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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Lockwood, MerrittUSS Koelsch (FF 1049)E-3deck and then transferred to radio gangDec 1968 – Sep 1969I was injured and sent to the naval hosp. in newport and never saw the ship again.I missed seeing some of the guys like b.j. stach and POTTS
Lockwood, MichaelUSS John R. Pierce (DD 753)2sUSNR-RDec 20, 1970 – Jan 2, 1971
Lockwood, Michael JohnUSS Saipan (LHA 2)IC2 COMMUNICATIONSSeeking memories about my brother, Mike Lockwood1976 – 1980My brother was on board the USS Saipan. He joined the Navy in 1975 so I figure sometime between 1976-1980. I have photos of him and the crew, basketball team and fellow Shipmates. http://michael-lockwood.memory-of.com for more info
Lockwood, MikeBlue Blasters (VA 34)ASM 3squadron1985 – 1988
Lockwood, Newton (Norwood)USS Flasher (SSN 613)STS2(SS)SONARMar 1, 1973 – Sep 29, 1977This was my one and only boat while I was in the silent service. It was the best time of my life.
Lockwood, RichardUSS Ajax (AR 6)e31st1964 – 1966it was good,for the short time
Lockwood, Robert (Bob)USS Haleakala (AE 25)LT JGOJul 1962 – 1963
Lockwood, ThomasUSS Richmond K. Turner (CG 20)e-3boilerJan 26, 1982 – Jan 27, 1985
Lockwood, ThomasUSS Shenandoah (AD 44)BT2BoilerJan 28, 1985 – Jan 27, 1988
Lockwood, TomUSS Bainbridge (CGN 25)HT2RJul 5, 1981 – Jan 16, 1985Ahh.. the good ole days! Too much fun for one lifetime, 21 years later, kinda makes me wish I'd stayed in the Navy. Looking to hear from my old buds to see what your up to these days. Gimme a holler, tlock62@yahoo.com
Lockwood, TomUSS Bainbridge (CGN 25)HT2RJul 5, 1982 – Dec 8, 1985In retrospeck, my time on the Bainbridge spent cruising to foreign lands was one of the best experiences of my life. Currently living in southern Vermont working as a Chef. Any old shipmates feel free to give me a hollor!
Lockyer, JamesUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)SH3S-3May 25, 1981 – Jun 24, 1986hi, I served Ships barber shop, officeres, and enlisted also ran smoke shope. Living back in Cleveland drop me a line
Lockyer, SteveUSS Andrew Jackson (SSBN 619)STS3/SSSonarJun 1981 – Jun 1984
Loconto, William (Bill)USS Schenectady (LST 1185)SK3SUPPLYSep 29, 1971 – Jun 5, 1973DISAPPOINTED TO READ THAT THE USS SCHENECTADY WAS USED FOR TARGET PRACTICE AND SUNK. NOT A DIGNIFIED ENDING FOR SUCH A GREAT SHIP THAT WE ALL CALLED HOME AT ONE POINT IN TIME.
Locsin, JosephUSS Frank Cable (AS 40)SK3S1 StoresJul 11, 1993 – Dec 5, 1995I check in as a Deck hand with 1st Div and later strike SK. Had some good and bad times.. onbd the ole AS-40.
Locurcio, Victor (Fedel)USS Samuel Gompers (AD 37)SeamanDeck DivisionMar 15, 1975 – Mar 15, 1977
Lodar, RonUSS Kansas City (AOR 3)SN2ndJan 1972 – Mar 1973Looking for a cruise book from WESTPAC 1972
Lodato, RobUSS Doyle (FFG 39)GSE2MPMay 2005 – May 2010I hated every minute while stationed on the Doyle, but missed every minute when I left.
Lodel, KirkUSS Missouri (BB 63)MM3M-DIVISIONAug 1986 – 1989This was the best experience of my life. It got me where I am today in life. Will always treasure the memories of that wonderful ship and its crew. It was brotherhood thru and thru.
Loden, Danny Wild BillUSS Farragut (DDG 37)BT3B1984 – 1987anyone from that time period i would love to hear from
Loder, DavidUSS Saipan (LHA 2)MRA1979 – 1985Worked in the Machine Shop. Petty Officer Taylor was First Class and MR1m & Lt. Galley was division leader
Loder, Edwin (Ed)USS Randolph (CV 15)AOM 1CV 4Jun 1946 – Dec 1947
Loder, WilliamUSS Orleck (DD 886)gmt3weaponsNov 25, 1945 – May 15, 1982
Lodes, JimUSS Avenger (MCM 1)ENFNFeb 14, 1987 – Sep 20, 1988Had a blast in Charleston
Lodestein, DaveUSS Philippine Sea (CV 47)AD2Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron 2Jan 7, 1957 – Aug 1957Made long '57 cruise. Excellent ship, good feeder and outstanding ship's company! Very professional. I never regretted a day aboard. I was Navy for 11 years and have always regretted getting out.
Lodge, JeffUSS Providence (SSN 719)MM1 SS/DVRL & Nuc MechJan 1984 – Sep 1987Plankowner, Nuc ELT and Mechanic, Diver Hated almost every minute - except diving school, geek dodging and Snake's Ranch parties
Lodge, Philip J.USS Tulagi (CVE 72)Apr 1943 – Oct 1945
Lodge, RichardUSS Nautilus (SSN 571)MMC(SS)MAug 1975 – Feb 1977Great M division, also great Admin
Lodge, RichardUSS Halibut (SSN 587)MM1(SS)M1970 – 1973
Lodge, VincentUSS Raleigh (LPD 1)NC1/NCCAdminAug 1976 – Aug 1980Served aboard as Command Career Counselor. It was a great tour and we had a great crew. Capt. Riendeau and Capt. Renard we the C.O.'s. Retired in 1984 at NAS Brunswick, Me.
Lodi, JonUSS Vincennes (CG 49)MSCMS-2 FoodserviceApr 15, 1986 – Sep 18, 1989One of the best of the 5 ships I served on in my 27 years in the USN. Capt. Gee and Capt. Rogers were top CO's. Great Officers,crew, and shipmates.Great-cooks. Remember "Mongolian BBQ, Paisano Brothers Pizza, & Casino.
Loding, GlennUSS Tuscaloosa (LST 1187)HT3Engineering1973 – 1976Aboard the TUSCALOOSA (Big "T") during Operation Frequent Wind April 29–30, 1975 and Operation New Life.
Lodman, SteveUSS Wadsworth (FFG 9)GSM2M1990 – 1991I loved her and hated her. I miss her.
Lodon, TobyUSS Bainbridge (CGN 25)BMSN1stMar 15, 1993 – May 15, 1997
Lodwick, BobUSS Vulcan (AR 5)MR2R-2 Machine Shop1984 – 1986
Lodwick, BobCrusaders / Sunliners (VA 81)AQ3Ordance Shop/ET Shop1967 – 1969
Lodwick, BobUSS Orion (AS 18)MR2R2 Machine Shop1982 – 1984Would like to find a ship's patch at resonable cost.
Lodwick, BobUSS Iwo Jima (LPH 2)OS1MWR/Chaplan1991 – 1993Remember the televised Bingo Games while underway.
Lodwick, BobUSS Hoist (ARS 40)OS1OPS1993 – Aug 20, 1994
Lody, F.keithUSS Joseph Hewes (FF 1078)OS3OIFeb 1, 1987 – Jul 9, 1989Served with OSCS Duffell,OSC Meidel,OS2 Compton,OS2 Smith,OS2 Fox,OS2 petrotta,OS3 Hinds,would like to hear from others.

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