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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
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| Horne, Voicemail | Main Battery (VA 196) | an | squadron | Nov 1980 – Jun 1982 | plane capt under 1st class po freddy smith 81-82 west pac looking for craig smith from ams shop please call 910-477-1039 also speed brakes where you at call me |
| Horne, Wes | USS Comte De Grasse (DD 974) | TM3 | CS/CA | Apr 3, 1993 – Sep 9, 1996 | |
| Hornedo, Josean | USS Alexandria (SSN 757) | E5, MM | A-Gang | Dec 18, 2000 – Jun 1, 2005 | A-gang all the way. Great times and memories here. My english was bad then, but I could of fixed and get anything done by claping my hands two time, look at me, its done. Donnedo82(at)gmail.com facebook me |
| Horneff, William S. | USS Cossatot (AO 77) | SEAMAN FIRST CLASS | May 15, 1943 – Dec 12, 1945 | IMy father was very proud of his service on the USS Cossatot and spoke very fondly of the men who served on her. He recounted the experience to us about the night that the Cossatot was under attack and his crew shot down the Jap S S plane. | |
| Hornemann, Dennis | USS Coconino County (LST 603) | GMG3 | GUNNERY | 1966 – 1967 | |
| Horner, Bob | USS America (CV 66) | LTJG | Engineering E | Apr 1970 – Mar 1972 | |
| Horner, Christopher | USS Merrill (DD 976) | RM2 | OC | 1987 – 1990 | I see some familiar names here. Good times on board this ship. Sad they sank her. I thought they sold her. If you know me feel free to contact me. |
| Horner, Dan | USS Holland (AS 32) | E-4/personnelman | personnel | Jun 1, 1975 – Feb 10, 1977 | Looking for Jerry Been , Dave Mixa, and a few other Mormon shipmates |
| Horner, Dave | USS Vulcan (AR 5) | E-3/SEAMAN | 1st | Mar 1981 – Jul 1986 | Believe it or not I'm still alive! I am now retired from the USN. Can you believe it? |
| Horner, David Big Country | USS Stout (DDG 55) | SM3 | on | Mar 14, 1997 – Aug 9, 2001 | Man, i miss the stout and the crew and all the fun times we had. |
| Horner, Don | USS George C. Marshall (SSBN 654) | MT2/SS | Missile | Apr 2, 1988 – Sep 10, 1990 | Remember the good times, good crew, 1st and only boat. Great times |
| Horner, Glenn (Little Jack) | USS Pine Island (AV 12) | ABH2 | V1 | Apr 1959 – Jan 14, 1963 | I would just like to see if anyone remembers the skinny kid from Minnesota during my 4 years aboard the "Piney Maru" |
| Horner, Gregg / "Brother Horner" | USS Garcia (FF 1040) | STG1 | Weapons Devision | Jun 26, 1984 – Jan 6, 1989 | "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times" |
| Horner, Jack | USS Holland (AS 32) | SK3 | S-6 | Jan 3, 1972 – Sep 4, 1973 | Spent 3 months in San Diego storekeeper school in late 1971 and then a few weeks in Norfork, VA. Flew to Rota in Jan 1972. Then 1973 in Charleston, SC. Worked in S-6. Southern Spain was beautiful. Trips to Sevilla were great. |
| Horner, James | USS Elrod (FFG 55) | LT | ASW | Sep 1, 1984 – Jun 5, 1987 | Precomm /Plank owner Enjoyed working with some of the best this country has to offer. |
| Horner, Jay | USS Reuben James (FFG 57) | OS2 | OC05 | Mar 1997 – Sep 2001 | Best looking guy on board from 1998-2001 |
| Horner, Johh | USS Belknap (CG 26) | MSSN | S-2 | Dec 1973 – Nov 1975 | i was in the galley as night baker on the night of nov. 22 1975 and went through all of that night with the rest of the brave crew to save ship and lives. |
| Horner, John "JT" | USS James Madison (SSBN 627) | STS2(SS) | Sonar | Apr 20, 1970 – Jun 1, 1974 | Came onboard at EB for Poseidon conversion and refuelling,Gold crew. Made missile shot and calibration and shake-down run in Carribean. Made 6 patrols out of Holy Lock, Scotland. Very fond memories. |
| Horner, Jon | USS Harry E. Yarnell (CG 17) | EW3 | OW | Mar 1977 – Feb 1980 | Great crew,Great comraderie, always on top |
| Horner, Lawrence | USS Guam (LPH 9) | E-2MINUS1/DECK | First | Dec 31, 1985 – Jul 1988 | |
| Horner, Lowell | USS Enterprise (CVN 65) | MMC | Engineering | 1962 – 1965 | |
