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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Bruno, FrankUSS Damato (DD 871)E-2deckJan 10, 1965 –
Bruno, FrankUSS Damato (DD 871)E2DeckJan 12, 1965 – May 15, 1965
Bruno, FredUSS Becuna (SS 319)QM2QM1966 – 1968Transferred to USS Sea Owl (SS405) in 1968. Miss many of my shipmates
Bruno, JamesUSS Richmond K. Turner (CG 20)BT3Aug 10, 1992 – Jun 3, 1995Best ship I've ever been on. Wish it was still around.
Bruno, JamesUSS Cimarron (AO 177)BT3BOct 1, 1997 – Dec 15, 1998I am now an MA1 K-9 handler, stayed in hawaii until 2003, went to Puerto Rico, Decommed it and now I'm the Kennel Master at NAS Lemoore. If anyone comes here...God forbid!!! Look me up!!! Barthel give me a call.
Bruno, JamesUSS Topeka (CL 67)GUNNERS MATE THIRD CLASS1944 – 1944
Bruno, JamesUSS Engage (MSO 433)SM1operationsMay 1980 – Sep 1983What a ship, the crew worked hard. I served aboard 5 ships and the Engage was the toughest. I am still serving as a Staff Sergeant in the Army reserve, one tour in Afghanistan.
Bruno, JeffUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)BM21st 3rdJan 17, 1977 – Jun 27, 1980
Bruno, JeffUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)BM21st@3rdJan 27, 1976 – Jun 27, 1980
Bruno, JoeUSS Dixon (AS 37)HT3R1 shipfitter shopOct 1978 – Oct 19, 1980Enjoyed my time there, but I hated to hear of it's fate. But the sinking was for a good cause.
Bruno, JoeUSS Proteus (AS 19)HTFNDC Shop and Site IIIMay 1977 – 1978Had a time of my life and hungout with a great bunch of guys. I hope to hear from them again some day.
Bruno, John "Doc"USS Cavalla (SSN 684)HM2Medical RepresentativeJun 23, 1974 – Dec 24, 1974My tour was short but long enough to make two North Atlantic patrols. During our second patrol we ported in Scotland for 4 days. I can still remember our sail only slightly larger than the rudders of the boomers we were tied to at the tender.
Bruno, John "Doc"USS Paul (FF 1080)ENS/LTOps/EngJul 1980 – Sep 1984The crew was top flight but the ward room changed my mind about making the Navy my career. I resigned my commission on that ship and never looked back.
Bruno, JosephUSS Cree (ATF 84)SK3Supply1971 – 1974Left San Diego in 1994, but still alive and kicking.
Bruno, Joseph Jr.USS Chipola (AO 63)GMG3GOct 21, 1970 – Jul 13, 1973My div. had a great bunch of gunners; wayne,doug,JB,strech,Mac, me and wayne ?. 3 great west pac's. Most fun was in nam and phillippines. Never forget the big typhoon. Mount 52 was mine she was sweet had the Navy AchievementMedal but lost
Bruno, KellyannUSS Shenandoah (AD 44)PC3Supply/ Post Office1993 – 1996
Bruno, Leonard profile iconUSS Acadia (AD 42)EM3R-3 REWIND SHOP1981 – Dec 1982This was the time of the real Navy you could smoke in your rack or any where else, we showed a reel to reel movie on the mess decks, Man did we party The best people, looking for anyone from the rewind shop help me find!
Bruno, MylesUSS Cape Cod (AD 43)DT3DentalAug 7, 1990 – Aug 8, 1993
Bruno, Nelson (Pineapple)USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)AO2G2Oct 1976 – Jul 1979PLANKOWNER- Boy did I miss all my G2 gang when I left to go to the west coast. If anybody remember the Pineapple from G2 division, that was me. You can wave a hand to me at nb55405@hawaiiantel.net. Aloha from the Pineapple.
Bruno, PeteUSS Little Rock (CLG 4)RM3radio gangJan 1960 – May 1962plankowner, put this baby in commission in Philly Navy Yard....had great times and great memories
Bruno, PeterUSS Galveston (CLG 3)RM3Jul 1958 – Dec 1960
Bruno, RayUSS Howard W. Gilmore (AS 16)YN2Admin1966 – 1967Came onboard from Mine Craft Support Unit MCSU just down the road from the Gilmore. Worked for the Admin Assistant Lt to the Captain who was at that time R.M.Clark, great skipper. I liked being part of the Gilmore crew, many good memories.
