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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Heard, ChuckGunfighters (VF 124)ANGround support1974 – 1975Great place to work ,great squadron and Miramar was awesome
Heard, DavidUSS Boulder (LST 1190)SN2ndOct 1972 – Feb 1974Really enjoyed my time onboard as part of the deck crew. The mini-med cruise that lasted for 6 months. HA! Breaking down in the middle of the Atlantic. Remember Master Chief Vinson? BM1 Cromer?
Heard, Dianna LUSS Acadia (AD 42)LNC(SW)Admin LegalNov 1987 – Jan 1992
Heard, DonaldUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)ABEV-2Nov 1, 1990 – Oct 30, 1993Daryl Smith aka Big Smitty (MS), Michael Robinson aka Big Rob (TX), Eric Burns (VA), Ricky Jackson (VA), and Andre Hill (VA)... Where you at?
Heard, DonaldUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)E3V2 GEAR RATSNov 20, 1990 – Oct 24, 1993SOMEONE FROM THE CREW IN V2 CALL ME AT 980.322.8792.. REMEMBER RICHMOND VA.. LOL
Heard, DonaldUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)E3V21991 – 1993Looking for all the V2 Bros from Desert Shield Desert Storm. Smitty, Big Rob, Monkey Joe, Elerbee, and the rest of the crew.
Heard, EverettBroncos (VA 112)AE3VA112Sep 13, 1962 – Apr 2, 1963looking for taylor-kenny coats-lansing -foy-bellamy-hatfield-hickerson-brown-leciejewski-rosetta-thompson-keilitz-mcshosh-deangeloPLEASE CALL ME AT 770-943-5007
Heard, EverettUSS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)AE3VA112Oct 1, 1961 – Jul 10, 1964anyone in 61to 64 looking for anyone. I did 2 west-pac. Marshal-Coats-Brown-Foy-Deangelo-McShosh-Leciejewski
Heard, HueyUSS Conyngham (DDG 17)HT3RepairMay 1, 1980 – May 31, 1982I was assigned to the Conyngham while she was at the Bath Iron Works undergoing overhaul. I was with her when she crossed Kadafi's "Line Of Death" with the USS Coontz. I was in DC Central when the sonar was damaged off the coast of Africa.
Heard, LaurentUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)DM3Sep 1976 – Sep 1979
Heard, RandyUSS Okinawa (LPH 3)LPH3Air V-1/V-3/V-5Dec 24, 1988 – Sep 15, 1992This was my first command. I have never again experienced such a closeness throughout the entire Air Dept./Command. Would love to re-unite with some old friends from oki.
Heard, RandyUSS Okinawa (LPH 3)ABH3V-1, V-3, V-5Dec 22, 1988 – Sep 24, 1992We had some good times on the Oki Boat. Old friends can reach me @ poorfirstclass@yahoo.com
Heard, RichardUSS Hollister (DD 788)s/1CO DivisionFeb 1, 1946 – Aug 1, 1946
Heard, TonyUSS Coronado (LPD 11)EM2CraneJul 25, 1979 – Aug 22, 1984white ghost, shellback, Kenya, e-div protons, baharain, Kingsbay Ga., Fast attack, ICBM, Boomers, B&A Crane
Heard, UlyUSS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72)E-6Outside RepairJun 16, 1988 – Jan 9, 1997Dudes, looking for the old crew. Anyone out there.
Heard, WalterUSS Peleliu (LHA 5)E-5/DP2ODMay 3, 1980 – May 15, 1984The years I spent on Peleliu were some of the best i had in my navy career. I made two WestPac and met friends that I still stay in contact with today 12/2006. Plank Owner
Heard, WilliamUSS Cadmus (AR 14)ETN2R4Feb 12, 1956 – Oct 24, 1957
Hearl, Donnie / BubbaUSS Mississippi (CGN 40)MS1S2Aug 1977 – Jan 1980
Hearl, Donnie / BubbaUSS Petrel (ASR 14)MS1S1971 – 1974
Hearl, Donnie / BubbaUSS Donner (LSD 20)CS3S2May 1964 – May 1966
Hearl, NelsonUSS Dealey (DE 1006)MM2?1956 – 1957
Hearld, NickUSS Pyro (AE 24)E-32NDApr 1, 1986 – Apr 1, 1988MAN I FOUND THIS SITE AND TEARS CAME TO MY EYES.HAD A LOT OF FUN WITH GUYS LIKE DAVE WHITE, BRYANT YOUNG, DARREN GRIFFIN SENIOR CHIEF BITTNER SHAKY JAKE,AND OLD G.Q. JIMMY.SOME OF THE BEST DAM SHIPMATES TO SERVE WITH
Hearn, AvarnUSS Halyburton (FFG 40)EM2EAug 1999 – Sep 2003
Hearn, Brette ChopUSS San Jacinto (CG 56)E-3/DCFNengeenringSep 5, 1995 – Jul 10, 1996Was a wonderful ship and crew. Chief Clafshankle was not the friendliest person in the world but he knew his job. Met alot of people and no one parties like the engineering dept.
