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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Johnston, JerryUSS Richmond K. Turner (CG 20)ENGINEMAN 3RDA1964 – 1966 plank owner, remember living aboard while still in dry dock,too many memories to mention,anybody remember "Omar thompson" (Gerald).or any of the first A gang? remember the liberty in Olongapo, the jeepneys and San Miguel......never forg
Johnston, JerryUSS Samuel Gompers (AD 37)Bm3S-11975 – 1977Best time in my life, west pack 75-77 Had some good times in Hk , olongapo, Subic bay, and Japan etc. Never will forget.
Johnston, Jerry "Jj"USS Midway (CV 41)AC1OCMar 16, 1974 – Mar 16, 1977Worked in Air Operation/CATCC, was aboard during Frequent Wind.
Johnston, JimUSS San Francisco (SSN 711)IC2ICJan 10, 1988 – Oct 2, 1992Turning 40 next year & prefer to remember the good times
Johnston, JimUSS Haddo (SSN 604)QM3(SS)Navigation1966 – 1968Looking for Shipmates Robby Roberts and Bobby Hall
Johnston, Jim (John)USS Hoist (ARS 40)SF2/DV2Eng/DV1964 – May 13, 1966Lot of time at sea aboard the Hoist. Went TAD to Iceland for six months of 1965 getting back in time for the salvage operation of the USS Almagordo in Charleston. I was also with Brashear when he got hurt.
Johnston, Jim (John)USS Tutuila (ARG 4)SF3/DV2R1962 – 1964First duty station out of SFM A School. Went to Diving school during my tour.
Johnston, JimmyUSS William V. Pratt (DDG 44)MM1Jul 1987 – Aug 1990
Johnston, JimmyUSS Saratoga (CV 60)MM3MMR4Jul 1985 – Jun 1987
Johnston, JoeUSS Pearl Harbor (LSD 52)BM2, FINALLY BM1 NOWDeckAug 1997 – Aug 2000To the Crew of the Pearl, Miss you all and tend to agree, the begining was hard but the end was great, Hope all of yoo are enjoying your new duty stations or your new careers.
Johnston, JoeUSS Duluth (LPD 6)SR, SA, SN, BM3, BM2Jan 18, 1987 – Aug 1992My first Ship, Loved every minute of it. THis goes to all of you I served with, Head you will be remembered, Rickheim, Pepe, Helvig, and the rest. Oh and by the way my 20 years is here.All of you contact me!!!!!!!!!
Johnston, JoeUSS Richard L. Page (FFG 5)RM2OC01Dec 26, 1981 – Jul 1985Suez transit, Panama Canal transit, Persian Gulf Ops (Smokers with USS W.S. SIMS), BLUENOSE chit from Norway Fjords (Teamwork '84), Swim Call in the Pacific (CENTAM coast--plenty of stinging nettles), Bath Iron Works....Maine--very cool.
Johnston, JohnUSS James Monroe (SSBN 622)FTB2SSWeaponsJan 1, 1969 – Mar 1979Served with Carl Boyce, Paul Agidius, Al Marconnet, Bill Sterchi, Steve Crowley, Rick Woodson and so many fine friends.
Johnston, JohnUSS Hunley (AS 31)E5/MM21962 – 1966I AM THE SON OFJohn Johnston WHO SERVED ON THE HUNLEY FROM PRECOMM- HOLY LOCH, TO CHARLESTON , MY DAD WORKED WITH THE BT'S DURING HIS TIME ON THE HUNLEY. I AM WRITING THIS FOR MY DAD. IM 12YRS IN MY SELF AND PROUD TO FOLLOW IN MY DADS FOOTSTEPS.
Johnston, JohnUSS Puget Sound (AD 38)MM3MFeb 2, 1974 – Mar 29, 1976Worked in the Engine Room,had a great time. Retiring soon from the FAA in Flint Mi.anyone heard from Chip Hoiler fron NJ.
Johnston, JohnUSS Swerve (MSO 495)ETN2OPSJul 31, 1970 – Jan 31, 1971Enjoyed the challenges and experiences of the Swerve, continued working in electronics, began my own business, retired now in Montana.
Johnston, JohnPacific Missile Range FacilityElectronics Technician 2nd ClassElectronics1950 – 1952. I am still looking for guys that served on the USS Apache ATF 67 in Korea, US Naval Receiving Station Wahiawa, Hawaii, US Naval Electronics School TI, and San Diego Boot Camp Co. 444 from 1948 to 1952.
