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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Leininger, Larry profile iconUSS Franklin D Roosevelt (CVA 42)FTG2FOXOct 1960 – Sep 10, 1962Reported aboard Oct. 1960 at the Brooklyn Navy Yards. Made the 61 Med cruise.Left the Navy & the Rosie on 9-10-62.
Leininger, LennyUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)IC3ECMar 1, 1976 – Mar 1, 1980I worked in TV Repair by the TV Studio.
Leininger, MarkUSS Carl Vinson (CVN 70)AK3Aviation Supply / Weapons1980 – 1983Looking for any one who may remeber me from the oh so wonderful times we had.....
Leininger, OttoUSS Samuel N. Moore (DD 747)Sn1st1967 – 1969Great crew.good bunch of guys. Lots of memories.
Leininger, Patricia "patty"USS L. Y. Spear (AS 36)SNMedical then 2ndJan 7, 1993 – Sep 7, 1994
Leininger, PhilUSS Vulcan (AR 5)E3Deck1969 – May 30, 1970Great experience serving aboard the Vulcan in Norfolk and sailing to Cuba, Jamaica and Virgin Islands!
Leininger, PhilipNavy Recruiting Region EastE3DECK1968 – 1969Great sailing and brotherhood
Leino, AnthonyUSS Virginia (CGN 38)xAug 1, 1990 – Dec 15, 1994?Join the Navy, see the world!? Also, run over fishing boats, murder mysteries, fast departures, including playing bumper boats. 'McCales's Navy would be proud. The Virginia was one hell of a treasure of stories. Good luck to my former shipmate
Leino, MichaelUSS Kitty Hawk (CVA 63)E-5 AOG-4Jan 1985 – Jan 1989worked g-2 missile shop for almost 2 years before being transfered to g-4 flight deck weapons
Leino, MichaelNaval Air Station Cubi PointE-4 AOweapons dept.Jan 1982 – Jan 1985its been 30 years i still think about the guys from my first duty station i have been back to the philippines many times sence then olongapo has changes alot sence those days.
Leinster, RichardUSS Nitro (AE 23)LTOps OfficerAug 1980 – Jun 1982Good times: Bergen, Aarhus, Rosyth, Le Havre, Monte Carlo, Palma, Naples, Cartagena, Toulon, and even Athens. A “can do” crew that delivered the goods and saved the ship from the Main Space fire. God Bless you all
Leinster, RichardUSS Forrestal (CVA 59)LTjgOps - OIOct 8, 1974 – Oct 24, 1977Cold quarterdeck watches in shipyard, long days in Gitmo for RefTra, great liberty in the Med, Shock Test, driving the ship into Mayport with a deckload of cars for homeport change, Great ship and shipmates.
Leinster, RichardUSS Francis Hammond (FF 1067)LTWeapons OfficerSep 17, 1978 – Jul 4, 1980SRF Yokosuka, best overhaul work, Japan, Subic, Hong Kong, Bangkok, ASW patrols in the IO, crossing the line, some were the best of times, some were the worst of times.
Leiper, LarryUSS Kearsarge (CVA 33)AMH 2V 6Oct 1956 – Mar 1958We were young and had an interesting time of it.
Leipertz, FrankUSS Orion (AS 18)ET1Comm/R4Mar 1977 – Oct 1981
Leiren, JimUSS Nathanael Greene (SSBN 636)IC1/SSElectricalMar 1976 – Mar 1981It was a memorable period of my life. I served on 4 patrols out of Holy Loch and one mission prior to overhaul in Newport News Shipyard. Had some great E-div shipmates and many more.
