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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lloyd, Daniel Aka Larry | USS San Antonio (LPD 17) | ABHAN | Oct 7, 2004 – | ||
| Lloyd, David | USS Taurus (PHM 3) | LT | Executive Officer | Feb 1989 – Jul 1990 | TAURUS had the best crew in the Navy, and was a very proud ship. "Death flies on cold steel wings!" |
| Lloyd, David | USS Gridley (CG 21) | LTJG | OB, OC, A | Nov 1982 – May 1985 | USS GRIDLEY was an amazing ship to serve aboard. If we told you, you wouldn't believe the stories. |
| Lloyd, David | USS Mahlon S. Tisdale (FFG 27) | LT | OPS OFFICER, NAVIGATOR | Mar 1987 – Aug 1988 | TISDALE was a geat ship, with an excellent crew (especially the OPS Dept sailors, who I was privileged to lead.) I deployed to the Persian Gulf aboard her, and suffered through her first REFTRA after transition to the Reserves. Farewell, old girl. |
| Lloyd, Dennis | USS James Madison (SSBN 627) | ET1 (SS) | NAVIGATION | 1971 – 1976 | Proud member of the Jolly Dolly Fat Pack weight reduction GDU Weight Excersize Belt Team! Neil, you never were heavy enough to wear one. Where are Donnie Simmons, Paul Brown, Scruggs, and Shuff these days? |
| Lloyd, Duane | USS Thetis Bay (LPH 6) | btfn | forward fireroom | 1962 – 1964 | |
| Lloyd, Duane | USS Gyatt (DD 712) | bt3 | forward fireroom | Apr 2, 1964 – Apr 3, 1966 | looking to contact members of both firerooms also looking for phil ledford of aft fireroom |
| Lloyd, Gary | USS John Hancock (DD 981) | ENS | Jul 1979 – Jul 1982 | Many great memories of many great friends. | |
| Lloyd, George | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | PH2 | OP - Photography | May 1971 – Dec 1972 | Was in charge of the "shooting crew" for the photo lab. Endured one Med cruise from 12/71 to 10/72. Spent most of the summer of 1971 in drydock in Portsmouth, VA. |
| Lloyd, Greg | Diamondcutters (VS 30) | AMH-3 | CVW-17 | 1981 – 1983 | Being on the FID WITH VS-30 was quite an experience...VS-30. |
| Lloyd, Harold (Harry) | USS Stribling (DD 867) | YN3 | OC Division | 1969 – 1969 | Hi all. Sorry to report that Harry passed away in 2003. Would love to hear fram any one with a memory. Still missing my Harry, Darcy |
| Lloyd, Jack | USS Harry E. Yarnell (DLG 17) | EW2 | OI/CIC | Oct 1972 – Jul 1975 | One of the first group of EW's on Yarnell. Served with Greg Novak and Papa Koose. Also with Andrew Judge, Ray Bissonnette and Darryl Graves. Made one Med Cruise and overhaul in Philly and also Refresher Training in GITMO. Many good memories. |
| Lloyd, Jack | USS Ulysses S. Grant (SSBN 631) | EN1 | M | 1964 – 1967 | |
| Lloyd, James | USS Perch (SS 313) | LCDR, USN (RET) | SUBRON 7 | Aug 1961 – 1965 | |
| Lloyd, James | USS Puget Sound (AD 38) | E3 | SK | 1976 – 1977 | I was not in long and saw a change of command while enlisted. Our captain was promoted to a Commodore and a new captain was assigned to the ship. The new captain was an enlisted man that worked his way up. |
| Lloyd, James | USS Puget Sound (AD 38) | EMFN | R6 Division/Nuclear Support Facility | Sep 1982 – Apr 1985 | Being onboard the Sound was one of my greatest experiences, made many friends and visited places some people only dream about. Shipmates were awesome, couldn’t have asked for a better start to my time in the Navy! |
| Lloyd, Jason | USS Hampton (SSN 767) | MM1/SS | RL | Feb 18, 1998 – Mar 28, 2002 | I had some good times on the Hampton. SRO qualified on 4 different civilian plants. Currently supervisor Nuclear Chemistry at Watts Bar Nuclear Plant at TVA. jasmic3742@gmail.com |
| Lloyd, Jeffrey | USS Esteem (MSO 438) | OS2 | OPS | Mar 15, 1987 – Jul 15, 1990 | Life was grand from the air conditioned CIC. Got a little hairy there from time to time. Long live the iron men of wooden ships! |