Hearn, DanUSS Glennon (DD 840)BT3BApr 10, 1974 – Oct 15, 1976Larry: Learned to dislike the Eagles since you butchered all their songs trying to sing them.
Hearn, DanielUSS Moinester (FF 1097)PN3PersonnelAug 6, 1974 – Jan 24, 1976Plankowner and keeper of all leave files. Worked with PN1 Hamilton.
Hearn, David M.USS Guam (LPH 9)YN3ops/eng1991 – 1994glad to see they finally put her to rest. had a blast. if anyone out there was onboard quam between 1991-1994 give me a shout
Hearn, DonUSS Nathan Hale (SSBN 623)MM3(SS)A DivisionNov 1966 – Mar 1968Made 3 patrols before yard period at EB.
Hearn, EdUSS Sides (FFG 14)MS1 (SW)Food ServiceNov 21, 1991 – Apr 30, 1993Great times on the Sides.
Hearn, EdUSS Fairfax County (LST 1193)MS3SupplyJul 12, 1980 – Mar 22, 1983Many memories on the Fairfax County, especially when I made shellback.
Hearn, EdUSS Fairfax County (LST 1193)E4S2Jul 12, 1980 – Mar 8, 1983My memories of the Fairfax are West African Cruise-1980 and North Atlantic 1981. It was a great ship, great shipmates. I will always have memories of the Fairfax County.
Hearn, EdUSS Julius A. Furer (FFG 6)E5/MS2S-2Jun 6, 1985 – Jun 30, 1987I remember a 4 week deployment, coming home for the weekend and then another deployment for I think more than 3 weeks. The crew was great. I earned my ESWS on the Julius A Furer.
Hearn, EdUSS Robert H. McCard (DD 822)E1/MSSRSupplyAug 24, 1979 – Jun 1, 1980This was my first ship in the US Navy. Tampa, Florida was a good homeport.
Hearn, JackUSS Jason (AR 8)EM3R3 & R5Nov 1972 – Jun 1975the good old rewind shop and outside electrical repair, The Uss Kitty Hawk was my last out side Job, but before I made rate as an FA and FN I work'd in the Evaps with some great guys, Harry T Alsup, Jerry Gonia
Hearn, JackLong Beach Naval ShipyardEM3Service CraftJun 15, 1975 – May 18, 1978Moving those Ships and Barges around on the YTM 394 the remaining time spent serving on the YO 130 I was craft Electrian on both
Hearn, JackUSS Jason (AR 8)EM3R3 & R5Nov 24, 1972 – Jun 15, 1975I loved my tour onboard the jason, went onboard an 18 year old kid and left a man
Hearn, JosephUSS Rockbridge (APA 228)em3engNov 1944 – Jun 1946
Hearn, MichaelUSS Forrestal (CV 59)ABH3V-11985 – Oct 1989Been looking for my buddies from 1985 thru 1989 in V-1 Div. I started in maintenance with Early McCollum. I moved to blue shirt, tractor driver, tractor king and finished out in crash & salvage as night PO.
Hearn, Mitch (The Georgia Dawg)USS San Jacinto (CG 56)RM2OC (THE BEST OF THE SAN-JAC)Apr 15, 1987 – Apr 15, 1991WELL LET ME SEE I SERVED ON THREE SHIPS IN MY NAVY CAREER AND THE SAN JAC WAS THE BEST. WHAT A GREAT BUNCH OF PEOPLE THAT I HAD THE PRIVELAGE TO KNOW AND TO SERVE WITH DURING THE FUN TIMES, THE HARD TIMES AND THE ROUGH TIMES. GODS SPEED.AMEN
Hearn, Mitch (The Georgia Dawg)USS San Jacinto (CG 56)RM2OCApr 15, 1987 – Apr 15, 1991

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