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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Leavitt, JohnUSS Cimarron (AO 177)EM3 / now NCCMRASE / E-DIVMar 27, 1986 – Aug 17, 1990Just stumbled on the site. It's been a long time!!! Looking to retire 1 Nov 2015. Hard to believe I made Master Chief after those crazy days:-) How life changes. Still surfing!!!!!
Leavitt, JosephUSS Capodanno (FF 1093)GMG22nd1981 – 1983
Leavitt, MeganUSS Emory S. Land (AS 39)1stOct 26, 2001 –
Leavitt, RandyUSS Aylwin (FF 1081)MS3SupplyApr 10, 1975 – Oct 13, 1978Now a furntituremaker + a fiddler in an old-time sting band in Vermont, married my high school sweety, two boys, both now fine adults. Some Navy memories are sweet, nostalgic, pleasant; the rought edges have gone from most of the bad ones..
Leavitt, SherryUSS Frank Cable (AS 40)TM3Oct 1982 – Jul 1986Anybody out there?
Leavitt/mccafferty, NikkiUSS Gunston Hall (LSD 44)DECK 1ST DIV.Oct 31, 2005 – Jun 1, 2006I LOVE THE NAVY and the man i met in it.
Leavy, WaltUSS Estocin (FFG 15)LTSupply OfficerFeb 1, 2002 – Apr 10, 2003
Leavy, WaltUSS Samuel Eliot Morison (FFG 13)LTApr 1, 2001 – Feb 1, 2002
Leazenby, JohnUSS Fulton (AS 11)MM3M1956 – Jul 2, 1960Served Almost 4 Years With This Command, In Outside Sub. Repair.
Leazer, DaleUSS Midway (CV 41)BT31974 – 1976
Leazer, DavidUSS Merrill (DD 976)CTTCOZDec 7, 1981 – Jun 16, 1984Looking for other OUTBOARD crew members and EW's.
Leazer, GaryUSS America (CV 66)Apr 10, 1968 – Dec 16, 1968Served aboard with VA-82 during the carrier's 3rd deployment.
Leazer, GaryUSS America (CVA 66)ATN-2AMD1968 – 1969Does anyone who Steve E. Travis, ATN-2?
Leazer, Mitchael (Wayne)USS Pensacola (LSD 38)E-4 / MR3A-GANGMar 20, 1986 – Nov 25, 1989The one that did it differently. I remember bender ship yards. Firewatch in the ballest tanks. I remember volunteering to help in St. Croix after hugo. Also the med 88-89 lastly how I was treated by some not so kind.
Leazer, RandyUSS Spartanburg County (LST 1192)HT2R-DivisionFeb 1978 – Aug 1982HT Shop was HTC Spears, HT2 Coleman, HT1 Sass, HTFN Pascoe, HT2 Burks, HTFN Hanson, HTFN Hughes, HT3 Arthur, and HT1 Roundtree. I recently retired as a Fire Chief and am now doing Labor Relations. If you know me email me
Leazier, PaulUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)DC3V-1/S.F.O.M.S. Head RehabJan 20, 1990 – Apr 28, 1993Loved being out to sea. Hated dry dock. I will say, looking back, that I grew up alot in those 4 years. Looking for Kevin Moran of Mass. he served in SFOMS as well in tanks and voids I think.
Lebahn, Kevin (Bahn-bahn)USS Higgins (DDG 76)MS2(SW)S-2Feb 14, 1999 – Feb 6, 2003PLANKOWNER-best command I have had the opportunity to serve with. The only command where I can honestly call the whole crew "My Family", I miss you guys.
Lebakken, AaronUSS Tripoli (LPH 10)FN / LI3Engineering / AdminJun 20, 1993 – Aug 5, 1995Nothing brings back memories like bilge wine and jamming out in the valve shop. Thialand and Kenya will always be in my mind.
Lebaron, DavidUSS Lake Erie (CG 70)E-5A-GangJan 1, 2002 – Nov 1, 2002Well i know it was short but it was fun. Keep up the good work guys.