Bruno, RichardUSS Forrestal (CV 59)airmanV2 catapultsOct 1, 1955 – Apr 11, 1958
Bruno, RobertUSS Mauna Kea (AE 22)DC1 (SW), RetiredEng - RJan 1, 1993 – Dec 31, 1995Good times / Bad times - Was the last adventure of my stay in the USN. Most notable memories were obtaining my ESWS and being one of the few Non-Com's to stand underway JOOD and lets not forget Submarine escort duty.....
Bruno, RobertUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)HT1 / DC1DC1986 – Jan 19884th ship of my career. Was quite the experience - meet some good people and some not so good . . . . . .
Bruno, RobertUSS Dixie (AD 14)HTFA - HT2Eng - RMar 1977 – Apr 1980My first of many commands in my career - Was quiet the experience - Highlights were Long Beach Overhaul on the SOAP team, Pilfering from the Repair Dept (only way to get shit done for my own div.) - 79-80 WestPac.
Bruno, RobertUSS Sperry (AS 12)HT2R-1 11A / 56A / QAApr 1980 – 19822nd ship of my career, was a culture shot to work on those sinking sewer pipes . . . . . .
Bruno, RobertUSS Berkeley (DDG 15)NC1 - HT1ADMIN1983 – 19863rd ship of my career (would have been last if some had there way) Highlight - How much shit can you hit on a single deployment?? Met some good people (Prince / Marvin / Doc Webb) and last of my SD commands
Bruno, RobertUSS Shasta (AE 33)DC1Eng - ROct 1991 – Jan 19935th ship of my career - one of my more challenging - Senior Enlisted Damage Control Training Specialist was still in it's infancy - took a little time for the for some in the command to accept the concept.
Bruno, Robert (Steve)USS Forrestal (CV 59)MMFAP51981 – 1983
Bruno, SydneyUSS Vulcan (AR 5)SK2Supply DepartmentNov 1, 1990 – Aug 1, 1991Served on board right after SK "A" school. Worked in GSK participated in Desert Storm/Shield. Remember the 3 weeks in Souda Bay Crete, Greece. Did 4 months of a six months cruise, returned to Norfolk and decomed AR-5
Bruno, SydneyUSS Gonzalez (DDG 66)SK2SupplyOct 9, 1999 – Nov 10, 2001Served on Board for 2 years in Supply Department. Completed three months of a six month deployment. Departed cruise right before 9/11.
Bruno, TonyUSNS Grapple (T-ARS 53)SK3Nov 15, 1986 – Sep 20, 1987Yes I am a plankowner! I was the 1st non petty officer to work in the supply dep't! I owe everything I learned as a SK to SKCM Aitken......she worked me like a dog, but excelled because of it! I am doing well in Baltimore. Send an e-mail to catch
Bruno, TurboUSS Constellation (CV 64)MMFA- MM3/ MM2/ CIVILIANP-2/ 2 MMRNov 2000 – Jul 2003To all of the Steamin Demons that powered Mighty 2 Main and all of the engineers. Hope you all have done well in life since the Connie and i wish you and your families all the best in life.
Bruno, TurboUSS Duluth (LPD 6)MM2/ CIVILIAN NOWP-1/ 1 MMRAug 2003 – Jun 2004I had a short tour on the Duluth but to those who knew me i wish you all the best. Mr. Bryne i owe you a lot for not ruining my navy career for catching me sleeping all of those times. I have moved on from the navy now and am loving it.
Bruno Jr., Hartford A. JoeUSS Taluga (AO 62)E3 FNR DIVISIONFeb 18, 1970 – Apr 15, 1971
Brunot, DanielUSS Kinkaid (DD 965)STASDSep 8, 1976 –Best commissioning crew ever!
Brunotte, Chuck BrunotteUSS Rupertus (DD 851)BT3engineeringJan 1, 1972 – Sep 15, 1972after fire rm rocks!
Brunotte, John profile iconUSS Turner Joy (DD 951)IC2RDec 23, 1962 – Feb 11, 1966May the sun be on your back with following seas. Best wishes to all my fellow shipmates. Made Wes-Pac cruises II & III; came aboard the day after TJ returned from Cruise I.
Brunow, DickUSS Howard W. Gilmore (AS 16)IC3R3Jul 8, 1970 – Jun 5, 1972In Gyro shop on Bushnell and Gilmore. Boarded Gilmore when it arrived in Key West. Looking for, Leo (Buddy) Carroll, "Mother McIntyre", Marty Crocker, Gary Price, Bill (Smitty) Smith, Thanks Jim Belnome for website info

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