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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Languell, Roger D. profile iconUSS Cadmus (AR 14)FNDeckSep 1961 – Jun 1962The only FA on deck force and painted the sides by hanging from ropes over the side and one shipmate that could sleep standing upright along side the railing.
Langwasser, GeorgeUSS Randolph (CV 15)AT2VAW12Sep 2, 1958 – Mar 12, 1959Det 34 from VAW12 NAS Quonset Point on Med cruise. Looking for former squadron mates.
Langwasser, GeorgeUSS Randolph (CV 15)AT2VAW12Aug 15, 1956 – Aug 26, 1960Det 34 of VAW12 Nas Quonset Point RI Looking to contact former squadron mates.
Langwell, DennisUSS Batfish (SSN 681)ET1 SSRC DivisionJul 25, 1971 – Aug 2, 1974I had a great time on Batfish, but did not realize how much until I Left the Navy.
Langwell, ThomasUSS Stout (DDG 55)SNOPS/OD01Apr 21, 1998 – Nov 17, 2001
Langwith, JayUSS Leyte Gulf (CG 55)RM1OC1993 – 1997
Langworthy, JeffreyUSS Sam Rayburn (SSBN 635)MM1Machinery Division, Engineering DepartmentAug 1972 – Jun 1976
Langworthy, MartyUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)BM31st/5th/4th divisions1984 – 1987Looking for old shipmates
Langworthy, SeanUSS Frank Cable (AS 40)MM3M1995 – 1997
Langworthy, SeanUSS Samuel Gompers (AD 37)MM3Repair- Pump Shop/Outside Machine ShopNov 14, 1994 – Oct 3, 1995
Langworthy (Cree), KarenUSS Frank Cable (AS 40)HT3M and DC1993 – 1997
Langyher, KennethUSS Ranger (CV 61)RM2CR1989 – 1993Thank you to all the CR Division personnel I ever served with. May God bless you all.
Lanham, DennisUSS Hamner (DD 718)EN3A gangMar 17, 1978 – 1979My 1st ship, 2nd Duty station, worked as an EN. Most of my Navy day memories were aboard the Hamner.
Lanham, DerekUSS Guadalcanal (LPH 7)ET2OEOct 1984 – Apr 1987
Lanham, DonUSS Nathan Hale (SSBN 623)ET2 (SS)NAVET1984 – 1986
Lanham, EllisUSS Robert G. Bradley (FFG 49)FFG-49DeckMay 1986 – Jul 1989Greetings to you all. The Navy was not just a job, it was truly an adventure to remember, that I think made us all better men. The Bradley Experience is something I'll never forget!
Lanham, JamesUSS Capodanno (FF 1093)E3 - Boatswain Mate, Damage Control P.O., Fireman,Helmsman,Mess Cook. Refueling Detail, Port and Docking Detail.Deck division - Deck Ape.Sep 3, 1980 – Aug 26, 1982My 1st experience on living on a Ship. Lots of hard work, some knuckleheads,but the structure, discipline,teamwork,travel to many countries,and states were priceless. To this day ,I live by the lessons from then.
Lanham, JosephUSS Proteus (AS 19)ETCRepairMar 1984 – Jun 1986Worked as Ship Superintendent
Lanham, Leamon BUSS Carl Vinson (CVN 70)ABF3V4Oct 14, 1981 – May 1983Plankowner and I remember PO Harrell although I always thought his first name was PO
Lanham, MikeUSS Saipan (LHA 2)BM11stAug 1977 – Oct 1978Plankowner
Lanham, Noah LeeUSS Bristol County (LST 1198)ENCMain OneJun 6, 1990 – Oct 10, 1993Stationed on the USS Rushmore LSD-47 in San Diego CA. 2003-2007
Lanham, Noah LeeUSS Mitscher (DDG 57)ENCJan 26, 1996 – Jul 2, 2000Stationed on the USS Rushmore LSD-47 in San Diego, CA. 2003-2007
Lanham, SUSS William H. Standley (CG 32)bJun 1, 1976 – Feb 1, 1979served in #2 fireroom. got on in Charleston and out in Dago, and every place in between,. was on upper level light off watch in aft fireroom, with Laddie Cox when boiler blew. some one forgot to assemble the light off nozzle correctly...
Lanham, TimiUSS Vulcan (AR 5)EN3R-2Mar 1, 1982 – Mar 1, 1984Internal Combustion Engine Shop (31E)
Lanhart, MichaelUSS Constellation (CV 64)AO3G-3Oct 20, 1992 – Jun 11, 1994Great Poker games down in the Machine shop. Loads of fun and could smoke in the shops best part of the navy back then.
Lania, JoeUSNS Concord (T-AFS 5)SEAMANDeck - canvas shop (sidecleaners)Sep 12, 1974 – Jul 7, 1977Great experience, great people onboard. Loved the med trips and the USN paid for my college. Only good memories of this ship and my time there.
Lanier, D.l. profile iconUSS Randolph (CV 15)seaman 2nd classradio operatorDec 1945 – Mar 1947I am added my father to this list,who passed away in june of 1980.Hope to found someone who is still living that might remember him,and would like to get in touch with them.
Lanier, GeraldUSS Seahorse (SSN 669)ET2 SS/DVESMMay 10, 1985 – Sep 15, 1988They don't build them like her anymore
Lanier, James Brad profile iconUSS Tecumseh (SSBN 628)FTB3(SS)WeaponsJan 1975 – Mar 1977Brad Lanier, aka Framebay Freddie, Framus Bayus, Fat Freddie; Golden Flapper. What a privilege!
Lanier, Jon (Cowboy)USS Midway (CV 41)AMEVA-56Jul 1976 – Jul 1979What a Great Time
Lanier, Jon (Cowboy)Champions (VA 56)AMEsquadronJul 1976 – Jul 1979What a Great Time
Lanier, JonathanUSS Nimitz (CVN 68)ADANJET SHOPJan 1, 1996 – Jul 1, 1998
LaNier, Joshua A.USS Nimitz (CVN 68)AG2OADec 27, 1999 – Mar 1, 2003
Lanier, JulianUSS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)ABH2V1Sep 1965 – May 15, 1967
Lanier, MarkUSS Tattnall (DDG 19)MM3SupplyApr 20, 1982 – Sep 30, 1982I was TAD during an overhaul period at PSNY. I remember BM3 Deal, he knew his stuff!
Lanier, MichaelUSS Stump (DD 978)STG2(SW)CAAug 1, 1997 – Oct 30, 2001Just looking for some old shipmates. I am married and I have a son. We moved back to Wilmington NC. Life is great. I miss the people; I really do not miss that ship. I was kind of sad to hear It was sunk, although.
Lanier, MikeUSS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)AE2RVAH-7Apr 1, 1972 – Dec 5, 1972Served with RVAH-7 from april '72 untill Dec '72
Lanier, MikePioneers (VX 1)AE3squadronNov 1, 1969 – Nov 1, 1971served with vx-1 nov 69 to nov 71 key west fla. tdy to aimd
Lanier, MikePeacemakers (RVAH 7)AE2squadronApr 1, 1972 – Dec 5, 1972Served with RVAH-7 from april '72 untill Dec '72
Lanier, MikePeacemakers (RVAH 7)AE2cvw111972 – 1972

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