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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Lariviere, JohnUSS Proteus (AS 19)DS3ADPMay 1982 – Oct 1983
Lariviere, JohnUSS Proteus (AS 19)DS3S7May 15, 1982 – Oct 15, 1983
Lariviere, JohnUSS Frank Cable (AS 40)DS3ADPOct 15, 1983 – Oct 15, 1986
Lariviere, KevinUSS Sunbird (ASR 15)GM2WepsJan 1986 – Jun 1987Enjoyed the trip to Scotland and assisting with the recovery of "Challenger". Had a blast. Lost too many brain cells at Christophers.
Lark, Calvin R.USS Long Beach (CGN 9)RM3CRJun 10, 1984 – Feb 21, 1988BEST SHIP ON THE WATER FRONT. LEARNED PLENTY OF LESSONS. MADE ALOT OF FRIENDS THAT ARE STILL FRIENDS TODAY.
Lark, DarrylUSS Peterson (DD 969)PC3ADMINNov 1983 – Jul 19, 1985I have spoken to Putz But would Love to get in touch with Opie, Ish (Mike Muleborior) Smurf Monty Green
Lark, MichaelUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)BM11st, 2nd, RASEAug 1, 1991 – May 1, 1996Time Flew by on this ship. Especially when ya run into a carrier or lose an Anchor..... lol
Lark, MichaelUSS Anchorage (LSD 36)BM21st Div / 2nd DivSep 1, 1984 – Mar 1, 1988My 1st Ship and Full of Great Memories from my Youth. 2 West-Pacs, Went from E-1 to E-5 on this ship. Looking Back, Wish I could Live it all Again...….
Lark, MichaelUSS Carl Vinson (CVN 70)BMC1st / 2nd / 3rdJun 1, 1999 – Apr 1, 2003The Ship I Made Chief on and Westpac during 9-11
Lark, MichaelUSS Anchorage (LSD 36)BM31st Division / 2nd DivisionSep 1, 1984 – Mar 1, 1988Started as an Undesignated Seaman and made it up to Boatswain's Mate 2nd Class. Best ship I was on out of my 22-year career.
Lark, RobertUSS Texas (CGN 39)E2s2Mar 1, 1991 – Jan 1, 1994
Larka, Earl GunnarUSS Biloxi (CL 80)Pharmasist Mate 1st ClassPacific FleetMar 1942 – Aug 1945This is in honor of my Dad. He along with many other brave men is what makes our country so great. Thank you to each and every one of you.
Larkee, DwayneUSS William H. Bates (SSN 680)E-6/ CS1Culinary SpecialistJan 6, 1993 – Jan 10, 1996
Larkee, DwayneUSS Pennsylvania (SSBN 735)E-1 TO E-5/ MSSR - MS2Mess ManagementOct 12, 1989 – Dec 12, 1992
Larkee, DwayneUSS Henry M. Jackson (SSBN 730)E-5 TO E-6 / MS2 TO MS1Mess ManagementJun 28, 1998 – Aug 17, 2002
Larkey, BillUSS Arthur W. Radford (DD 968)IC3Mar 3, 1999 – Mar 17, 2003Other email a no go. Great time on the radford. Great people.
Larkey, MikeUSS Rentz (FFG 46)SN/ Sh3DeckMar 15, 1984 – Dec 14, 1987Good to see so many shipmates and fellow plankowners names here
Larkey, William C. IIIUSS Arthur W. Radford (DD 968)IC3CSEDec 15, 1999 – Mar 4, 2003Loved every minute of it!!!
Larkin, AnthonyUSS Laboon (DDG 58)YN2(SW)AdminAug 20, 2001 – Feb 1, 2005Haze Grey and Underway!!!
Larkin, ArthurUSS England (CG 22)MM3MNov 2, 1987 – Jun 7, 1991
Larkin, Frank (Doc)USS Cincinnati (SSN 693)HM2 NAC/SSExecutive1992 –
Larkin, JamesUSS Theodore Roosevelt (SSBN 600)CS-6SupplyJul 1961 – Dec 1963
Larkin, JamesUSS San Jacinto (CG 56)MS1S2/supplyNov 17, 1994 – Nov 1998Great ship, great crew,,a true highlight of my navy career.
