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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Hughes, DanielUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)MMCLOX plantJul 19, 1987 – Jul 21, 1989Ran the LOX plant crew in Iceland.
Hughes, DanielUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)MMCLegal DepartmentAug 4, 1989 – May 28, 1992Command DAPA.
Hughes, DarrellUSS Saipan (LHA 2)RM3C4IAug 8, 1995 – Jan 28, 1997Lived like a manic and worked like a slave. Had a lot of fun with Devontaye's Family
Hughes, DarrellUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)OS3OIOct 20, 1982 – Jun 18, 1986I was good then and I'm still good now. Hughesdkblues@aol.com I live near Brisbane, Australia I did make OS2 but went to Captain's Mast before the frocking and got busted to seaman. Their loss not mine. Man was I a wild child back th
Hughes, DavidUSS Yellowstone (AD 41)E-6 OPTICALMANR-2Sep 1980 – Feb 1984
Hughes, DavidUSS Proteus (AS 19)OM1R-2Nov 1988 – Nov 1989
Hughes, DavidEyes of the Fleet (VFP 63)OM1 E-6squadronNov 1980 – Aug 19844 Years of an enjoyable time
Hughes, DavidUSS Orion (AS 18)OM3R-21973 – 1976Arrived on Board Spring of 1973 was attached to the Optical shop in R-2 Division Spent 3Years on board then left C School in Great Lakes.
Hughes, DavidUSS Howard W. Gilmore (AS 16)E-6 Om1R-21978 – 1980Arrived on board in the fall of 1977 an rotated out with the Ships rotation back to the States
Hughes, DavidUSS Wabash (AOR 5)BM3/RM3Second/OperationsJun 1972 – Apr 1975Served on Deck Crew Second Division Fuel Rig # 8. Transfered to Radio Shack about the time that homeport was changed to Alameda. Two tours of Westpac. Friends with JJ Heath, Roy Phillips, Steve Pettijohn, Alec Robinson, Chuck Hoy, many others.
Hughes, DavidUSS Okinawa (LPH 3)ETRSN1973 – 1974SERVED ON WESTPAC JUST AFTER WE LEFT DRYDOCK IN LONG BEACH, LEFT SHIP JUST BEFORE IT CAME BACK TO LONG BEACH
Hughes, DavidUSS Intrepid (CV 11)CORPORALmarine detachmentMar 5, 1962 – Mar 5, 1964 It was a fabulous tour and a superb crew of Marines and sailors. Truly the Navy/Marine Corps team
Hughes, DavidUSS Edenton (ATS 1)E1DECKJan 1976 – Jun 1976MADE ONE MED CRUISE SAW NAPLES , LIVORNO, SICILY, HOLY LOCK ,SCOTLAND AND CROSSED THE ATLANTIC BACK TO USA
Hughes, DavidUSS Orion (AS 18)TMSNWEAPONSSep 1977 – 1978
Hughes, DavidUSS St. Louis (LKA 116)Sm3Ops1985 – 1987It is quite a trip to realize how much my ship and her crew have become a part of me
Hughes, DavidUSS Samuel Gompers (AD 37)Ht3R1Oct 1982 – Oct 1986
Hughes, Dean (Burrhead)USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)BT2BDec 1981 – May 1986Alot of good times in 2MMR. I Don't miss the long cruises, but do miss all the freinds. Would love to hear how everybody is doing.
Hughes, DickieUSS Piedmont (AD 17)MR3R-2Oct 1974 – Jun 6, 1978Worked in machine shop
Hughes, DonUSS Forrestal (CV 59)AO2Guided MissileJan 10, 1964 – Sep 7, 1967I'm now 61 yrs old and still carry the proud feeling of being a part of Forrestals history. Friends made and lost then and now, but you can never erase the memories & great liberty times "Jack Tarr & Dave Hamel" I've tried to
Hughes, DonUSS Proteus (AS 19)PO2/MMAC&R shop/O2N2 shop/A GangMay 23, 1970 – Jan 15, 1973Great group of guys keeping it running and taking it to Mare Island. Lots of fun on Guam and Andy's hut
Hughes, DonaldUSS Iwo Jima (LPH 2)HM2MedicalAug 1990 – Mar 1991Desert Shield/Desert Storm
Hughes, DonaldUSS Guam (LPH 9)HM1MedicalAug 1995 – Aug 1998Really enjoyed my time on the Mighty 9. Worked with some people that I'll never forget.
Hughes, Donald (Dr)USS Enterprise (CVAN 65)AN (E-3)G DivisionFeb 20, 1963 – Jan 20, 1965
Hughes, Dorene (Signalman Sissy)USS Yellowstone (AD 41)SM2Communications1984 – 1987Looking for my friends Rich Manfred and Tom Carroll from the Machine Shop. I loved working on the Signal Deck with all the Signal Gang!
Hughes, DuaneUSS Pintado (SSN 672)MM1 SS/DVMJul 15, 1973 – Jun 18, 1981Served with some of the finest people I ever knew on this Boat.
Hughes, DuarteUSS Curtis Wilbur (DDG 54)E3ODFeb 2003 – Feb 2005
Hughes, EarlUSS Narwhal (SSN 671)LCDROperations and Weapons1984 – 1986Narwhal was the greatest boat I ever rode. I was the Navigator and Weapons Officer and my people made both jobs enjoyable.
Hughes, EdUSS Harry E. Yarnell (CG 17)BMSN1st1987 – 1989
Hughes, EdUSS Connecticut (SSN 22)FT3/E-4Jan 2001 –
Hughes, EdUSS Harry E. Yarnell (CG 17)BMSN1st1985 – 1987eihughes@tds.net I have a few pictures on facebook, from the cruise book. One of the most scariest pictures of "BULLWHIP" Miss you guys. If it was not for Com. Teats, I would have loved to stay on the Harry E.
Hughes, EdSunday Punchers (VA 75)AK1squadronDec 30, 1981 – Aug 8, 1982
Hughes, EdWorld Watchers (VQ 1)Ak3squadronSep 1, 1976 – Sep 1, 1978
Hughes, EdNaval Air Station BrunswickAk2SupplyOct 1978 – Dec 1981Worked in Aviation Supply Support in AIMD hangar.
Hughes, EdNaval Air Station AdakAKANSupplyMar 1975 – Aug 1976Worked in Aviation Supply Support in AIMD hangar
Hughes, EddieUSNS Butte (T-AE 27)RM2OC Radio Central / Protestant Lay LeaderApr 1975 – Jun 1978Great experience! Would like to hear from Vernon, Piper, Rodriquez, Padilla, Melvin, Branham, or any of the radiomen.. also Fenton, McInturff, Fertig, Santistaban, Piquet, and the rest of the brothers.
Hughes, EdwardUSS Tecumseh (SSBN 628)FTCM(SS)Weapons, Missile Fire Control1974 – 1977Spent 24 plus years in the Navy. Never saw a better crew than Tecumseh Gold. You folks did win the cold war, by being there and I can still remember a lot of smiling faces even at day 60 of many a patrol.
Hughes, EdwardUSS Manchester (CL 83)FT3FoxMay 1955 – Jul 1956My first ship, and She was a good ship. Helped put Her out of Commission at Hunters Point, Calif
Hughes, EdwardUSS Shenandoah (AD 44)TM14thJul 1983 – Jul 1988
Hughes, EldredUSS Miami (SSN 755)ETC/SSRCSep 1987 – Apr 1990Plankowner
Hughes, EldredUSS Haddock (SSN 621)ET1RCOct 1984 – Sep 1987

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