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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Brodnax, LloydUSS Nimitz (CVN 68)CPL/E4Marine DetachmentDec 17, 1979 – Feb 5, 1982
Brodnax, PaulUSS Harold E. Holt (FF 1074)STG3WAJun 1977 – Nov 9, 1980Gone are the days of extreme lollygagging, jumping as high above the BPDMS launcher as possible while steaming 20+ knots into tall seas. It was so much funnier to watch it from the flight deck though! Great days & crew!
Brodnick, DaveUSS Laboon (DDG 58)GSE2MPNov 1994 – Apr 1999Living in South Jersey, doing well. Plankowner
Brodoski, BrianUSS John Young (DD 973)EN 2A GangSep 20, 1979 – Sep 19, 1981
Brodrick, WendalUSS Yorktown (CV 10)abf3v4Feb 9, 1965 – Nov 29, 1968
Brodsky, JeffreyUSS Shakori (ATF 162)SK2Apr 1970 – Feb 1972
Brodsky, JimmyUSS Kitty Hawk (CVA 63)AC3OCDec 10, 1960 – Nov 29, 1962Is anyone alive from our original (plank owners) crew. I was 18 when assigned and am now 80. Just curious.
Brodsky, Joseph (Jody)USS Omaha (SSN 692)MM1(SS)Machinery (Nucs)Jun 10, 1975 – Feb 16, 1978Plankowner. Lew you were a hell of a quaterback.
Brodsky, KennyUSS Kansas City (AOR 3)BT3Fuel Lab/Fire RoomJul 7, 1986 – Jul 7, 1990I have great memories of my years on the Kansas City. I have wondered what my shipmates have been up to.
Brodt, DonUSS Ticonderoga (CVS 14)e2v-1Aug 20, 1970 – Feb 27, 1973work as blue shirt on flight deck.also work as ship service man.temp.
Brodt, Leonard profile iconUSS Missouri (BB 63)Seaman 2nd Class11th Anti Aircraft GunneryMar 17, 1944 – May 13, 1946I remember My Gun Captain, Mr Caron from Sanford Maine and Mr Sullivan from Indian Head Maryland who worked barrel #4 I worked barrel #3 on quad 14 And also want to mention Mr A.J. Wysocki from Meridan Conn who should
Brodt, Leonard profile iconUSS Missouri (BB 63)Seaman 2nd class11th Division Anti Aircaft Gunnry1944 – May 1946I was on quad 14 and a first loader on barrel numbe 3 and my gun captain was Caron from Sanford Maine and I also remember Sulivanwho was a first loader on barrel number 4 and on quad 17 was Alexander J Wysocki of Meridan
Brody, AlbertUSS Kasaan Bay (CVE 69)AMM1944 –Info entered by son.
Brody, JoshUSS Independence (CV 62)HT1 (SW/AW)RJun 1990 – Oct 1997I love the Indy and all of the blood, sweat and tears I shed on her.
Brody, KyleFlying Ubangis (VA 12)AMS3Line / AirframesApr 1983 – Apr 1985First Cruise, Med. 1983, VA-12. A great experience, meet alot of good guys. Hard to believe its almost 30 years gone by, Enjoyed my Enlisted Years before my Commisioning in 1987
Brody, MikeUSS America (CV 66)MM3A1979 – 1984
Brody, SamUSS Thomas A. Edison (SSBN 610)EM1/SSEM Gang (NUC)1967 – Nov 1970
Brody, Sean/bro DoggUSS Detroit (AOE 4)HM3(SW)MEDJun 1, 1999 – Jun 1, 2002I learned alot on the D...whats up and love to all the homies..Hunter...worley...Loc. menchaca..good times in Sig/Stmarteen MIDN pellin miss ya 1st&2nd div...pasia..schauffle..hackler winchester...Riley..bowman..Herron Find me if ya can.. Detroit 1
Brody-Felten, StephanieUSS Blue Ridge (LCC 19)BM12ndJan 15, 1998 – Jan 1, 2003
Brodzky, JohnUSS O'Bannon (DD 987)GMG2CSG1Feb 1, 1994 – Mar 28, 1997
Broekhof, MichaelUSS Francis Hammond (FF 1067)QM3NAVJun 1, 1988 – Jun 1, 199120yrs 9mos 7days, stick a fork in me. and Frannie Maru is still my favorite boat ride.