Lebarron, NelsonUSNS Niagara Falls (T-AFS 3)BMSNDM&RJun 1981 – May 1985
Lebeau, BeauUSS Archerfish (SSN 678)STS1 (SS)Sonar1985 – 1987Still breathin! Finally quit getting married, actually just quit getting divorced! All things being equal, things are pretty good for an old, middle aged white guy! I just found a vcr tape from ICEX86 ...Copies avail...use paypal!!!!!!
Lebeau, ChrisUSNS Grasp (T-ARS 51)E-4 PO3SupplyDec 1, 1993 – Jun 1, 1996A ton of good memories aboard the "mighty" USS Grasp! Spano hung over throwing eggs at ya. Fights in Sicily. Whores in Isreael. Med Cruises, Gibraltar x2, Panama, Haiti, Eritrea and my first Beer!! out2c1974@gmail.com
Lebeau, EdwardUSS Randolph (CV 15)Fireman 1st ClassFire RoomMar 4, 1945 – Aug 1, 1946Worked in fire room 3
Lebeau, JamesUSS Albany (CG 10)CG 10A1965 – 1967
Lebeau, NathanielUSS Sides (FFG 14)BM2(SW)1stOct 8, 1998 – Sep 24, 2003Some of the BEST MEN I ever knew!! great ship, great crew (until the last CO).
Lebeau, TimothyUSS Albany (CG 10)NANon1900 –
Lebeau, TomUSS Cape Cod (AD 43)HT2ERSep 1989 – May 1995Looking back it was some of the best years of my life.
Lebeck, DavidUSS Charleston (LKA 113)bt3boiler techJun 2, 1986 – Feb 15, 1991I served proudly! And thanks to my teamates they made me a better person and were the big brother and dad I never had! Ron russel, duane niles, joe beaver, lt.popp just to name a few..
Lebeda, StevenUSS Gary (FFG 51)BM2,,,,bmApr 17, 1987 – Oct 10, 1989silkworm busters,,, that was my first exp ,, met my ship in the persian gulf then about 2 weeks later we are trying to out run a silk worm missile ,, what memory ,,, wouldnt change it for the world,, god bless everyone serving ,and thanks
Lebeduik, Joseph M.USS Randolph (CV 15)ETR 1E T1966 –
Lebehn, Lerihna "Toni"USS Camden (AOE 2)e-4s-2Jun 1996 – Jun 1998I've met my "familia" on the mighty pac. thank you for all the great memories and mischief..lol
Lebel, Mark JeffreyUSS Guardian (MCM 5)EM2(SW)ElectricalJul 1, 1996 – Jul 29, 1999Worked hard and partied hard! Good to see some of the ole' shipmates...Morgan, Caleb, Frankie! Hope you guys are well!
Lebel, PhilipUSS Chicago (CG 11)ftm-e3radar #7,Jul 1, 1977 – 1980join the chicago in downtown san diego at the broadway pier the fourth of july weekend they had open house for the public. was on hand to tie her up at the pier line #1. also was the last chicago member to depart tow
Lebel-lavoie, Jodi profile iconUSS Puget Sound (AD 38)EMFNESep 1992 – Jan 1994
Lebens, FrankUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)LTJGEngineeringNov 1964 – Nov 1966The Sacramento was a real workhorse with a great crew. I am proud of what the crew accomplished.
Lebens, FrankUSS Decatur (DDG 31)LTEngineer OfficerSep 1968 – Jun 1970Great memories of a hard working engineering division
Leberknight, Russell /russUSS Forrest Sherman (DD 931)BM21 stSep 1958 – Jun 1964ONE OF THE BEST SHIPS I;VE BEEN ON. CROSS THE EQUATOR GOLDEN SHELL. QUITE A FEW MED CRUISES. CLEAN SHIP AND OUTSTANDING CREW.
Leberman, PkUSS Maryland (SSBN 738)Jun 1, 1922 –
Lebermann, TerryUSS Independence (CV 62)ET1OEJan 10, 1996 – Aug 10, 1998
Lebers, JimShippingport (ARDM 4)E3/YNSNDeck/Admin1981 – 1983I was only 17 years old and spent half time in Deck and other in Captains Office. Worked for BM3 Paquette, BM1 Maynard, BMC Ford in Deck. YN1 Ireland in Captains Office. Winter dockings were so cold!

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