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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Lacaze/carrico, DeniseUSS Yellowstone (AD 41)HT2R-1/64A/56A PIPESHOPSep 1988 – Aug 1992I enjoyed my time on board and would do it again in a min. would like to get ahold of some old shipmates. e-mail me
Lacefield, RichardUSS Oak Hill (LSD 51)EN2A and MJan 1996 – Feb 2000
Lacefield, ShanaUSS Dixon (AS 37)HM3Medical Department1992 –
Lacek, KennethUSS Harlan County (LST 1196)EN2A-GANGMar 3, 1983 – Apr 10, 1987
Lacell, JimUSS Alabama (SSBN 731)ETC(SS)REACTOR CONTROLS1983 – 1986PLANK OWNER AT NEW CON EB! Challenging times, fun times, the dreaded walk thru the shipyard on a cold winters night. Reactor Safeguards Exams, drills, no sleep, learning our new sub and pushing it and ourselves to the limit. We survived!
Lacelle, DennisUSS Anchorage (LSD 36)ETN 3OperationsDec 7, 1973 – Aug 23, 1977My tour of duty on board was long but, for the most part, enjoyable. I worked and and made friends with many that I am still in contact with today. There are some I would still enjoy knowing where you are. Ray Parker, Mike Hoffman, to name a few.
Lacentra, Robert (Bob)USS Randolph (CV 15)TM2W-1Sep 16, 1967 – Aug 22, 1968I helped Decommission her. I loved that ship, left and went to the USS Essex CVS9 six months later she met the same fate as her sister ship.
Lacey, BrianUSS Raleigh (LPD 1)RM1OCJun 1978 – Jan 1983Hi to all my navy buds...
Lacey, DanUSS Anchorage (LSD 36)HT3Repair1986 – 1988I'm sorry to see her go I have a lot of fond memories of her.
Lacey, DaveUSS Kearsarge (CV 33)YN3XNov 1958 – May 1960WesPac 59 Cruise was the best. Loved the Navy. Got out to save my liver. Steve Gray and Bob Riley were good buddies.
Lacey, DavidUSS Independence (CV 62)OS3OISep 19, 1993 – Dec 18, 1996We OWNED the front left tableS in the "A Crub" from 12 Noon - Close, and had all the girls there! I wonder if they ever mopped up that pond under the tables, and wonder if that plant in the corner is still alive! HA. Hail Joker - Woodstock I
Lacey, Donald (Scott)USS De Wert (FFG 45)QM2NAVApr 1989 – May 1993Many fond memories of my time onboard, from the yards and hurricane Hugo to Gitmo, Persian gulf and beyond. I now work at a MEPS and enjoy relating my experiences to all who are interested.
Lacey, Donald (Scott)USS Sides (FFG 14)SN1stFeb 1988 – Aug 1988Enjoyed my time aboard as a SELRES. Got my PARS done on the cruise and came back on permanent active duty shortly afterwards. A huge thanks to Quartermaster Newby for your help.
Lacey, Donald (Scott)USS Dahlgren (DDG 43)SN1stMar 1984 – Sep 1987This was my 1st ship in the Navy and I really enjoyed it. Tried to get a job with the QM's but striker board said I had a lack of motivation. Ended up on 5 more ships and retiring as a QM1(SS). #Motivation
Lacey, GilUSS Bulwark (MSO 425)RD2Nov 1963 – Dec 1966Served aboard the Bulwark directly from "A" school in San Francisco until discharge. It has been a long time but I still remember some of the good times. I now live in Cheyenne, WY and have just retired.
Lacey, GregUSS Bunker Hill (CG 52)FC2CX Strike WarfareAug 1, 1985 – Mar 27, 1990Plankowner. Order of the Ditch. Golden Shellback. The best orders in the fleet! From the Pascagoula shipyard to the homeport in Japan. First VLS Tomahawk system.
Lacey, James (Jim)USS George Washington (SSBN 598)ET1 (SS)NavigationJun 1965 – Apr 1968
Lacey, James (Jim)USS Theodore Roosevelt (SSBN 600)ET3 (SS)Navigation1964 – Jun 1965
Lacey, KennethUSS Mobile (LKA 115)E3Deck HandJun 1979 – May 1984
Lacey, LeavyUSS Philippine Sea (CVS 47)AirmanB41956 – 1959
Lacey, LeeUSS Gallery (FFG 26)OS2CS-1 then OI01Mar 10, 1991 – Jun 1, 1994This is where it all began. From Duval to 'Goula...we got into some serious #$^%&!!! It was all good though...
Lacey, LeeUSS Spruance (DD 963)OS1(SW)OINov 28, 1996 – May 8, 2001Started out as a great ship and great crew. Then came the female retrofit period. The morale went downhill from there. Never will forget my dawgs in Combat. Lil' G, Hustle, Rufus, Triple D, etc.
Lacey, MarcusUSS Shreveport (LPD 12)SN1st Division2006 – 2007Good times in Deck Department.....long lasting memories even post-military stories for the ages!
Lacey, MarkUSS Arthur W. Radford (DD 968)GSM 1(SW)MP1980 – 1985
Lacey, NickUSS Courtney (DE 1021)sh3ship serviceApr 10, 1971 – Jan 6, 1974picked up Courtney in Naples. Made the last trip on her to be decom
Lacey, NoelUSS Biddle (CG 34)FTM2FoxFeb 26, 1979 – Mar 3, 1981
Lacey, PeterUSS Raleigh (LPD 1)ETN1 retOEAug 23, 1974 – Aug 23, 1979took the boat up to Quincy, Norfolk,MED.North Atlantic, Baltimore Ship Yard
Lacey, QuinnUSS Reasoner (FF 1063)RM3OCApr 1986 – Sep 2, 1987Used to hang with Alston and Horton
Lacey, QuinnUSNS Rigel (T-AF 58)RMSNMil Det - Radio CentralApr 1985 – Mar 1986Met a lot of great people. Catch me on Facebook.
Lacey, SeanUSS Ashland (LSD 48)2ndAug 1993 – Apr 1995I had some Great times on and off of her. Seeing some of you guys on hear bring back some good memories.
Lacey, TerrylUSS Rogers (DD 876)FiremanEngJun 1, 1973 – Dec 4, 1973
Lacey, TerrylRecruit Training Command San DiegoRecruit/E1Company 077Feb 1, 1973 – May 21, 1973Company commander QM1Gasman
Lacey, ThomasUSS Proteus (AS 19)SEAMAN1ST1stJul 10, 1945 – Jul 15, 1946
Lacey, ThomasUSS Proteus (AS 19)SEAMAN1ST1stJul 10, 1945 – Jul 15, 1946Iwas the bow hook on the the 50 foot motor lanuch
Lacey, ThomasUSS Proteus (AS 19)SEAMAN 1TS1STJul 14, 1945 – Jul 16, 1946
Lacey, ThomasUSS Proteus (AS 19)SEAMAN 1ST!stJul 14, 1945 – Jul 17, 1946
Lacey, ThomasUSS Proteus (AS 19)SEAMAN 1ST!stJul 14, 1945 – Jul 17, 1946
Lacey, ThomasUSS Proteus (AS 19)SEAMAN 1ST!stJul 14, 1945 – Jul 17, 1946I was bow hook on50 ft motor lanuch
Lacey, ThomasUSS Proteus (AS 19)SEAMAN 1ST!stJul 14, 1945 – Jul 17, 1946I was bow hook on50 ft motor lanuch
Lacey, ThomasUSS Proteus (AS 19)SEAMAN1ST1stJul 10, 1945 – Jul 15, 1946

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