Larkin, Jeffrey J. Lark Or Big LarkUSS Nitro (AE 23)HT3R BMay 1991 – Jul 1994singing cristmas songs in the pit with BT2 Big AL and all of b div. crazy times in rota, scotland, gitmo! Sailing right through the middle of what we now know as the perfect storm. great friends pettaway minard ibarra fenski robbi ms1 aeyer
Larkin, Jeffrey J. Lark Or Big LarkUSS Nitro (AE 23)RMay 2, 1991 – Jul 7, 1994
Larkin, JohnUSS La Jolla (SSN 701)ELTRLApr 1, 2005 – Dec 1, 2008The submarine life changed my mind for saying in, but the people there were the best (mostly). It seems as though we have all have that in common. I was fortunate to have the best chief and best division on the boat...and divo too. FNA LJ.
Larkin, KellyUSS Belleau Wood (LHA 3)BM32ndJul 1997 – Jun 2000Setting the bar on fire in Gramaphones, elbow breaking rum bottles, fireworks wars in The Park, polish vodka, bos'n locker home brew, and a thousand other memories of the roughest, rowdiest deck crew ever. Sound familiar?
Larkin, Kenneth LeeUSS Gunston Hall (LSD 44)EN3EM01Mar 25, 2004 – Aug 2, 2004WORK HARD AT WHAT YOU DO AND YOU WILL SEUCCED.
Larkin, MarcusUSS Coontz (DDG 40)SN/HNDeck and MedicalDec 1, 1980 – Sep 1, 1982
Larkin, MarkUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)AOANG-3Feb 25, 1990 –
Larkin, MichaelUSS Texas (CGN 39)HMCM(SW) RETHApr 1985 – Mar 1987I'm fearful of doing this. I may have made a few enemies instead of friends doing MED stuff like shots/physicals/dental exams/FS inspection etc. We sure had some great sports teams as well. Made a lot of "Shore Duty Pukes" sweat hard.
Larkin, MichaelUSS Repose (AH 16)HNC-6Oct 1966 – Oct 1967Worked on a surgical ward with a team of great Drs, Nurses, and fellow HMs. CDR Leff was the Sr. Nurse, Nurses Hildebrand, Linehan, Gallagher were some of the best. Drs Volchak, Hagan, Oldershaw. "Now Flight Quarters, Man your Stations.
Larkin, MichaelUSS Guadalcanal (LPH 7)HM2HApr 1973 – Apr 1974Did Sickcall with HM3 Trembley. Shorthanded staff. High morale and great Liberty. Tough HMCS Hostettler taught us a lot about the Navy. Great crew of Dr.'s/HMs from the Marine side of the house too. LT DiRobio grew up real fast as well.
Larkin, PaulUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)ADJ2Power PlantsJul 1, 1968 – May 29, 1970Shakedown cruise and the first Med cruise
Larkin, PeteUSS Suribachi (AE 21)MM3Jun 5, 1965 – Jun 15, 1967
Larkin, PeteUSS Jason (AR 8)HT-3R-1 Sheetmetal Shop1981 – 1985To many great memorys to talk about . But I still tell all of them to everyone I meet. I am married for 22 yrs with 3 boys and I live in Freehold , NJ .I am welder for the Navy at Lakehurst, NJ
Larkin, RolandUSS Safeguard (ARS 50)SNDeckSep 19, 1984 – Jan 17, 1987I miss all the nice people, and the fine ladies !!!
Larkin, SamuelUSS Halsey (CG 23)RMSNOPSOct 1, 1986 – Sep 5, 1987ICAME TO THE HALSEY AFTER SUB DUTY IT WAS MY FIRST TARGET(SHIP).I MADE THE WORLD CRUISE AND MEET ALOT OF GOOD SAILORSFOR THE RECORD I CAME TO THE HALSEY AS A FIREMAN IN THE ENG DIV WHICH IS WERE I WAS TRAINED BY MM1 J. KEMPTNER
Larkin, SarahUSS Frank Cable (AS 40)HTFNR-1Sep 29, 2008 – 2009GO SPRUCE...
Larkin, TimUSS Spruance (DD 963)RM3OCAug 1974 – Jun 1976The time of my life.....

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