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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
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| Lundin, Duane | USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) | ABE1 | V-5 Air Dept | Mar 12, 1986 – Oct 26, 1986 | First Plankowner to be Discharged from the navy Aboard her decks commissioned 25 Oct 86 I was honarably discharged 26 Oct 86 Mighty fine Ship I would still like my plankowner Certificate if anyone can help. Just e-mail |
| Lundin, Nathan | USS America (CV 66) | MM2 | Main Propulsion | Apr 5, 1993 – Aug 10, 1996 | 2MMR, Home of the 2B Infamous Exploding Boiler. |
| Lundin, Robert | USS Jason (AR 8) | MRFM | R2 | Mar 1956 – Aug 24, 1959 | Worked in the main machine shop. Worked tool crib & valve shop. |
Lundin, Roger  | USS Hunley (AS 31) | SFM2 | DC | Apr 26, 1962 – Apr 1, 1966 | My first ship and I loved Scotland. View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | USS Springfield (CLG 7) | ST1 | Sonar | Aug 7, 1967 – Dec 19, 1968 | A chance to visit many countries. Fleet and NATO Flagship. View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | Fleet Sonar School | STG2 | Student | Apr 30, 1966 – Jul 7, 1967 | Converted from SFM2 to STG2 and Loved Key West. Florida View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | Recruit Training Command Great Lakes | FN | Recruit RCPO, Company 429 | Sep 5, 1961 – Nov 21, 1961 | Starting my career in the US Navy. Smartest and Best move I ever made. Company Commander TMC Mick View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | USS John King (DDG 3) | STG1 | Sonar | May 9, 1972 – Jun 14, 1973 | Last surface ship before going to submarine duty. View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | Fleet Sonar School | STG1 | Staff Instructor | Mar 21, 1969 – Apr 28, 1972 | Back at Fleet Sonar School in Beautiful Key West, Florida View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | Naval Base Norfolk | STG1 | Instructor Training | Dec 27, 1968 – Feb 20, 1969 | Preparing for my first Instructor Duty at Fleet Sonar School, Key West, Florida View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | Naval Base San Diego | SFMFN | Student at SSC, Naval Training Center | Dec 6, 1961 – Apr 6, 1962 | My first "A" school was Shipfitter Metalsmith or SFMFN View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | Fleet Sonar School | STS1 | Student | Jul 22, 1973 – Mar 24, 1974 | Converting from STG1 to STS1, This was Submarine Sonar Training. View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | USS Richard B. Russell (SSN 687) | STS1 (SS) | Sonar | Mar 27, 1974 – Aug 15, 1978 | My first submarine. I commissioned the USS Richard B. Russell (SSN-687) View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | Naval Training Center Great Lakes | STSCS (SS) | Staff at Instructor Training School. | Sep 8, 1978 – Jul 17, 1981 | I gave the Indoctrination to over 100,000 incoming students to the School Command and taught at the Instructor Training School, and was on the first draft for the Integrated Training Brigade (ITB). View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | USS Richard B. Russell (SSN 687) | STSCS (SS) | Sonar | Aug 12, 1981 – May 14, 1982 | Back for a second tour on the RBR. View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | Naval Base San Diego | STSCS (SS) | Student | May 17, 1982 – Dec 17, 1982 | Student at FASW School on the new sonar system that was being installed on the Richard B. Russell (SSN-687) View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | USS Richard B. Russell (SSN 687) | STSCS (SS) | Sonar | Dec 20, 1982 – Feb 1, 1985 | I spent a short tour as COB during the conversion to a "Special Projects Boat" View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | Recruit Training Command Orlando | STSCS (SS) | Student | Feb 20, 1985 – Mar 28, 1985 | This was training for being a Navy Recruiter. View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | NRD Chicago | STSCS (SS) | Navy Recruiter | Apr 26, 1985 – May 21, 1987 | This was the WORSE JOB I have ever had. You had to keep you back against the wall of someone would stab you. View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | Submarine Group 10 (SUBGRU 10) | STSCS (SS) | In transit | May 22, 1987 – Jun 10, 1987 | Waiting to report to the USS Dace (SSN-607) View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | USS Dace (SSN 607) | STSCS (SS) | Sonar and 1st LT. | Jun 10, 1987 – Dec 3, 1988 | I reported aboard to Sonar and the spend a short period as COB and then 1st LT and was in charge of the Decommissioning in Bremerton, Washington. View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundin, Roger | Submarine Group 9 (SUBGRU 9) | STSCS (SS) | Staff | Dec 12, 1988 – Jun 30, 1991 | I spent time as assistant Security Officer, and rode 3 Trident Submarines as an Inspector. Then retired after 30 years. View 'back then' Photo View 'now' Photo |
