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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Gruel, EricUSS Helena (SSN 725)ET2(SS)Reactor ControlsMay 5, 1993 – Jun 1, 2000Did a short stint on board. Did few pacs.
Gruen, PaulUSS White Plains (AFS 4)SEAMANSecondAug 1, 1975 – Aug 31, 1977I had a great time in the Navy and Second Division. Anyone who remembers me, drop me a note.
Gruenberg, MarkUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)EM2E21980 – 1984Thanks to Ike,,,,, I can sleep through anything and am deaf as all hell - A&O JBD, Arresting Gear, E2 Berthing - Jet Engine Testing, Aft Steering,,, Great times / great friends
Gruenberg, MarkUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)EM2 (SW)E2Aug 14, 1980 – Oct 15, 1984E2 Division has a Plank Owner through 1984 reunion page in FB…. Come find us!!!
Gruender, SteveUSS Spruance (DD 963)STG2CAJul 27, 1999 – Jul 20, 2002If you made the 99'-00' cruise then you know that CA was a close division. I had the best time of my life in Jax. I miss all you guys, Eric, Ryan, Cheryl, Brian, Greg, Reed, Barbie,TM1, Mark, Leigh and I even miss you Mari! sgruender@hotmail.co
Gruender, SteveUSS Spruance (DD 963)STG2CASep 1999 – Aug 2002CS Dept. was the best group of people I've ever had the pleasure of working with. Lots of good memories and stories that I'll never forget. I wish you all the best!
Gruener, Bob "Gunner Guener"USS Hull (DD 945)GM3weaponsApr 1981 – Apr 1983Came aboard in PI on westpac, rode her through to the next wespac. Had great times. Kept in touch with Harrold for a few years. Still miss my old freing Mc Neil, RIP little buddy.
Gruener, JimUSS Paul F. Foster (DD 964)HT2BM then HTApr 1980 – Jan 1984Anyone remember the counter measure wash down kid?? what's up??
Gruener, JohnUSS Simpson (FFG 56)RM-3OPERATIONSAug 10, 1986 – Aug 3, 1988PLANKOWNER
Gruenig, TinaUSS Simon Lake (AS 33)RM3CommsJun 1994 – Jun 1996Will never forget all of the friends made and beautiful beaches of La Mad, Christmas Eve sitting outside a cafe with close friends will always be a special memory, Marie, Heather, Chandra, Bob, Steve, Sal, miss ya!
Gruenig, TinaNaval Base Guantanamo BayRM3CommsJun 1996 – Nov 1997Made some awesome girl friends there, love you Steph and Olli!
Grueninger, JeffUSS Sperry (AS 12)EM3R51980 – 1981Went out to sea twice and to San Francisco once while onboard. Worked on all the Subs that came in port...even the diesel boats. Worked on the berthing boat that was brought for us in the decommissioning process.
Grueninger, JeffUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)EM2-EM1E1981 – 1985Best of times...Good memories even while out at sea. Good ports. I should have taken more pictures...
Gruenthal, IvanUSS Elrod (FFG 55)GSE2EngineeringJul 1, 1990 – Oct 1, 1992Grew up fast during the Persian Gulf deployment in 1991 - 1992. As Charles Dickens would say, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times."
Gruenwald, GaryUSS La Moure County (LST 1194)SERGEANTUSMC/BRIGJun 4, 1980 – 1980Greetings to all former Leathernecks and sailors of the "Lady La Moure" Served aboard her during the I.O. Cruise in 1980/MARG-2-80. Would like to hear from shipmates!
Gruenwald, GaryUSS Juneau (LPD 10)LCPLUSMC1976 – 1976Participated on Operation Bear Ice in Alaska and enjoyed our port in the ships town. Would like to hear from all USMC/USN that served.
Gruerio, AnthonyUSS Stickell (DD 888)YN3Feb 1963 – Nov 1964Was with ship from transition ASROC from Norfolk to Philly yards; then up to Newport as homeport. Served as Gunnery Yeoman; Postal Clerk; and Ship's Yeoman.
Grueter, PhilipUSS Lynde McCormick (DDG 8)E5MJan 10, 1987 – Jan 20, 1990For the ship, you can say rest in peace or rust in piece. (I was not able to see it destroyed). One thing that can be agreed on is that everybody loved liberty!