Broekhof, MichaelUSS Curts (FFG 38)QM2ONJul 29, 1991 – Jun 29, 1993
Broekhof, MichaelUSS Hopper (DDG 70)QM1ONApr 16, 1996 – Apr 16, 2001PRECOM was a good learning experience on what not to do again...
Broekhof, MichaelUSS Thomas S. Gates (CG 51)QMCONAug 2, 2004 – Dec 15, 2005Last of the real CGs
Broekhuizen, GregUSS Parsons (DDG 33)BT3bMay 1976 – 1979was in forward fireroom had a gerat time, was on her in longbeach when they tow her to be sunk, i could belive it, i was on the buchanan ddg14 walk out on deck and saw her. walk around her for while until some yard rat told me to l
Broekhuizen, GregUSS Hamner (DD 718)BT2b1977 – 1979forward foreroom had a great time in portland nice city,
Broens, RonUSS Belleau Wood (LHA 3)FC2CFAug 1, 1992 – Mar 1, 1995Fair Winds and Following Seas
Broens, RonUSS Thorn (DD 988)FCCSFNov 1, 1984 – Jun 1, 1987Shout out to Todd the "Bod", the professor, and toehead Mike (GM)..
Broerman, BradUSS Saginaw (LST 1188)EM2E1987 – 1991
Broerman, ScottUSS Florida (SSBN 728)TMC(SS)TMApr 1986 – Jun 1990What a ride!!!!
Broerman, ScottUSS Stonewall Jackson (SSBN 634)TM2/SSTorpedoJan 10, 1980 – Jan 10, 1985Someone else said it...this boat made me and did not break me. Member USSVI...join today shipmates!
Broers, Galyn "beaker"USS Guitarro (SSN 665)MM1(SS)M/RLNov 1977 – Oct 1981
Broers, Galyn "beaker"USS Steinaker (DD 863)MM3M-DivJan 1976 – May 1976Assigned to aft engineroom.
Brogan, Arnold H.USS Kearsarge (CV 33)Ensignunknown1946 – 1947In honor of my father who was a Plank Owner on the USS Kearsarge and passed away June 8, 2010.
Brogan, JimUSS MacDonough (DDG 39)DDG 39MedicalJun 1, 1985 – Jun 1, 1989Most arduous, demanding, difficult job I ever had. Best job I ever had. Doc Brogan.
Brogan, JosephRichland (AFDM 8)En2EngineeringMay 1967 – Dec 1968Served on the AFDB1 by the fuel depot and on 8 .spent a lot of time in the little covering just off the ship.Remember working o getting another AFDM Up to working & theTecumsa shot themselves with a torpedo.
Brogan, JosephUSS Lipan (ATF 85)EN2EngineeringMay 1969 – Oct 1969Was on when we went to Midway and Adak and worked with the AEC
Brogden, EricUSS San Bernardino (LST 1189)BT3MFeb 1986 – 1988I was on the ship when it changed port from SanDiego- Sasebo with a great crew of guys.Great friends Rojas,Grudem,Rick Miller(RED),Mallory,Miner,the list goes on.I have hundreds of pictures that I will try to post for everyone to see somwer
Brogdon, AllenUSS Corry (DD 817)SK1SupplyMay 6, 1975 – Apr 9, 1978Retired in 1991 as a LT LDO Supply Officer.live in Detroit Michigan
Brogdon, GregUSS Tuscaloosa (LST 1187)LTA & E Division, Navigation & Admin1983 – 1986Thanks to the crew of the Big "T" for making my first ship tour the best. Enjoyed the 2 West Pacs, at least the parts that I can remember. I've never worked with a better group of men than those onboard the Big "T".

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