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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Hoipkemier, William (Hoppy)USS Guam (LPH 9)ABH-3V-3 HangerSep 5, 1983 – Nov 20, 1986My first command out of boot camp. I had both good times and bed times. I will treasure them all and the friends i served with. If AC-3 Ron Lafferty is reading this i would love to hear from you.
Hoisington, Craig/ Young BloodUSS Reasoner (FF 1063)BT2B DIVISIONNov 1977 – May 1981JUST WANT TO HEAR FROM THE SNIPES (OR ANYONE ELSE THERE DURING MY TIME) CHIEF WHITE WAS RIGHT, A COUPLE OF YEARS IN THE HOLE , THE REST OF YOUR LIFE IS GRAVY!
Hoisington, RichardUSS Callaway (APA 35)SM1CCSep 7, 1943 – Nov 10, 1945
Hoit, DonaldUSS Bunker Hill (CV 17)SEAMEN 1ST CLASSV1DJun 1944 – Sep 1945i was in the mess deck when the ship was hit. please note i am writting this for my father. he is 83 years old, and has parkinson disease. he love hearing from his old shipmates. feel free to contact us! god bless!
Hoit, Steve (Aj)USS Barbey (FF 1088)ET2OperationsMay 1976 – Mar 1977Time aboard was great, worked hard, stayed busy. Made first crossing of equator with ship. Retired as ETC
Hoitink, TomUSS Vega (AF 59)DK3Disbursing1971 – 1971I had a great time on the Vega, I was an emergency transfer to replace a DK. Mr Fields was a great Officer, and Mark Camp was a great student who I trained to replace me when my enlistment expired.
Hojara, Benjamin S.USS George K. MacKenzie (DD 836)SNGun gangNov 1962 – Nov 1966
Hojna, Michael 'Hojna'Special Boat Unit 12 (SBU 12)E-3Deck detailMar 15, 1975 – Jun 7, 1979Know you Mcgrue. You were a big E.C. fan. We used to go sailing in the bay, and Med. Thought you were going to kill us. I knew moose, werling, baby hugie, cooper,higgens,duncan,artie jones,ollie. My God I miss the cheese
Hokanson, ArnoldUSS Guadalcanal (LPH 7)SM3CSAug 1980 – Apr 1984I would go back and do it all again with the crew and officers that were there. We all watched each others back
Hokanson, ArnoldUSS Guadalcanal (LPH 7)SM2SM1980 – 1984
Hokanson, Glenn profile iconUSS Jason (AR 8)YN3OperationsNov 1972 – Jun 19, 1975Started in Deck Division chipping paint. Moved up to OPS Yeoman and had some great duty. Sad that she lost her guns but she kept up with the times. Good memories!
Hoke, Charlene (Charlie)USS L. Y. Spear (AS 36)WT3W-3May 17, 1991 – Mar 21, 1994I met the most amazing people when I checked aboard. For those that I worked with you made the decision for me to stay Navy easier. Thank-you. Still in but now as an AM in VAW-126. Drop me a line charlene.hoke@navy.mil
Hoke, FrederickUSS Salinan (ATF 161)E3USS Salinan atf 161May 1968 – Dec 1971Would like to reconnect with fellow ship mates 1968-1972
Hoke, LarryUSS John F. Kennedy (CVA 67)E3SK1Sep 1969 – Mar 1971I enjoyed my time serving in the Navy and very proud to have served on board the Kennedy. While I have not stayed in touch with my ship mates, I often think of them and wonder where they are and what their doing.
Hoke, Malcolm profile iconNaval Station NewportCHIEF BOILERMANNAVAL STATION1957 –HELLO EVRYBODY I AM THE GRANDSON OF LATE CHIEF BOILER TECHNICIAN MALCOLM LEGRAND HOKE. I JUST WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE HISTORY OF MY GRANDFATHER THATS WHY IM GET INTO THIS SITE. SALUTE TO ALL NAVY.
Hoke, MarkUSS Garcia (FF 1040)ET2OpsApr 1985 – Jul 1989I was one of the last crew members and am sad to say I turned her over to the Pakistanis after a 2 year overhaul in Philadelphia
Hoke, MichaelUSS Seattle (AOE 3)GMG2Aug 20, 1974 – Mar 14, 1978Weapons Divison we where ammo movers
Hoke, Randall profile iconUSS Howard W. Gilmore (AS 16)E2ENGINE ROOMEApr 27, 1973 – Apr 27, 1973I would love to hear from old friends like Gus Andrews and Duke.
