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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
James, Willie "J-dog"USS Fife (DD 991)YN2NavigationApr 5, 1992 – Aug 1, 1994FIFE was hands down the best in the fleet while stationed in Japan. The brother hood was amazing, everyone knew each other and we did our thing in Japan.
James, Willie WalterUSS Carl Vinson (CVN 70)Aviation Ordnanceman 3rd classG-1 Flight Deck OrdnanceMay 1994 – Oct 1997Had really good shop. Some of the best guys I have ever met. Miss it alot! Proud to have served on this great ship. IYAOYAS!!
James, WilsonUSS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71)MS2 / E-5S-5 / WardroomJan 1986 – Oct 1989Looking for fellow "Plank Owners" and old shipmates.
James, WoodrowUSS Duluth (LPD 6)HM2(SW)MedicalSep 25, 1981 – Mar 23, 1984The Duluth was a great ship -made that way by a stellar crew of officers and men. I was lucky to be counted in that number. Best of luck to ALL of you who passed through the sickbay that I didn't kill; lol. Be well and God Bless!
James, WoodyUSS Gary (FFG 51)ETCMCS41984 – 1988Retired and living in San Diego.
James Kerr, DonUSS Intrepid (CVS 11)ABE3V2 CATs and AGDec 1966 – Apr 1970At 19 years old, I had no idea I was about to have the most exciting 4 years of my life. Would love to hear from anyone who served during this time frame.
James (Jim), LittleUSS Dynamic (MSO 432)ETN3Operations, CIC watch stander.May 1961 – Aug 1962 I served on board with Russ Hatch during the first Navy patrols along the coast and inland waters of S. Viet Nam. Wooden ships and Iron men indeed, we were.. Good memories of my time on board the Dirty D.
James A Totter, TrotterUSS Mispillion (AO 105)E2deck hand1967 – Aug 1968looking for old shipmates. if you knew me on the misspillion please contact me at 864-391-6542
James A. Stone, JimUSS Bushnell (AS 15)YN2Personnel1957 – 1961
James Andrew Wallace, JimmyUSS Jason (AR 8)ELECTRICIAN 3 RD CLASSARH 11948 – 1951Looking for anyone who was on board with my dad.
James Byers, Lit'L RichUSS Belknap (CG 26)E3 SeamanDeckDec 1989 –This is where I learned how to drink and talk the most crap, and have the most fun. I regret ever leaving the Navy. Capt. Zig, Stullar, Heavy D, Charlie Spoons, Red Head Kingpin, Goldie, Big John Alday, Brother Knowledge
James C, J CUSS Fort Snelling (LSD 30)RadarmanICOct 4, 1961 – Apr 4, 1966 Different Cribe cruises, Late 1995 Med Thresher sub search,
James C. Buehrig, TenderUSNS Supply (T-AOE 6)seman first classdon't knowOct 29, 1945 – Dec 10, 1945the port side 20mm gun was battle station we shot mines out of the ocean every time we crossed the pacific that was 6 times when i was aboard Ihave retired from th USAF as a Major. Fighter Pilot I flew the F-80 F-86F
James D Cary, JimUSS Wichita (AOR 1)E-11st Division,Apr 1972 – Nov 1972Came on board in Long Beach after boot camp and went on a Westpac tour starting in July (as I recall) Ended up going to class A school and was transfered off in Subic November 1972. Learned allot from my shipmates.
James D Puckett., DonUSS William M. Wood (DD 715)ss1Deck 1st divisionAug 21, 1946 – Aug 21, 1949I WAS IN BOOT CAMP IN CAMP PERRY VIRGINIA 11-07-1945 WENT TO HAWAII AFTER BOOT CAMP WAS TRANSFERED TO THE U.S.S. CEBU REPAIR SHIP TO THE BIKINI ATOLL A-BOMB TEST, BACK TO HAWAII WAS TRANSFERED TO THE WILLIAM M. WOOD
James D. Chambers, DennisUSS Jacksonville (SSN 699)MMC/SSELT- MMar 15, 1982 – Dec 19, 1986On Board for Collision in 82, Indian Ocean run in '82 and '85. Left active duty as MM1, Joined Reserves in '88. Made Chief in 2003. Retiring with 24 years August 2006. Graduate from Kennesaw State University in Ga. with Chemistry Degree
James D. Chambers, DennisUSS Jacksonville (SSN 699)MMCM - EltMar 15, 1982 – Dec 18, 1985Off Active duty Dec85. Joined Reserves Aug88. Retiring Aug06. On board for Collision in 82, IO run in 82 and 85, along with everything in between.