Leis, John profile iconUSS New Orleans (LPH 11)EMEJul 7, 1972 – Jan 3, 1974Lots of great experience working in the power shop and the lighting ship
Leis, Leroy (Roy)USS Springfield (CLG 7)SN/SHSN5th & S3 (kept the crew in clean clothes)Jan 1960 – Jan 1962Plank Owner. Had many great times spent w/her. Miss the 01/02 level & the Montana Bar., all the fun times at the USO in Nice & the ships party in 61. Us young guys grew up fast & learned much. Looking for Robert E. Lauson, Youngstown, OH
Leisch, WayneUSS Juneau (LPD 10)MM3/MM2/MM!Sep 30, 1972 – Aug 13, 1976
Leischner Usn Ret, JamesUSS Ticonderoga (CV 14)ATCVS 38 Cag 591970 – 1971
Leischner Usn Ret, JamesUSS Edisto (AGB 2)ATANStores1955 – 1956
Leiser, DonUSS Lewis and Clark (SSBN 644)MT2WeaponsFeb 1977 – Jan 1981
Leisge, WilliamUSS Kinkaid (DD 965)DS1OEFeb 1975 – Oct 1979Plankowner; Original DS gang Chiefs Darling and Alvarez. Also DS1 Cook, DS1 Waalkes, DS2 Strauch, and DS2 Bourne. Can't forget Lt. Hirt (Ops) Lt(jg) Ray (EMO) and ETCS Roy a driving force in early Kinkaid history.
Leishman, AlexanderUSS Gordonia (AF 43)CookUSS Gordonia1943 – 1945Served on the crew from TX to post WW2
Leising, JeremyUSS North Carolina (SSN 777)MM1/SSA-GangJun 1, 2006 –Due to report in June '06
Leisky Jr, Charles (Chuck)USS Knox (DE 1052)ETR3Operations DivJan 4, 1973 – Aug 1, 1975Worked as Electronic Warfare Tech. Force converted August 1975, departed for EW School Aug 1975. Enjoyed my tour. Stayed-in for ten year.
Leisner, JeffreyUSS Donald B. Beary (FFT 1085)Yeoman 2nd ClassAdmin officeJan 1974 – Jun 1978Lot of good memories. Anchor at the bottom of Norfolk berth Driving Captain around. Majorca was great. Best basketball team in Maine. First captain ball buster but a lot of fun. Ski and Andy with the bananas.
Leiss, DanUSS Nicholson (DD 982)STG1CSA1May 1, 1996 – Apr 15, 2001Best @#$% ship on the east coast. Crazy times.
Leist, Brian "beast"USS Ogden (LPD 5)E3operationsSep 1, 1984 – Jul 9, 1986One of the best times in my life even though I was wasted most of the time except out at sea/I miss that the most/being in the middle of the Pacific at twilight/most awesome/I miss my old crew/Alan give me a call 502 459 0476
Leist, EdwardUSS Yorktown (CVS 10)E3V6Dec 1965 – Jul 1967
Leist, Herbert (Bill)USS Frederick (LST 1184)BM22NDApr 11, 1970 – Jun 21, 1972PLANK OWNER, WAS IN PRECOM. HAD A LOT OF GOOD TIMES ABOARD. MADE 3RD CLASS AND WAS IN CHARGE OF THE BOSN LOCKER FOR A WHILE. ANYONE KNOW WHERE FRANK LOCKERBY AND LUCKY JOHNNY ARE?
Leist, Jim profile iconUSS Tautog (SSN 639)ETN2(SS)Operations (SINS Tech)1969 – 1971Rode the 'Terrible T' with a great crew and a fantastic CO. CMDR Baldertson was the absolute best. Rode the Blind Man's Bluff patrol, Things got a little hairy there. Lots of good times and a lot of hard work.
Leist, RoxannaUSS Jason (AR 8)SNApr 20, 1993 – Jun 24, 1995
Leist, StephenUSS Blue Ridge (LCC 19)DECK SN2nd DeckFeb 1993 – Mar 1995This is where the journey began. I love and miss you all.
Leisten, DavidUSS Carl Vinson (CVN 70)SM3Jan 24, 2001 – Mar 22, 2004
Leister, AlexUSS Peleliu (LHA 5)E-3ABF/AIRSep 8, 2006 – Sep 21, 2007
Leister, DarichUSS Avenger (MCM 1)RM-31991 – 1993
Leistman, Maurice /moeUSS Blandy (DD 943)MM11967 – 1968 Was On the Viet Nam cruise DM zone Op Seadragon
Leistman, Maurice /moeUSS Bennington (CV 20)MM2AJan 1955 – Nov 1959 WOW !! What an experiance rounding Cape Horn and then Crossing the Equator all in the same year,as a Polywog I think that my rear end is still numb. Though I did get to return the fun a couple of more times before retiring.
Leistner, Mark (Lube Oil)USS Brooke (FFG 1)MMFNM1977 – 1979

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