Gruetter, Robert (Bob)USS Farragut (DLG 6)RDSNOIJan 1964 – Dec 1965
Gruhlke, MichaelUSS Seattle (AOE 3)SN, YNSN, YN3, YN2AdminJan 2, 1970 – Jun 15, 1973Reported aboard and didn't know what to expect fresh from boot camp. What a ship, what a bunch of great shipmates - helped me to decide for a career in the Navy, retired as Senior Chief Yeoman in 1990. The best times of my service were on this s
Gruhlke, MichaelUSS Seattle (AOE 3)YN2AdminJan 2, 1970 – Jun 15, 1973Came aboard shortly after commissioning, made three Med deployments, served through 700+ record replenishments, long hours but rewarding duty. Reported onboard as a Seaman Apprentice, left as YN2, great opportunites and great crew.
Gruhlke, MichaelUSS Flint (AE 32)E6AdminJun 1976 – 1979Reported onboard FLINT while she was in the yards in San Francisco, then we made deployment to Western Pacific...had the opportunity to go TAD to USS Mount Hood AE32 to assist her in the naval weapons certification...
Gruich, GaryUSS Ranger (CVA 61)airman 3rd classArmoryDec 25, 1969 – Nov 25, 1971It's been a long time and don't remember names of shipmates. I worked mostly alone while on board the ship while in Hunters Point dry dock but did do compartment cleaning/mess hall, and paint chipping. office on fan tail
Gruis, Gregg profile iconUSS Wasp (CV 18)E3Boatswain1967 – 1967Remember when we collided with the tanker in carribean? Spent week making it sea worthy and then to NYC for repairs, Bomb scare by demonstrators
Gruis, TysonUSS Alaska (SSBN 732)STS2/SSSonar, Deck, SupplyJun 1997 – Sep 2000All the way for 45K, Killing commies for mommie never felt so good!
Grumbles, Travis "G-bo"USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)RM3CS-7Apr 6, 1997 – Jun 5, 2000What's up? DP2 Myrick can bite me for all the B.S. he put me through with SUDAPS and OMMS
Grumet, MarkUSS Hamner (DD 718)SK3Supply- Ships officeSep 9, 1969 – Nov 14, 1971
Grumm, WilliamUSS Tekesta (ATF 93)MACHINIST MATE SECOND CLASSDec 30, 1942 – Oct 23, 1945My father died 6-8-1995 & I received his military records stating he "supervised machine shop aboard . . . 1 1/2 yrs." He made knives from scrap metal/ship parts in his spare time on board - I have one of them - I'd like to find the oth
Grund, JamesUSS Constant (MSO 427)ET3opsNov 1, 1968 – Jan 20, 1970
Grundborg, DonaldUSS Princeton (CG 59)YN3ExecutiveDec 17, 1990 – Feb 10, 1993Hey, Just glad to see some familiar names. I Hope to be hearing from some of you guys. It's weird, I couldn't wait to get out, and now when you look back, I can't believe how great the guys are, God Bless.
Grundeman, ErnestUSS Valley Forge (CG 50)HTFNRJun 2003 – Aug 2004I had some great times on that ship and some bad times to. Most of you would remember me as the guy that had to ride the RHIB boat cause Missed movement. It still makes for a good story. And I will never forget the guys that I served with.
Grunden, SteveUSS Fearless (MSO 442)SNdeckJan 11, 1989 – Apr 13, 1990hugo was one hell of a party
Grunden, SteveUSS De Wert (FFG 45)BM3deckJun 1990 – Aug 1992
Grunden, TerriUSS McKee (AS 41)E1/MSS21990 – 1990
Grunder, DougUSS Henry M. Jackson (SSBN 730)TM1/SSTMSep 1984 – Sep 1986The original TM plankowner, glad to see some familiar names
Grunder, DouglasUSS Henry M. Jackson (SSBN 730)TM1(SS)Torpedo1983 – 1986Plankowner
Grunder, James/or JimUSS Haleakala (AE 25)MSSupplyJun 1980 – Jun 1984Great times were had on that ship no doubt. I miss alot of the crew Schuckmann, Hankins, Stevens, and my good bud Blanchard. Have not traveled like that since. A lot of friends unable to bring up running out of space dam
Grundhofer, ScottUSS New Orleans (LPH 11)EN2AMay 1978 – Nov 1979Never juimped so high (OK the deck dropped 10 ft playing basket ball in bad WX) Unfrozen duck floting in the fathometer chamber.. Scabs after diving on hanger deck saving last basketball. Hong Kong
Grundman, CraigUSS Chicago (CG 11)RM3Radioman1970 – 1971Was the greatest experience of my life.
Grundman, GaryUSS Tringa (ASR 16)EN PO5motor room fuel and water king1969 – Dec 3, 1971I enjoyed my time on the tringa. got to see some of the world and meet some nice people. would do it again. it help me get some good jobs when I got out.

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