| Lundine, Don/ Whitie | USS Philippine Sea (CV 47) | QM3 | N | Apr 1951 – Aug 1953 | i will always be proud of the fact that i served on the "show boat"especially under Captain Ramsey, he was a hell of a leader. And i will always remember the fellowship of my peers.i have tried to contact them over the years to no avail. |
| Lundon, Robert /bob | USS Hunley (AS 31) | MS2 | MS | Dec 25, 1976 – Sep 1, 1984 | would like to hear from any other MS from that time I know a couple have passed away I would really like to hear from MS Brian Bean if he is still out there |
| Lundquist, Bill | USS Anchorage (LSD 36) | OS3 | Dec 1994 – Sep 17, 1997 | It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Hope that all that I knew are doing well. Brew Crew! | |
| Lundquist, Bob | Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek | En 3rd class | A Division | Jun 1, 1968 – May 20, 1970 | Looking for ship mates Artie Platter, Bill Jacobus, Ken LaPrarie, Curt McConnell, Marcel Fortier, Phil Perry and other mates from other divisions I served with. I, Bob Lundquist live in Fort Collins, Colorado. |
| Lundquist, Bob | USS Liscome Bay (CVE 56) | Sea2 | Seaman | 1943 – 1943 | My uncle Peter Kacheris Jr Sea2 was listed as KIA on the Liscome Bay. Peter's brother, Byron KIA in Korea 1952. Any surviving members contact me rlundquist77@msn.com. I've just found his name on this site. Blessings! |
| Lundquist, Dave | USS Tripoli (LPH 10) | 3rd class petty officer | V-1 V-3 | Feb 1966 – 1967 | |
| Lundquist, David | USS Thomas C. Hart (FF 1092) | YN2 | XN | May 1973 – Nov 30, 1976 | Plank Owner. Remember great friends, Aragon, Hinojosa, Hiltner (both of them), Murray, Ruerup, Weich and Baylis. Anybody remember PN1 "Krazy" Karl Higgins? Weich and I had a great time playing practical jokes on Karl. It was too easy. |
| Lundquist, Jay | USS Stein (FF 1065) | FTN | Eng | Jun 10, 1980 – May 31, 1982 | Saw the Portland yards. Got tossed in the TJ jail parting with Sneddin. I was a shit bag then... But met alot of great guys I wint ever forget. Shout out to BT Hurley and Andy Kapp..BT Barry Swift. NIK NIK NIK! |
| Lundquist, Mark | USS Caloosahatchee (AO 98) | YN3 | 1st | Sep 1, 1986 – Dec 25, 1988 | |
| Lundquist, Tom | USS Illusive (MSO 448) | IC 3 | Engineering | 1961 – 1962 | Operated Vietnam up to Siagon, Di Nang large swells on patrol. Great adventure for a AZ boy. Subic was interesting. Long Beach has changed. Off to Nuke school. |
| Lundrigan, Bob Lundrigan | USS Ajax (AR 6) | YN3 | Executive | Jun 1950 – Oct 1951 | Sailed from San Diego to Japan. Was Executive Officers yeoman and made out the plan of the day. Played on the ships baseball team in Japan. Was keeper of the athletic gear locker and ran the xmas party in 1950 in San Diego. BobL23@adelphia.net |
| Lundsten, Bob | USS Trepang (SSN 674) | A - | Mar 1, 1980 – May 15, 1984 | ||
| Lundstrom, Eric | USS Newport (LST 1179) | EN1 | M | Apr 1982 – Apr 1987 | Newport was the 2nd command of my 22 yr carreer and it was BY FAR the very best tour of duty for me. One of the happiest times of my life. Just a really great, tight group of hardworking and fun loving engineers! |
| Lundstrom, Eric | USNS Supply (T-AOE 6) | ENC (SW) | A Gang | Apr 1995 – Jul 1998 | Was the last "at sea command" of my career. Had a fantastic group of folks working for me, and truly great CPO mess! Can't forget "Boiler Bob" Stiener, Laten Muster & the rapp'n white man Terry Stock! Funny all. |
| Lundstrom, Joe | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | BT 2 | B and Catapult shop | Jul 1976 – 1981 | Did time in the CATshop, 1MMR and B div. office. Now Im a superviser at a 1,428 megawatt generating station in Florida. I made it big time. " Cuz, I - R - BT! " PIT SNIPE!. |
| Lundt, Joel | USS Midway (CV 41) | HTFN | R | May 1977 – Jun 1979 | Many great memories. Would like to hear from other snipes during my timeframe. |
| Lundv, Vance | USS Shenandoah (AD 44) | HT3 | R1 | 1982 – 1985 | Plank Owner, still haven't gotten my plank. I see some names I recognize. Out of my 3 ships, The Shenandoah was the best. |
| Lundvall, Steve | USS Georgia (SSBN 729) | EM1SS | Electrical | Feb 22, 1982 – Apr 15, 1985 |
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