christopher (Chris)USS L. Y. Spear (AS 36)BTFNFireroomMar 1982 – Aug 1984
Brennan, CurticeUSS Frontier (AD 25)TM 2TORPEDO SHOPAug 1958 – Dec 1961I CAME ABOARD IN1957 AS A SEAMAN APPRENTIS AFTER ATTENDING BASIC ELECTRONICS AND UNDERWATER WEAPONS TRAINING. MADE SEAMAN, 3 RD CLASS AND THEN 2 ND CLASS TORPEDOMAN. MADE 3 TOURS TO HAWAII, JAPAN, PHILAPINES,HONG KONG
Brennan, DavidUSS Duncan (FFG 10)EN3AuxilliarySep 1980 – May 1984Good to see some old friends names. Brings back alot of good memories. Still in California. Right up the street fom where we used to pick up AMMO. (Seal Beach)
Brennan, EdUSS San Francisco (SSN 711)FTC(SS)Fire ControlJan 11, 2005 –
Brennan, EdUSS George C. Marshall (SSBN 654)MM1 SSJul 1974 – May 1977
Brennan, EddieUSS Whidbey Island (LSD 41)MS 3S2Jan 15, 1995 – Jul 15, 1998Making potato salad w/ gilstrap ebrennan1976@comcast.net
Brennan, EdwardUSS Helena (SSN 725)FTG2/SS1986 – 1989Living in southwest Florida and working for the county.
Brennan, Edward (Teddy B)USS Enterprise (CVN 65)SH 3 E-4S-3Apr 4, 1984 – Oct 22, 1987
Brennan, Fran/walterUSS Mitscher (DDG 35)SMSA1Jan 23, 1973 – Oct 23, 1975
Brennan, Francis XUSS Curts (FFG 38)E5supply1983 – 1985looking for shipmates when ship was commisioned
Brennan, GeraldUSS Saratoga (CV 60)ANJul 20, 1964 – Jun 20, 1966
Brennan, GregUSS Augusta (SSN 710)FT1Fire ControlSep 2000 – Jan 18, 2002
Brennan, GregUSS Annapolis (SSN 760)FT2Fire ControlSep 1992 – Jul 1997Did smart stuff, did stupid stuff. Where is that crazy Med crew from 94-95??
Brennan, Irish RedUSS Dayton (CL 105)Seaman second vlassF squad1945 – Jan 7, 1945Harold 'john' Edward Brennan was on the f squad and served in 1945/46. My grandpa told me many tales and I met many of the crew. I am writing a book about thier experiences called a patriotic legacy.
Brennan, JamesUSS Guam (LPH 9)SH3 / E4Deck / SupplyMay 1994 – Sep 1997I met a great crew of guys while stationed aboard Guam. I was in Deck Dept. for 28 months. I was parrolled to Supply for the rest of my tour onboard.
Brennan, JamesUSS Leyte (CV 32)SK2S1Jul 7, 1954 – Jun 6, 1958
Brennan, JamesUSS Shreveport (LPD 12)EM 2EJun 29, 1972 – Jun 28, 1976I am looking for ship mates that remember the tragic death of Ht Clendenning in the upper well deck, His head was crushed with a large metal sheet tha come loose from the bulk head. Year 1974 sailing from Colon Panama.
Brennan, James/jimmy Or TexUSS Ogden (LPD 5)OS 2 E5OperationsMay 1, 1986 – Oct 1, 1989Just trying to find some friends from my time aboard the Ogden. I truly enjoyed my time aboard the Ogden. Just wondering what my old shipmates are up to now?? Whats up all yall ops fellows! CiC was the place to be.
Brennan, JeffUSS Boulder (LST 1190)MS3S-2Sep 1988 – Mar 1990It looks like we all remeber the Great Lakes Cruise. Some of the poeple i am in contact wiith is Kelvin Jones, Demory, Breckenridge, Big Mo, Mike Muse, Engram just to name a few. Halla back!
Brennan, JerryUSS Detroit (AOE 4)EM3E DivisionMar 15, 1976 – Jun 28, 1979Mainly in the engine rooms except when acting as duty electrician which meant everything .. DC central when inport. Probably the most handsome guy in the division at ..that time. Ask the girls in Bath, Maine.
