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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Legg, JerryUSS Ogden (LPD 5)JOSAAdmin1980 –Journalist, worked in admin though helping Personnelmen. CCTV was a wreck.
Legg, JimmyUSS Kidd (DDG 993)OS3OIAug 1993 – Dec 1996Good times, no not really, or maybe they were. I still keep in touch with some of the guys that were on board. If any one lives in Houston give me an e-mail.
Legg, JimmyUSS Kidd (DDG 993)OS3OIAug 1, 1993 – Feb 1, 1997I live in Houston Texas, married with a daughter.
Legg, RichardUSS Dixie (AD 14)RMCLeading Radioman, Teletype repair, Ships SupvrJan 15, 1972 – Jan 15, 1976Had a great time in Radio Central then was transferred to Teleype Repair working with RM2 John Moses Hill, Then was transferred to Ships Super which was a complete change for me, being a radioman.
Legg, RogerUSS Furse (DD 882)SHL3 SHIPSERVICEMAN SHIPS STORE OPERATORSupplyJun 1969 – Nov 1970I would like to locate an electricians mate who was security from Glen Ellyn, Illinois who was aboard when I was. Email me at rogerlegg2003@yahoo.com.
Leggat, ChristopherUSNS Kilauea (T-AE 26)THIRD OFFICERCivmarJun 1, 1992 – Mar 1, 1993
Leggat, Edward (Scotty)USS Ajax (AR 6)MM3EngineeringJul 1947 – Jul 17, 1950Great years and great friends
Legge, GeoffUSS Fort Fisher (LSD 40)S2May 1991 – Nov 17, 1995
Legge, JamesNaval Mobile Construction Battalion 62 (NMCB 62)Sn3Bravo companyNov 4, 1980 – Aug 3, 1983an MCB 62 out of Gulfport, Mississippi I was a utilities men from 1980-1983
Legge, KeithUSNS Mount Baker (T-AE 34)E-5 / OS2OIJul 1985 – Jul 1990My first ship. My best station the whole time I was in. A lot of great memories and I still have a best friend that I met on board.
Legge, PaulUSNS Gordon (T-AKR 296)QMED/ 3RD ASST. ENGJun 14, 2001 – Oct 20, 2004When we took over the Gordon from SIU and AMO that poor ship was a total disater. Nothing worked. Two gen-sets worked out of four and the ship was trashed and booby-trapped. I killed my body for 3yrs and the made many uneventful journeys. MEBA rules
Legge, RyanUSS Normandy (CG 60)ET1CEMar 1, 2003 – Dec 1, 2006It will be the most memorable tour of my career. I will never forget the crew that made normandy what it is today.
Leggett, AndrewUSS Halsey (CG 23)CS1supply S-2Jan 1990 – Jan 1994
Leggett, ArnoldUSS Shenandoah (AD 44)em2R3Jul 5, 1986 – Nov 19, 1988love to hear from any of the old crew.call me 7577172990 or email.arnold.leggett1@gmail.com
Leggett, Bob. LeggsUSS Suribachi (AE 21)MssnS 2Aug 8, 1980 – Nov 19812 med cruises, great times
Leggett, CharlesUSS Briscoe (DD 977)DC1 then DC2 then DC1DC1990 – 1995Started off rocky as I was part of the Briscoe 7. Thanks to DCC Michael White i pulled myself together and made it back to 1st. NCC Artis, MAC Trice, SMC Griffin who caught the baby from the ferry fire. DC Division ruled
Leggett, DanielUSS Florida (SSBN 728)MS2(SS)MSMay 1991 – Oct 1996
Leggett, DanielUSS Tucson (SSN 770)MS2(SS)MSNov 1999 – Jan 2001
Leggett, DavidUSS Robison (DDG 12)E6/EW1OEDec 20, 1988 – Oct 1, 1991I really don't miss the 3 section duty in port, but I do miss the comaraderie. I forget the port/starboard watches while underway & some of the ports we visited but I still remember how we were great friends.