James D. Montgomery, "monty"USS Thomas Jefferson (SSBN 618)IC1(SS)LPO ICJun 1968 – Sep 1972After years of riding diesels (DBF) I got orders to TJ. Going from the old boats to "Boomers" was like someone telling you that your Mom had the clap. Did 16 patrols on 3 different FBM's before retiring as a Chief. Lets hear from you
James D. Montgomery, "monty"USS Alexander Hamilton (SSBN 617)ICC(SS)IC -forwardJun 1977 – Apr 1980I did runs in the Goat Locker. Enjoyed the crew, "goats" and the guys who worked for me. Retired and went to college. Became a Plant Engineer in the glass industry. Taught school for a few years. Would like to hear from shipmates. DBF
James Edgar, WogUSS Hoel (DDG 13)RD3 RETIIRED AWCOIJan 1969 – Jun 1970Made 2 westpac Remember when the forward 5" 54 had a round explode in the barrel
James Eichelberger, IkeUSS Mosopelea (ATF 158)EN 3EngineeringApr 1960 – Oct 1963
James F, BrownUSS Independence (CV 62)ADJ2V-6Sep 16, 1960 –I also was the Captain’s driver until I made E5.
James F. Bernard, Bernie Or Fat FloydUSS John S. McCain (DDG 36)BT3BMay 1970 – May 1972retired in 2012 as a machinist from Gardner Denver Co. in Quincy. Been married to my highschool sweetheart for over 41 years. (Wow thats a long time!!) would like to hear from former shipmates.
James Fox, NoneUSS Estocin (FFG 15)LTEngineering and NavigationFeb 15, 1991 – May 15, 1994DCA, MPA and Navo
James H. Murray, Jr., PeteUSS Essex (CV 9)BM/E3G-2Feb 12, 1965 – Feb 12, 1967One of the greatest times I've had in my life. After leaving Essex I spent 30 years with Memphis Fire Department, retiring as Captain.
James Henico, JimUSS Seattle (AOE 3)GMG 2WEAPONSMar 16, 1972 – Mar 15, 1975HAD A GREAT TIME ON SEATTLE,IT WENT TO FAST.WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM OLD SHIP MATES
James Henico, JimUSS Spiegel Grove (LSD 32)GNG2WEAPONSMar 1975 – Jun 1975
James II, EtheridgeUSS Coral Sea (CVA 43)RM3CRSep 10, 1973 – Feb 6, 1977I got that fricking message about the Mayaguez. We were on out way to Perth, Western Australia. We eventually got to Perth and I still wish I had stayed.
James Jeffers, JjUSS Ray (SSN 653)ET2 (SS)Forward ET (Navigations)Jul 1974 – Jul 1977
James Jr, ArtUSS Pasadena (CL 65)COOK 3RD CLASSSugarMar 2, 1946 – Nov 20, 1947
James Jr, Kenneth USS Halyburton (FFG 40)CS2 (SW)S-2 GalleyDec 15, 2005 – Jul 29, 2009The best times of my career came from this command. The people made it great to be there. I will never forget the smoke pit stories. Thanks crew. We did it.
James Jr, Robert CowboyUSS Bunker Hill (CG 52)GSMengineering1994 – May 27, 1997
James Jr., JesseUSS Forrestal (CV 59)SMSNCSNov 15, 1985 – Aug 10, 1987I was only on the FID for a couple of years but in that short time I have memories to last a lifetime including (but not limited to) a Med Cruise and GITMO. I would like to hear from other Communications personnel.
James L Snoke, JimUSS Intrepid (CV 11)Ar3AviationJan 17, 1960 – Sep 11, 1964
James L. Brewster, IkeUSS Pine Island (AV 12)AO3W1963 – Nov 1966
James Mather, O2 JewUSS Sam Houston (SSBN 609)mm3A GangOct 1968 – Mar 1972
James McArdle, JimUSS Capodanno (FF 1093)BM31stAug 10, 1980 – May 10, 1984Best times I ever had, best times I ever really lived! Excellant ship and many fond memories. Where are you old 1st Division sailors?
James McAtee, Big MacUSS Oklahoma City (CLG 5)AK3s1 divisionDec 1976 – Dec 1978was the greatest ship i ever serve on and love all the ports we pull into i retired after 20 yrs of honorable service 1973-1993 as AK1,now i have been working 1998-to present a supply tech (GS-7/Step 10) at ASD ON NASNI
James McAtee, Big MacBlue Blazers (VA 93)AK3squadronDec 3, 1973 – Dec 20, 1975my first command VA-93 assign to the USS MIDWAY remember most was we took part of OPERATION FREAKEN WIND which part to the vietnam evecation april 1975
James McAtee, Big MacUSS Constellation (CV 64)AK3S6 DIVISIONJan 20, 1976 – Aug 23, 1976Spend most of my time in the yards up in Bremerton Washington from jan 76-jun 76 and went back to homeport san diego until i got out in aug 76 but i reenlisted in november and reported to USS OKLAHOMA CITY CG-5 in DEC 76

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