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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
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| Jessup, Eric | USS Hoist (ARS 40) | QM3 / DV | Operations | Jun 5, 1989 – Jun 5, 1991 | |
| Jessup, James | Assault Craft Unit 1 (ACU 1) | E4 | NSA Danang YFU-4 | Sep 19, 1967 – Sep 19, 1968 | I was in Vietnam in 1967 thru 1968 stationed in Danang. My boat was the YFU-4 which traversed the perfume and Cua Viet Rivers, to Hue and Dong Ha. In April of 1968 during the TET Offensive our boat was hit by a rocket. |
| Jessup, Jim | USS Shangri-La (CVA 38) | electricans mate 3rd class | E Division | Sep 1956 – Jun 1, 1958 | I would love to hear from any of the guys that I knew on the Shang. Mainly E Division but also anyone that spent time down in the fire rooms. I'm now an architect and live in Seattle, Wa. (grew up in Walla Walla) |
| Jessup, John (Hoss) | USS Thomas S. Gates (CG 51) | SN | 1st | Jan 15, 2002 – Apr 10, 2004 | While I was onboard, I couldn't wait to leave... When I reached my next duty station, I wanted to go back. |
| Jessup, Michael | USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) | SKSN | S-8 | Aug 18, 1996 – Jul 19, 1999 | Walking tall and carrying a bigger stick. Now a deputy sheriff with the Taney Co Sheriff's Dept in Missouri. I would like 2 find old friends who I have lost contact with while I was on board. Contact info jessup136@yahoo.com |
Jessup, Roy  | USS La Salle (AGF 3) | FTGSN | 3rd | Feb 1972 – Aug 1972 | I was "volunteered" to the LaSalle by GLNTC FTA school because it took a letter to Senator Strom Thurmond R-SC to get the heat turned on in our brand new barracks. It turned into a world cruise swapping to Valcour AGF1. View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Jessup, Roy | USS Harwood (DD 861) | SN3 | Deck | Oct 1970 – Jul 1971 | I served aboard Harwood in Charleston, SC as a weekend warrior in my first year as a reservist. I'll never forget the ride she gave me on my first weekend off shore Charleston. Blew lunch into my white hat in berthing View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Jessup, Roy | USS Valcour (AGF 1) | FTGSN | 2nd | Aug 1972 – Feb 1973 | Swapped to the Valcour from the LaSalle. The Valcour weighed anchor to head home when my sea bag hit the compartment deck. A great cruise back to the states with a great crew! I loved "popping off" those 40mm guns! View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Jessup, Roy | USS Pensacola (LSD 38) | FTG3 | 3rd | Feb 1973 – Aug 1973 | With 6 mths left of 2 yr active duty I enjoyed a Caribbean cruise to Gitmo, Venezulea, Virgina Islands, and Puerto Rico. Great crew and ship! View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Jessup, Roy | USS Cone (DD 866) | FTG3 | Deck | Sep 1973 – Jul 1975 | Weekend Warrior duty in Charleston, SC for remaining 2 years while Cone was in port. View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Jessup, Terry | Blue Blasters (VA 34) | AE-2 | AE shop | 1976 – Jun 6, 1979 | would like to find others that were in my shop |
| Jessup, Vern | USS Mount Hood (AE 29) | EM3 | E | 1974 – 1977 | Looking to say hello to all who remember me |
| Jessup, Vern | USS Mount Hood (AE 29) | E | Jun 1974 – Oct 1977 | ||
| Jessup, William (Bill) Nickname Jess | USS Enterprise (CVAN 65) | IC3 | E | Jun 1960 – Jul 1963 | I was part of the ships company and a Plank Owner and was previously on the USS Randolph |
| Jesten, Jerry | USS Cape Cod (AD 43) | NC1/SH2 | Admin/SH | 1982 – 1984 | Jeri Cooper AKA Jesten. I live in Victorville Ca. Plankowner/maiden cruise. Love to hear from crew. I used to run the ships store until I became an NC and transfered. hidesertrose09@yahoo.com |
| Jester, David | USS Richard E. Byrd (DDG 23) | EM3 | E | 1980 – 1981 | |
| Jester, Harold | USS Antietam (CV 36) | Seaman, First Class | SV6 | Aug 26, 1943 – Jan 28, 1946 | Harold is my father. He died in 2001. I am posting this in his memory. Paul Jester, San Diego, 858-382-1690. |