Hoke, Stephen profile iconUSS Thach (FFG 43)EN2E-2Apr 8, 1989 – Jul 20, 1992I see a lot of names and recall all the faces attached to them. I will never forget the great times and people. I would not trade them for anything. Especially the Engineering party in PI before Brad Middleton bailed out
Hoke, Steven profile iconUSS Forrestal (CV 59)AT2IM-3Oct 27, 1984 – Jun 19, 1989Worked PM during SLEP, short stint in MICRO-MIN and the rest in the Cal-Lab. Made some good friends and had some good times.
Hokenson, DocUSS Champion (MCM 4)HMC(SW)MedicalJul 21, 1998 – Oct 21, 2001Never been more proud in my career then to serve on board the CHAMPION. Great ship, great crew and great expierence! "We accept the challenge"
Hokenson, Keith Lee-hokieUSS Ajax (AR 6)mm3mp-division1969 – 1973It was an experience I won't forget.
Holahan, JimUSS Capodanno (FF 1093)STG33RDFeb 1988 – Mar 1990Served until 3/90, than they asked me to leave and I said HELL YEA John Dory. Had alot of fun. Even tho some tried to make life miserable, I still had a blast. Was at the USO, had a big affect on me then and still does today.
Holahan, TomUSS America (CV 66)BT-3BOct 1964 – Aug 1966#1 MMR
Holak, Steve (Boats)USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)ET2OEMar 1981 – Jun 1985Looking to connect with shipmates OE (OE11) from the period 1981-1984. I worked mostly Trans One (HF and NTDS transmitters) at the base of the island O3 level, and the mouse-ears shop the next deck up in the island.
Holan, AnthonyUSS Maryland (SSBN 738)ET2COMMAug 1, 2001 – Oct 19, 2004
Holbach, RichardUSS Forrestal (CV 59)ACANOCAug 1, 1992 – Jun 30, 1993Joined in Pcola and decommisioned in Philly. Had a great time at both places.
Holbeck, EarlUSS Goldsborough (DDG 20)E5E1973 – 1977Old Goldy and her crew some of the best times I experienced and west pac was the best, the first always is. The small crew allowed us all to get to know each other! No matter what division you were in!
Holbein, CurtUSS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71)AG1OA1988 – 1992
Holbein, CurtUSS Bataan (LHD 5)AGCOA1996 – 2000Plank owner
Holbein, FrederickUSS Stump (DD 978)RMC(SW)OC - CR/CSMar 1991 – Dec 1994Comm Chief. over Radio and Signals. Learned alot and made lots of friends. Thanks to the Chiefs who helped me grow, and to those who helped me mature.
Holbein, FrederickUSS Bowen (FF 1079)RMC(SW)OCDec 1990 – Mar 1991Comm Chief over Radio and Signals... How about that drug ops in the Pacific?
Holbein, FrederickUSS Seattle (AOE 3)RM1CRJun 1983 – Nov 1986Where to start... I'll just leave this one alone for now
Holbein, FrederickAmphibious Squadron 8 (PHIBRON 8)RM2Staff CommunicationsAug 1976 – Oct 1979My first command and really learned a lot from a lot of senior Chiefs
Holbein, FrederickRecruit Training Command Great LakesSRCo 329 Reinharts Road RunnersOct 20, 1975 – Dec 19, 1975Hello basic training!! Ya' aw come and git jor laundry
Holbein, MaggieUSS Emory S. Land (AS 39)PS3(SW/AW)PERSONNEL OFFICESep 2004 – Nov 2006The Land definitely opened my eyes to the drama side of the Navy. Beautiful location, cheap traveling, and awesome Cola made the time worth while! I don't miss all the drama- but I do miss the location. Good luck to everyone still there~
Holbein, MaggieUSS Emory S. Land (AS 39)PS2(SW/AW)Exec/PersonnelSep 21, 2004 – Nov 1, 2006Micro-management is a term that I never knew and now I do. I miss the area, beaches, and cola- do not miss the ship, curfew and all the drama. Good luck to everyone... have a great day.
Holben, RichUSS Trippe (FF 1075)sm/snsigs1976 – 1980To let you guys know Mark Vose past away Dec 2013. Has anyone heard from Sweany? Sam the oil king? Some of the best times period! Unitas xx. Take care to all of you. Hi kurt.
Holberg, DavidUSS Detroit (AOE 4)E-3OE/2nd/RASMar 1983 – Feb 1986
Holberg, Joseph "Joe"USS Canopus (AS 34)HT3DCNov 5, 1984 – Feb 28, 1989This was my last ship I served on in the Navy. It was in Kingsbay, Georgia at the time. (I was also known as "Joe-The Book Reader"). I am always wanting to hear from my old ship mates.

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