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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Johnston, LeslieUSS Guadalcanal (LPH 7)E3AEFeb 6, 1980 –It was long ago but it seems just like the other day I was coming aboard for the first time. Fair winds and following seas to everyone.
Johnston, LloydUSS Roanoke (AOR 7)BT3Boiler upper level1983 – 1984she was a great ship
Johnston, Lonnie profile iconUSS Austin (LPD 4)po 21st divisionOct 12, 1965 – Sep 9, 1969Im looking for Joseph P Gonzalves "speedy" who was a shipmate on the uss austin lpd 4. Anybody with any information PLEASE contact me through navy buddies.
Johnston, Mark A.USS Daniel Webster (SSBN 626)FTB2weaponsMar 1, 1981 – Apr 27, 1984I was on the Blue Crew.
Johnston, MichaelUSS South Carolina (CGN 37)MM2M1973 – 1977Just curious about this gray lady that I am a plank owner
Johnston, MichaelUSS Halsey (CG 23)MM2M1979 – 1980
Johnston, MichaelUSS Samuel Gompers (AD 37)MM1RM1977 – 1979
Johnston, MichaelUSS Emory S. Land (AS 39)HT1R-8 NDE and QANov 8, 1978 – Nov 30, 1983Fresh out of NDE School and assigned to USS Land. PRECON in Bremerton. PLANK OWNER. GITMO was a blast. Tight crew. R&A and Hose Team. NDE Lab and QA Office. Great bunch of guys. Learned much and cherished much. Thanks for the memories
Johnston, MichaelUSS Talladega (APA 208)Rm2ocNov 23, 1964 – Jul 8, 1967
Johnston, Michael R (Mike)USNS San Diego (T-AFS 6)RD2Operations - Radar [OI]Nov 3, 1968 – Aug 24, 1970Pre-Comm / Plank Owner. Shakedown in GITMO, where I turned 21. One great MED cruise. Anyone from the ship may contact me at mrj_mba@bellsouth.net
Johnston, Michael R (Mike)USS Hoist (ARS 40)RD2OPSAug 1970 – Dec 1971Transferred from USS San Diego [AFS 6]. The Hoist was a great working ship of the US Navy. I proudly finished my enlistment aboard her, and returned to civilian life. Any of my shipmates may contact me at mrj_mba@bellsouth.net
Johnston, MikeUSS Alexander Hamilton (SSBN 617)LTDCA - E/ICJun 1992 – Jun 1995Great years with great guys with a very few notable exceptions...
Johnston, MikeUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)MM2MAug 10, 1978 – Nov 17, 1982
Johnston, MikeUSS Downes (FF 1070)SN1 STJun 1977 – Nov 29, 1979SO MANY MORE NAMES. ANYONE REMEMBER THE NIGHT WE LOST THE IVDS? NEVER DID FIND THE WHALE THAT ATE IT!!! QUACK, QUACK! wE HAD LOTS OF FUN, A LOT OF MEMORIES. MISS YOU GUYS. LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANY OF YOU.
Johnston, MikeUSS Elmer Montgomery (FF 1082)ET3OPS1983 – 1985GOOD TIMES ON THE ELMER MONTGOMERY, DID A MED CRUISE AND A NORTH ATLANTIC
Johnston, Mike USS Guardfish (SSN 612)EM2 SSElectricalApr 20, 1978 – Jun 2, 1981
Johnston, MoniqueUSS Dixon (AS 37)HM3/CIVILIANMEDICALSep 1992 – Apr 1993GOT OUT AFTER WES PAC AFTER UA & BIG MESS BUT BEST TIME IN MY LIFE!!! BRODDY HOLLA 919-830-0492
Johnston, Orman (John)USNS Butte (T-AE 27)RM1Aug 1, 1970 – Aug 1, 1973
Johnston, PatrickUSNS Supply (T-AOE 6)bm2/e-52nd divisionAug 1996 – Apr 30, 1999
Johnston, PaulUSS Guitarro (SSN 665)tm2WeaponsJan 1978 – Jul 1980
Johnston, PaulUSS Barb (SSN 596)TM2WeaponsJul 1980 – Jun 19, 1981
Johnston, PeteUSS Kearsarge (CV 33)AIRMAN E-3V-2Sep 10, 1965 – May 31, 1967 I was very proud to serve with the best men in the Navy on the best ship in the fleet. Well it sounds good anyway.
