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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Luno, JessieUSS Howard W. Gilmore (AS 16)HT3R-1 Pipe ShopDec 20, 1974 – Feb 20, 1976I truly enjoyed being stationed on the Happy Howie hard to believe it has been 35 yrs ago I miss all my ship mates i served and would like to know what happen to them, and would llike to talk to them once again ankrs awa
Luno, JessieUSS Grand Canyon (AR 28)HT2R-1 pipe shopMar 1, 1976 – Mar 1, 1978
Luno, JessieUSS Howard W. Gilmore (AS 16)HT3R-1 pipe shopDec 19, 1974 – Feb 19, 1976i am 60yrs old now and in the nursing home with lung disease
Lunsford, AndrewUSS Monterey (CG 61)SM2OCFeb 1990 – Jul 19932nd Plankowner on the list
Lunsford, AndrewUSS John S. McCain (DDG 56)SM2OC02Oct 1993 – Mar 1996PlankOwner
Lunsford, BertUSS Truxtun (CGN 35)IC2EMay 5, 1969 – Jul 12, 1972
Lunsford, BillUSS Richard E. Byrd (DDG 23)QM2Jan 1, 1967 – Apr 1, 1971
Lunsford, Charles USS Thomas Jefferson (SSBN 618)STS1 (SS)SonarMar 1981 – Jul 1985Looking to touch base with anyone left breathing. Sadly, more than a few of my buddies have mustered out for the last time.
Lunsford, Charles USS Flying Fish (SSN 673)STS1 (SS)Sonar1986 – 1989Whose still above ground?
Lunsford, ChristinaUSS Shiloh (CG 67)FC 3CFMay 1999 – Mar 2004I went through 3 captains, a few cheifs and lpos and a lot of shipmates. I became a better person because of FCC(now Senior) Maxwell, IT1 Shamanow, MS1 Sygo, ET2 Cross, FC3 (now FC1) Bellamy. The crew makes the ship! I love you all!
Lunsford, DarrellUSS Sellers (DDG 11)EM 3RAug 1965 – May 1967Had some great times and have some great memories from my Sellers days.
Lunsford, FredUSS Ranger (CV 61)AMS3va 25Feb 8, 1978 – Dec 16, 1980saying hi to old fistys
Lunsford, GeorgeUSS Taylor (FFG 50)GMG3Jan 5, 1986 – Aug 15, 1989The Taylor was the best ship in the Navy, with the best crew ever to sail the sea. Captn. Ruessel was the BEST Captn. the Navy has ever seen. To all my ship mates : Keep a strong wind to your back and your guns at the ready.
Lunsford, GeorgeUSS Taylor (FFG 50)GMG-3Jan 20, 1986 – Aug 14, 1989
Lunsford, GeorgeUSS Mataco (ATF 86)GMCGUNNERYOct 1952 – Jun 1953I AM JOHN LUNSFORD, SON OF GMC GEORGE LUNSFORD WHO PASSED IN 1998. I HAVE A PICTURE OFCWO ISENBERG "IKE" STANDING ON DECK IN HIS BLUES. IF ANYONE KNOWS HOW I CAN PASS THIS PHOTO ON TO THE MATACO ASSOCIATION. THANK YOU
Lunsford, H EugeneUSS Saratoga (CV 60)LCDRDCAAug 1981 – Jan 1983Worked harder here for Capt Ray Salopek than at any other time in my career. The SLEP letter of commendation from RADM Bulkley still hangs on my office wall. Salopek's Law still applies.
Lunsford, H EugeneUSS Little Rock (CLG 4)LTASW, NavigationJan 1972 – Jul 1974Came aboard in Naples in 72 and left in Gaeta in 74. Weathered THE STORM of 1972, Norfolk or Newport, Boston overhaul [riding the bus each day], the Gibraltar challenge, the riot, leftover drinks from the Barge, Gaeta.
Lunsford, H EugeneUSS Garcia (FF 1040)LCDRXOMay 1983 – Nov 1984Fun in Halifax; Great crew; UNREP line snaps during first night refueling; Easter in Naples; Tracking USSR subs; Firing into Beruit
Lunsford, H EugeneUSS Trippe (FF 1075)LTCHENGJul 1978 – Oct 1979The INSURV killing the main engine; LAMPS crash; Panama transit; hydrotesting boilers at 1300PSI; implementing EOSS, EOCC, and DCPQS; winning the Engineering E
Lunsford, H EugeneUSS Glennon (DD 840)ENSASWSep 1970 – Jan 1972First tour. Thanks to STGCS for the leadership lessons; passing NUWEPS inspections; QWAST shots; Polaris cone pickups; Shakey Jake
Lunsford, H EugeneNRD JacksonvilleLTOPOJul 1974 – Jan 1978On the road; shift from fruitstand to corporate appointments; Rickover frustrations; upside down from Jax to Gainesville; CPO initiation
Lunsford, H EugeneCharleston Naval ShipyardCDRCOMNAVBASE ACOS for OPSOct 1984 – Jun 1986MARDESLANT; Piper cub into the NAVSTA main gate fuel tank
Lunsford, H EugeneCharleston Naval ShipyardCDRNAVSTA XOJul 1987 – Jul 1, 1990Hurricane Hugo Sep89; SNFL change of command; Passing HAZMAT, REDTeam inspections; Busting the druggies
Lunsford, JamieUSS Arthur W. Radford (DD 968)FC3MK 86Dec 7, 1991 – May 11, 1993I may or may not be remembered as 'Lunchmoney'; if not, than I probably am now that I've said that. If you knew me, you'll probably remember me as I usually end up making myself stick out.