| Jester, James | USS Independence (CVA 62) | MSSN | M | Sep 1, 1974 – Mar 15, 1975 | I was a cook on board Indy from sept. 74 to Mch 75 cooked up some good vitals for you fellow ship mates. lol |
| Jester, John | USS Nimitz (CVN 68) | MS1 | S-2 Division | Oct 7, 1987 – Nov 7, 1991 | Worked as DCPO S-2 Division LPO, CPO Mess 90/91 |
| Jester, Legion | USS Tempest (PC 2) | QM1 | OPS | Jul 2000 – Mar 2003 | .This was the defining moment in my Navy career. Learned more than I could ever have hoped to from the crew. It was the greatest privilege working with all of you. For some of you I will see you soon in VA DAN HORNE where you at man. Thank you all. |
| Jester, Robert | USS Nassau (LHA 4) | EM3 | Electrical | 1978 – 1980 | |
| Jester, Stephen | USS Oriskany (CV 34) | PN3 | X | Jan 1967 – Oct 1968 | The "Mighty O", what a great lady and a fun date, too. My two years as a part of ship's company left me with a lifetime of memories. I miss her and my shipmates. |
| Jester, Todd | USS San Jacinto (CG 56) | BM1 | OD | Jun 1997 – Jun 2001 | Absolutely the best ship I was ever on. No water hours. Hollywood showers everyday. Went on to Panama City for 5 YEARS of shore duty where I retired as BM1. Anybody remember BM1 Gum? What a DICKHEAD. |
| Jester Sr, Terry | USS Florida (SSBN 728) | E3/MM | Aux | Nov 10, 1982 – Dec 1, 1986 | |
| Jester Sr, Terry | USS Michigan (SSBN 727) | E6/MM | Aux | Nov 1990 – Nov 1994 | |
| Jestice, Randy | USS Acadia (AD 42) | BT3 | R-2 | Jan 1981 – May 1984 | |
| Jestings, Jeff | USS Sellers (DDG 11) | SEAMAN E-3 | Supply | Jul 1974 – May 1977 | Ship was in drydock when I reported. Did 4 cruises in my 3 year hitch. Was boatswain mate the first 6 months then became a storekeeper in supply. Really have great memories of my tour of duty. |
| Jestus, Gene | USS Tullibee (SSN 597) | mm2 | machinery | 1974 – 1978 | wwww |
| Jesudass, Tim "Browntown" | USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) | STG | 2002 – | It was a time I will never forget. Thank you to all of you that created that great atmosphere during my short stay. Wish it could have been longer but sometimes life doesn't allow for what you want. | |
| Jesus, Hernandez | USS La Salle (AGF 3) | FN | A-GANG | May 23, 1988 – May 1989 | BEST TIMES WITH BERGER AND PARNELL |
| Jesus Alamillo, Chewie | USS Knox (DE 1052) | e4 | Signalmen | Jul 4, 1974 – | |
| Jeszenka, Mark | USS Benjamin Franklin (SSBN 640) | MS3 (SS) | MS | Jul 20, 1981 – Feb 22, 1985 | Blue Crew |
| Jeter, Brooklyn | USS Enterprise (CVN 65) | E3/SH | Supply | Dec 31, 1995 – Jan 1, 1998 | Ship's Serviceman from New York. Enjoyed my time onboard. Know for singing aloud while filing vending machines. Worked in Ship Store, Vending Supervisor and Laundry. |
| Jeter, Daniel | USS Antietam (CV 36) | FIRST CLASS ENS | Aug 15, 1942 – May 20, 1953 | I worked in the boiler room keeping the ship going. I spent most of my time in the engine room. I knew my shipmates,but I was never on deck. | |
| Jeter, Greg | USNS Rainier (T-AOE 7) | PN3 | Medical / Personnel Office | Jul 1994 – Mar 1997 | I have a vivid memory of all of the crew "manning" the rail as we arrived at out new homeport of Bremerton. GOD it was COLD! I think about the men and women I served with and hope all is well with them. |
| Jeter, Henry | USS Kearsarge (LHD 3) | AGC | OA | Nov 15, 2002 – Nov 15, 2005 | |
| Jeter, Jack | USS Grant County (LST 1174) | BM 2 | Jul 1, 1965 – Apr 5, 1969 | ||
| Jeter, John | USS Monticello (LSD 35) | GMG3 | Third | 1976 – 1979 | |
| Jeter, Luke | USS Caron (DD 970) | GMM3 | CSV | Dec 15, 1995 – Nov 14, 1998 | |
| Jeter, Michael | USS Ramsey (FFG 2) | FC2 | WEPS | Apr 1983 – May 1988 | Serving on the Ramsey was one the greatest adventures of my life. What a great crew. WEPS want to play some tackle football? I am really sad to hear that Ricky Wolnik passed away. MAURICE NATHAN WATTS were are you? |
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