Brennan, JimUSS White Plains (AFS 4)IC 3EJan 1, 1982 – Jan 1, 1984Not sure of the exact period, but I was on for 2 years in Japan and left just after the home port change to Guam.
Brennan, JimmyUSS Glover (FF 1098)RmsnOC1986 – Apr 1989Wow didnt know this site was available. Id like to say hey to Joe Brooks,Jeff Mason. Had some really good times .
Brennan, JoeUSS Inchon (LPH 12)SN2ndApr 1975 – Dec 1977if I knew that I was going to live this long,I'd have taken better care of myself!
Brennan, JoeCheckertails (VC 5)AD2squadronNov 1987 – Nov 1990Had a great time!!!!
Brennan, Joe Joe BobUSS Turner Joy (DD 951)EN 2a gangJun 1979 – 1982had some of the best times on the tj
Brennan, JohnUSS Simon Lake (AS 33)e=1boiler tech. fireroomMar 20, 1981 – Mar 19, 1982i was stationed on the simon lake when we won the battle E for best subtender in the fleet, would"nt trade those memories for anything. i was 18 thought i new everything, boy did i grow up fast.,.
Brennan, JohnUSS Forrestal (CV 59)SK2S-9Oct 15, 1985 – Jul 14, 1989The best 4 years of my life. 2 Med cruises (1986 and 1988). Mayport and the whole Jacksonville area was the place I wanted to spend my life. But of course I moved North again...damn fool
Brennan, JohnUSS San Marcos (LSD 25)BM3DeckFeb 1967 – Dec 1968In charge of the Boatswain locker during 1968.
Brennan, JohnUSS Jouett (CG 29)HT3R orJul 13, 1973 – Sep 20, 1976Great Ship loved being out to sea
Brennan, John "Big John"USS Hawkbill (SSN 666)MM2 (SS)Aug 1972 – Aug 1975First SUBICEX '73 was and awesome trip and walking on the surface was amazingly quiet. Greatest lesson learned - "getting along" with 100 men in a 300 foot tube!
Brennan, JonUSS Mississippi (CGN 40)MM2M1Sep 1995 – Jun 1997The first ship I ever served aboard and the one with the best memories. I miss the cruisers.
Brennan, JonathanUSS New Jersey (BB 62)PN3(SW)X-2 PersonnelFeb 6, 1986 – Jun 1, 1989Was the greatest ship I have ever served on.
Brennan, JosephUSS Wasp (CV 18)CPLWpnsJun 14, 1968 – Oct 2, 1970Marine Detachment
Brennan, Kevin WUSS Boston (CAG 1)MR1A1957 – 1958
Brennan, LarryNaval Support Activity DanangPO3Harbor Security/ Camp Tien Sha exchange1970 – 1971Enjoyed my time in Harbor Security. After the turnover in December 70’ I went to Camp Tien Sha exchange as an SH3. Picked this rate because I had two years remaining when I left RVN. Should have extended for early out
Brennan, LarryUSS Fulton (AS 11)PO3Ships Service1971 – 1973Came to Fulton after one tour in RVN (river patrol). Worked in ships store, barber (I sucked) and laundry. Best part...worked nights...no watches. Great location New London. I spent a lot of time at home.....Boston.
Brennan, LawrenceUSS Shipley Bay (CVE 85)1944 – 1945My Dad served onboard with the VC-97 Squadron. He was a crewman with Lt Comdr. M.T. Whittier and R. D. Fowles. He passed away in 2001 at the age of 78. Would love to hear from anyone who knew him.
Brennan, LeoUSS Harlan County (LST 1196)EN3EngineeringMar 1972 – Apr 9, 1974PART OF PRE-COM. Crossed equator, passed thru panama canal. First trip to GITMO but was stationed there for a year prior. Took boats to Germany thur KEIL Canal. Was A great experience Left the ship as Fuel and Oil King.
Brennan, Mark "bear"USS Flying Fish (SSN 673)PN2(SS)ADMINApr 5, 1974 – Jun 10, 1977Half the crew got married in Portsmouth NH, sea trials, back to back northern runs, qualified and end up battle stations chief of the watch. How about the north pole, and tore up from the floor up in Bremerhaven. What's basket leave?????

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