Lunsford, JamieUSS Yorktown (CG 48)FC3/2CMMar 1, 1994 – Oct 3, 1997Hung out in Radar 4 w/ Russo, McCoy, and Hancock. We (meaning Doug) rigged a cheap tv with a boom box speaker donated by J.W. with a hanger antenna ran up the haliyard outside the catacombs.
Lunsford, JamieUSS McCampbell (DDG 85)FC1CFNov 3, 2000 – Mar 4, 2004I don't even know where to start with all the memories that I haven't intentionally blocked mentally to bury the (mostly physical, but mental as well) pain of being around FCC Lemon, Arellano, Bundick, and Seaholts.
Lunsford, JamieUSS Yorktown (CG 48)FC2CMMar 15, 1994 – Oct 3, 1997Yorktown was my second ship and will always mean something special to me.
Lunsford, JerryUSS Holland (AS 32)ET3W-4Apr 1963 – Apr 1964Original Plank Owner. Had a 35 year career in Electronic Design, retired and now fly for several people in the DFW area. Have fond memeories of the early days.
Lunsford, KellyUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)DS3EDSApr 1981 – Oct 1984Hard to believe she's retired. Days seemed to last forever out to see but looking back it all seems like an eye blink that I wish I could do again.
Lunsford, MarkUSS George Washington Carver (SSBN 656)YN2 & YN1Admin (Ship's YN)Nov 1985 – Jun 1987Great times - Super memories! Retired from active duty in July 1998 and now serve the Dept of the Navy as a Security Manager with NAVFAC Europe and Southwest Asia in Naples Italy. Still running into CARVER shipmates!
Lunsford, SheenaUSNS Mercy (T-AH 19)SKSNSupplyJan 1987 – Aug 1987WOW! What a way to get started. Great times - a few great friends. I retired May 31, 2006 after 20 years/8 days. Glad it's over - even more glad I lived through it. Still keep in touch with Joel Larson and Tom Ellis.
Lunsford, SheenaUSS Emory S. Land (AS 39)SK2Supply - Stock Control THEN poo poo canned to Weps1990 – 1994BEST weapons division/department in the fleet. GREAT people - KNEW how to take care of their people - and THEY DID! As for the ship....well "glad it's over", surprised it made it to Italy. Sent there to investigate things. "Still t
Lunsford, ThomasUSS Whidbey Island (LSD 41)En2A and MOct 1984 – May 1987Plankowner
Lunsford, Tony LUSS Tortuga (LSD 46)BM3ASep 4, 1988 – Apr 10, 1992PLANK OWNER
Lunsford, Troy USS Suribachi (AE 21)FnMm1988 – Jan 1992Proud to have served with the men and women of the Suribachi. I have been looking for years for 2 of my shipmates ..JR Bell & A.Pekarski. Ski. J Delarosa. Only 1 ive found is Chet Howard
Lunsford, VincentUSS Alamo (LSD 33)HT2 E-5RAug 1982 – Jun 9, 1986I would like to hear from anyone who remembers me.
Lunsford, WayneUSS Putnam (DD 757)E3 Personnelman7th FleetNov 1967 – Dec 13, 1968Would love to contact shipmates that served between 1967-1968. I am married, retired and winter in FL.
Lunsford (Anderson), ChristinaUSS Shiloh (CG 67)FC3CFMay 1999 – Apr 2004NOT a Plankowner. I remember the craziness of CF Division shortly after I got there. I was on the Shiloh for 2 westpacs. I remember the great friends I had there and the fun times. The Shiloh helped me grow up a lot (just not all the way).
Lunt, BradUSS Duluth (LPD 6)EN3M and AJan 1, 1978 – Oct 16, 1980Remember Mispillian crash and SN Peleran (WHY!) My best freind still Dan Hohn. R/R trip Vancouver storm. Working Submarine repair 24yrs, Duluth gave me my start. THANKS all who gave me guidance fair winds and following seas! LOOKING FOR LTJG ECKMAN!
Lunt, RandyUSS Samuel Gompers (AD 37)ETN3R4Aug 1, 1970 – Jul 28, 1971workin on board was like a civilian day job. boring sometimes. I hated nesting, the cooks would run out of scheduled chow. I was in test equipment repair and served on special guard duty.

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