| Horner, Mark (Toad) | USS South Carolina (CGN 37) | OS3 | OI | Nov 15, 1982 – Mar 7, 1985 | Of All my duty stations this one is the most memorable. |
| Horner, Richard (Rick) | USS Richard L. Page (FFG 5) | FTM | 2nd | Aug 1974 – Jan 1978 | Forward deployed in Elefsis with Desron 12. Lots of long port visits in Med during fuel shortages of 74. Homeward bound cruise in 1975 from Las Palmas, Grand Canaries to San Juan without refueling. |
| Horner, Richard (Rick) | USS Joseph Strauss (DDG 16) | FTM2 | FOX | Aug 15, 1969 – May 30, 1971 | |
| Horner, Richard Jack | USS Gurnard (SSN 662) | IC3SS | Dec 14, 1971 – Jan 18, 1973 | ||
| Horner, Robert | USS Iowa (BB 61) | Lt | Signal officer | 1944 – 1945 | My dad passed away in 1979 at the age of 71. As a kid, I Ilistened intently to his stories of life on board. I have a copy of the ship's newpaper and 2 photos of his division posing beneath a 16" turret. |
| Horner, Ron "Hondo" | USS Pittsburgh (SSN 720) | MM2 | M/RL | Jan 14, 1986 – Apr 24, 1991 | Ah, yes...Last of the cold warriors. Looking forward to next reunion, Maybe St. Croix or La Madelana this time :) Hey, Corn...My Karma still runs over your Dogma! Ha, Ha! |
| Horner, Ronald | USS Pittsburgh (SSN 720) | MM2/SS | M/RL | Feb 6, 1987 – Apr 26, 1991 | Lots of Interesting times...La Mad, Holyloch, Toulon, Brest, Lisbon [gawd how I loved Lisbon], Halifax, Monaco... |
| Horner, Roy | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | PH3 | OP Division | Jun 9, 1981 – Nov 30, 1985 | The 82 Austrailia cruise was fun compared to the seriousness of the 83-84 Lebanon expedition. Witnessed history: Bob Hope's USO show & the audience with PopeJPII. Wheatly was a great skipper. |
| Horner, Samuel K. | USS Aylwin (FF 1081) | EW2 | Ops | Aug 1975 – Jun 1978 | |
| Horner, Scott | USS Aspro (SSN 648) | RM2 | Radio | Oct 26, 1989 – Oct 1, 1992 | |
| Horner, Scott | USS Seahorse (SSN 669) | SN | Deck/ Radio Striker | Oct 16, 1986 – May 6, 1988 | |
| Horner, Thomas "Lil' Jack" | USS Nebraska (SSBN 739) | ET1/SS | Radio | Jul 28, 1998 – Feb 24, 2004 | Check the bottom of the LET above the A23 rack. GBF'n R Baby! |
| Horner, Tom | USS Frederick (LST 1184) | ET2 | ET Shop | Nov 1977 – Mar 1981 | Fun times aboard the Fast Freddy! Made ET1 in six years, then did 15yrs in the Reserves. Made WestPac's 78 & 80 as well as 79 overhaul in Long Beach. Great RM & ET gang. Been an ET all my life. Still work in Defense Electronics, San Diego. |
Horner-williamson, Sami  | USS Belleau Wood (LHA 3) | AD3 | AIMD/ IM2 | Oct 29, 1999 – May 10, 2003 | Miss all my buddies.... ;( Anyone wanna catch up hit me up at sami7310@hotmail.com |
| Horney, Johnnie | USS Boulder (LST 1190) | EM3 | E | Jul 12, 1976 – Jun 10, 1979 | Looking for old shipmates and anyone that has a plaque that I can make a mold from. Photos oh the ship are also needed for research work. Please E-mail me if you can help. |
| Hornfeck, Timothy/ Doc Thrust | USS Fresno (LST 1182) | Bm3 | 1st,2nd Deck Department | Apr 1987 – Sep 1990 | Welcome to the jungle, it's going to bring you down. Ps Who in the hell goes to Burma? |
| Hornick (Hall), Dianna | USS L. Y. Spear (AS 36) | DC2 | DC SHOP | Jan 2, 1986 – Sep 11, 1989 | I worked with Markee, Bodish, Mary Ann, Pierce and a CWO McDermont. It was by far a great experience for me. I did retire as a DCC. I am enjoying every day of this journey we call life. My 22 years in USN was great. :) |
| Hornicke, Gregory | USS Truxtun (CGN 35) | FTM2 | OPS / OE | May 1970 – May 1974 | Proud lead of best 48 radar crew in fleet. A lot of crusies |
| Hornik, David | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | AVIATION STOREKEEPER AK2 | S1-S-6 | May 1968 – Aug 1971 | I am a Plank Owner - member of the first crew. I was assigned to the JFK 's Pre-Commissioning Unit in Norfolk, Va when there were approximately 250 officers and men assigned to the ship |
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