Johnston, JohnUSS Apache (ATF 67)Electronics Technician 2nd ClassRadio Maintenance1950 – 1952. I am still looking for guys that served on the USS Apache ATF 67 in Korea, US Naval Receiving Station Wahiawa, Hawaii, US Naval Electronics School TI, and San Diego Boot Camp Co. 444 from 1948 to 1952.
Johnston, John ( Little John)USS Fanning (FF 1076)BT 3Engineering BTJun 1, 1971 – Sep 14, 1974I'm plank owner to USS FANNING. SERVED WITH SOME of the best black gang a person could ask for. We we're one of the first Boiler tech crews to pass propaolsion exam first time. But also was no rank but job was done.
Johnston, John PaulUSS Edenton (ATS 1)CDRCaptainNov 1993 – Mar 1996Best crew and ship in the U.S. Navy. No job too tough for this crew!
Johnston, John/ SquatbodyUSS Nevada (SSBN 733)MM2/ ELTM/RL1991 – 1996I know who the phantom was.
Johnston, JohnnyUSS Blue Ridge (LCC 19)MRAJan 1973 – 1977MAY YOU ALL HAVE FAIR WINDS AND FOLLOWING SEAS. GOD BE WITH YOU ALL.
Johnston, JonathanUSS Prairie (AD 15)HT1R1 shipfitter shop1988 – 1990this was a fun ship , had a great time on her
Johnston, JonathanUSS Midway (CV 41)ad3vaw115Jan 30, 1978 – Jan 30, 1981visited midway in san diego last summer , she's a museum now
Johnston, JonathanUSS Jason (AR 8)HT1R1 shipfitter shopMar 19, 1992 – Apr 24, 1995HEY YALL
Johnston, JosephUSS Seattle (AOE 3)MMCMP02Sep 6, 1999 – Aug 16, 2002MP02 Kicked Ass!!! So did the CPO Mess and All of Eng.
Johnston, KarlUSS Charles R. Ware (DD 865)Et2OIJul 11, 1959 – Jul 10, 1961Don't miss the reunions--they are great!!
Johnston, KenUSS Saginaw (LST 1188)BM31stSep 1970 – Apr 1972Plank owner. We had a very good crew and some very good times.
Johnston, KevinUSS Aylwin (FF 1081)FTG3WeaponsMar 1973 – Mar 1975When I was on board the AYLWIN it was DE-1081. We made a Med cruise, Gitmo cruise and a Mid-East cruise while I was on board. CMDR Jones was captain.
Johnston, KevinUSS George C. Marshall (SSBN 654)ET2/SSNavigationOct 15, 1979 – Jul 15, 1985Great boat great crew. Still love to tell stories about my time on board.
Johnston, KevinUSS George C. Marshall (SSBN 654)ET2/ssNavigationSep 1980 – 1985Just thought I'd plug my name into list. There is a great GCM profile on Facebook. Look it up if you haven't already.
Johnston, KevinUSS Callaghan (DDG 994)GSM2MP1980 – 1983
Johnston, KevinUSS Ajax (AR 6)GSM1R21983 – 1986
Johnston, KurtUSS Casimir Pulaski (SSBN 633)STS1Sonar1984 – 1987I remember Keith Wassung. Used to lift lotsa weights. Cheers mate.
Johnston, KurtUSS Simon Bolivar (SSBN 641)STS2Sonar1982 – 1984Went on to serve with the USS Casimir Pulaski SSBN 633 (Blue) and got out after 6 years (STS1). Served on SURTASS vessels for 11 years and now work with Raytheon on the Aegis weapons system. Hiya there Dennis Vanroy!
Johnston, KyleUSS Wabash (AOR 5)ICFNEAug 1976 – Oct 1977Had a great time onboard, enjoyed the hell out of Westpac, might have been my only experience with partying and working hard with a bunch of great guys. if any of you get here drop me a line. kgjohnston@comcast.net
Johnston, LanceUSS Cape Cod (AD 43)IC2R3 and SITETVNov 10, 1981 – Nov 30, 1984Plankowner and proud to have learned and repaired with the finest "can do" spirited sailors.
Johnston, LarryUSS Ticonderoga (CV 14)OISep 1963 – Sep 14, 1965Nine month WestPAC Cruise in '64, including 60 consecutive days at sea off the coast of Vietnam with 6 hour port and starboard watches, due to our relacement on "Yankee Station" having mechanical problems. The Tonkin incident, made it very
Johnston, LarryUSS Flying Fish (SSN 673)IC1(SS)Jun 1, 1969 – Apr 5, 1971
Johnston, LarryUSS Lindenwald (LSD 6)FNB&MJun 1960 – 1961The crew took over the ship after it had been left some where in either alaska or the artic. It took a lot of work to get it clean and ship shape to go to sea but we did it.

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