Johnston, PhilUSS Acadia (AD 42)IM2RSDec 4, 1984 – Feb 21, 1988Great time in the lock shop w/ Frank & Hilda. "THE MOD SQUAD"
Johnston, PhillipUSS Tirante (SS 420)QM2(SS)Submarine Squadron 2Dec 1954 – Jun 1958The time I served aboard the Tirante are some of the best days of my life and will always be remembered.
Johnston, PhillipUSS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71)ABE2V-22007 – 2012
Johnston, RayUSS Boston (SSN 703)E-51988 – 1993
Johnston, ReggieUSS Forrestal (CV 59)PO3/SHS-3Jul 20, 1985 – Aug 27, 1987I will never forget serving aboard the USS FORRESTAL CV59. I worked in the ship's stores as supervisor and also was the cash collection agent. It was an honor to serve and to work to keep the moral up onboard the ship.
Johnston, ReggieUSS Caron (DD 970)SHSN/SH2SUPPLYJan 5, 1984 – Jul 10, 1985I will never forget USS CARON DD970. Norfolk, Va. 1984 to 1985. RIP CARON.
Johnston, RichardUSS Kidd (DDG 993)GMM2CGApr 1981 –Plankowner Great time I was young looking for FG2 George Burns
Johnston, RichardUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)AD-3VS-22 CHECKMATESOct 25, 1982 – Mar 6, 1986I was in VS-22 power plants and worked for Doug Hall and Bill Gathwright. C.O's were Jim Jones and T.P Winters. I remember the U.S. Embassy bombing in Oct of 83, great chow and 12 on 12 off shift!!!
Johnston, RichardUSS Barbey (FF 1088)PN4Personel/Ships Office1973 – 1975My job allowed me to know most everyone on the ship. Served under both Capt. Shultz and OKeefe. However, Commander Lettington was most the instrumental in shaping my future. Great memories!
Johnston, RickUSS Brinkley Bass (DD 887)SM2Ops1970 – 1971
Johnston, RickUSS Hermitage (LSD 34)gmg3gunsSep 1970 – Nov 1973had a great time learned alot made great friends best running mate was billy ray gooch frm la.
Johnston, RickUSS Trippe (FF 1075)ET-1OE1971 – 1973Did the Around the World Deployment, 72-73. Also, aboard when rouge wave took out ASROC launcher and most of 5 inch gun. To surprise of many, stayed with Navy and retired E8. Crossed to Airdale,(AX) in 76.
Johnston, Rick {wierdbeard]USS Coral Sea (CV 43)E-3Deck DepartmentJun 27, 1976 – Jun 25, 1978 It would be great to get intouch with some of the people that I knew back in the day My name is rick Johnston
Johnston, RobertUSS McCampbell (DDG 85)GM1(SW)CMFeb 4, 2002 – Jun 2004
Johnston, RobertUSS Kearsarge (CV 33)AO2VF 53Aug 15, 1957 – Jan 5, 1958Served with VF 53 deployed aboard Kearsarge. Left the ship at Kobe, Japan to return to CONUS for discharge.
Johnston, RobertUSS Forrestal (CV 59)AO2/1V-5Jun 15, 1961 – May 15, 1964Worked in main deck shop, was compartment PPO, and aft ammunition elevators
Johnston, RobertIron Angels (VF 53)AO3/2Jun 1, 1956 – Jan 3, 1958Was with 53 at Miramar, later at Moffet Field, then deployed in Kearsarge for a westpac cruise
Johnston, RobertUSS America (CV 66)FC3OEMAug 1991 – 1993Was a Quad "0" on TAS Radar. Rough riding boat

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