| Lloyd, Jeffrey | USS Meyerkord (FF 1058) | OS2 | OPS | May 15, 1984 – May 15, 1987 | CIC was a kick! Good buds and good times. I can't remember a bad time while I was there. Thanks guys! |
| Lloyd, Jerry | USS Midway (CVA 41) | BM3 | 2ND Div. Deck | Jan 10, 1986 – Jan 10, 1989 | Looking for any BMs From 86-89 |
| Lloyd, Jim | USS Borie (DD 704) | E-5 BT/2 | B Div. | May 1965 – Feb 14, 1969 | |
| Lloyd, Jim | USS Dale (DLG 19) | SN | First (Deck Hand) | 1963 – 1965 | Great memories. Plankowner, Ship Swimmer, Boatswain of the Watch, 1st Loader on 3"-50. Being aboard the Dale was such a big part of my life. |
| Lloyd, Jim | USS Saratoga (CV 60) | Lt | Line Officer- VA-105 | Dec 6, 1971 – Jul 5, 1973 | I was an A-7 pilot with the VA-105 Gunslingers during the Saratoga's only WestPac cruise. I flew bombing missions for 10 1/2 months over North Vietnam. The Sara was a great ship with outstanding officers and men! |
| Lloyd, John | USS Baltimore (SSN 704) | STS3 | weapons | Jan 1982 – Oct 1984 | |
| Lloyd, Jon / Cowboy | USS Donald B. Beary (FF 1085) | STG 2 | AS | Sep 29, 1981 – Mar 2, 1985 | Cant believe its almost been 20 years. Thanks T. Young for help in school, been working in tech field 19 years now. |
| Lloyd, Ken | USS Robert A. Owens (DDE 827) | RD 2 | C.I.C. | 1956 – 1959 | ALSO KNOWN AS "BIG KEN FROM CAL" |
| Lloyd, Kyle D. | Fleet Sonar School | STS-3 (ss) | Sonar Operations | Jan 6, 1979 – Jun 15, 1979 | Served under STS- Sr. Chief Thompson and STS- Sr. Chief Blackwell |
| Lloyd, Larry | USS Stribling (DD 867) | EM-3 | Repair Division | Aug 10, 1967 – Nov 15, 1968 | MED Cruse '67 |
| Lloyd, Mark | USS Jesse L. Brown (FF 1089) | EM3 | Mar 1976 – Sep 7, 1977 | I made a Med cruise and a North Atlantic cruise for the Queen's Silver Julbilee. I was EM3 Mark Lloyd. | |
| Lloyd, Mark | USS Hunley (AS 31) | EM3 | May 1974 – Apr 1975 | I was an Electrician on the Hunley soon after the ship returned from homeport in Scotland. We were home ported at the Naval Weapons Station in Goose Creek SC | |
| Lloyd, Mark | USS Hunley (AS 31) | EM3 | Apr 1974 – Mar 1976 | I was an Electrician's Mate 3rd class on the USS Hunley in the Ship's Electric Shop and not in the motor rewind shop which took care of the submarine's electrical repairs. | |
| Lloyd, Marvin | USS Detroit (AOE 4) | SHIPSERVICEMAN | supply | Sep 1, 1989 – Jul 1, 1991 | to ;coleman one of the best drinking buddies in isreal,eric,hope your still around thank for the drive from philly to dc with the coors party ball.still cutting hair at my own barbershop in shepardstown wv. |
| Lloyd, Michael | USS Sterett (DLG 31) | E2-E4 | 3rd Division | Jun 1968 – Dec 1969 | Sonar Operator |
| Lloyd, Michael | USS Samuel Gompers (AD 37) | E4-E5 | R5 | Jan 1970 – Jul 1971 | Sonar and Auxiliary Equipment Repair |
| Lloyd, Michael | USS Badger (DE 1071) | E5 | 2nd | Nov 1972 – Jan 1974 | Sonar Technician |
| Lloyd, Michael | USS David R. Ray (DD 971) | E6-E7 | CA | Oct 1977 – Jan 1982 | Pre-Commissioning Crew, Plank Owner, Sonar Technician and Underwater Fire Control Technician, Chief Master At Arms and 3M Coordinator. |
| Lloyd, Michael | USS Chandler (DDG 996) | E8 | CA | Jan 1985 – May 1989 | Command Senior Chief |
| Lloyd, Michael | USS Chancellorsville / Robert Smalls (CG 62) | E9 | CMC | Jan 1992 – Jan 1995 | Command Master Chief |
| Lloyd, Michael "Lloyd Christmas" | USS Newport News (SSN 750) | TM2/SS | Torpedo | Sep 5, 2000 – Dec 13, 2003 | Had fun onboard. Shot missiles. Good Times. |
| Lloyd, Nathan | USS Kentucky (SSBN 737) | ET2(SS) | Strategic Navigation | 1999 – 2004 | Go Kentucky Go |
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