Leggett, DavidUSS Tattnall (DDG 19)E3/EWSNOEJun 30, 1980 – Aug 25, 1981While time has passed I still remember the good times.
Leggett, DavidUSS Jonas Ingram (DD 938)E4/EW3OCAug 25, 1981 – Oct 30, 1981While the ship is long gone the memories remain
Leggett, DavidUSS Koelsch (FF 1049)E4/EW3OEOct 30, 1981 – Apr 6, 1982While TAD to assist the EWs for deployment I met some good people.
Leggett, DavidUSS Jonas Ingram (DD 938)E5/EW2OCApr 6, 1982 – Mar 1, 1983Back home from TAD to USS Koelsch FF1049 & it was great to be back in the Mayport while ship was almost done with upgrades.
Leggett, DavidUSS La Salle (AGF 3)E5/EW2OW1984 – 1985It was HOT on the Great White Ghost of the Arabian Coast. I remember arriving on that oil slick Desert Duck. That helo was in need of a serious overhaul as my shoes were even in a puddle of oil.
Leggett, DavidUSS Fort Fisher (LSD 40)E6/EW1OCOct 30, 1995 – Oct 31, 1997Good people on that ship.
Leggett, DavidUSS Cook (FF 1083)E6/EW1OW01Nov 8, 1991 – Apr 30, 1992I was even the last person to leave the ship after tying rope to tug while on skeleton crew.
Leggett, DavidSIMA San DiegoEW1/E6Shop 67Jun 20, 1992 – Sep 5, 1995Doing repairs on SD CA ships I renewed old friendships and made new ones. I became Shopmaster & met the Secretary of Defence while giving him a tour of the shop emphasizing costs savings to keep it from being closed.
Leggett, Doc LeggettUSS Louisiana (SSBN 743)HMC(SS/FMF)MedicalMar 19, 2001 – Apr 30, 2004I enjoyed all 5 patrols on LA(B). The guys were truly a great bunch of professionals.
Leggett, EarlUSS Juneau (LPD 10)E7ROct 7, 1974 – Apr 11, 1978
Leggett, HenryUSS Johnston (DD 821)BM3DES RON 4Sep 1958 – Sep 1960Looking for D. C. Steele
Leggett, JamesUSS Detroit (AOE 4)BMSN2ndMar 1970 – Nov 1971Plankowner, Shellback
Leggett, JeffreyDestroyer Squadron 7 (DESRON 7)EM2E DivisionFeb 1982 – May 1984I worked with some great folks. If memory serves me right largely reporting to Chief Hill and then Chief Gallegos before I went to the Constellation
Leggett, JeffreyUSS Constellation (CVA 64)EM2E DivisionMar 1984 – Jun 1985Trying to catch up with folks from my stay on the ship. Dave Rhino in particular
Leggett, JeffreyUSS Fanning (FF 1076)EM2E DivisionFeb 1982 – 1984
Leggett, KenUSS Russell (DDG 59)EW-2OWMay 1993 – Nov 1997I got out back in "98 and stayed in Pensacola, FL. I own a drafting and design company, a far cry from electronics. I would like to catch up with some of the old crew.
Leggett, SteveUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)E 1Machinist, mate1982 –I was hoping to get a hold of a few old friends.. I want a sawmill now in Southeast Iowa.
Leggett, WayneUSS Saratoga (CV 60)ABF1V-4Dec 1991 – Sep 1994V-4 LPO
Leghart, LegsUSS Dominant (MSO 431)BM31969 – 1972
Leghart, MikeUSS George C. Marshall (SSBN 654)ETR2(SS)Reactor ControlSep 1969 – Jul 1973
Legier, EdwardUSS Alexander Hamilton (SSBN 617)ET1/SSReactorApr 15, 1975 – Nov 15, 1978My time on the Hamilton was the most intense and rewarding period of my carreer.

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