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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Levinson, JamesUSS California (CGN 36)OS2OIJul 1987 – Feb 1991Great Site...Killer Pics of the old girl. Too bad they scrapped her. After a multi-million dollar refueling, of course. Hello to all my shipmates...email me, I'd love to hear from you !
Levinson, NeesonUSS San Francisco (SSN 711)QMC(SS)QM1996 – 1997Wow! Sure glad I left when I did. XO left and crashed aboat. Ship ran aground, too much excitement. Dingo Warrior/Rock Biter You're missed.
Levinson, NeesonUSS George Bancroft (SSBN 643)QMSN-QMCQM1981 – 1993Gold Crew was the "BOMB" Served 2 tours 1981-1986 and 1989-1993 What happened to "Work Hard Play Hard"? "If you ain't Bancroft you ain't, &^$%!
Levinton, Bret "DitchUSS Constellation (CV 64)FC2(SW)CS-5Aug 1998 – Jul 200299 and 01 Westpacs, good times. Currently FC1(SW) in Newport, RI. Heading back to the fleet in Aug 05. Am and will always be a JLF wannabe.
Levis, DavidUSS Constellation (CV 64)RM3Radio1998 – 1999Many wonderful memories. Miss all the guys.
Levis, LarryUSS Hammerhead (SSN 663)ET1(SS)Reactor Controls1979 – 1981Sure do miss the boats
Levis, LarryUSS Woodrow Wilson (SSBN 624)ET2(SS)Reactor Controls1977 – 1979The old days are gone, I was in Bremerton when they decommissioned the old Girl
Levis, LarryUSS Ohio (SSBN 726)ET1(SS)Reactor Controls1981 – 1984The Ohio was a dream come true. I saw an artist conception of the Ohio in the barracks at Nuc Power School in Mare Island in 1975. She was my goal in the Navy. I didn't make her commisioning but did make the blue crews first sailing.
Levis, LarryUSS Dixon (AS 37)ETN3Radio Repair1974 – 1975My first time at sea, what a memory
Levis, RobertUSS Howard W. Gilmore (AS 16)HTFNrepair divisionJun 15, 1976 – Jun 2, 1977My first ship I was in the carpenter shop woke under the best cpo chief mourkee(I hope I spelled his right. He was a pattern maker) the best time I ever had was Sardinia Italy hope to catch with some Ole friends
Leviski, DaveUSS Merrimack (AO 179)ET1operationsApr 1980 – Sep 1983Original Plank Owner. There from the beginning, from Avondale on down the line. Still working for GE Medical as Field Engineer here in the Baltimore/Washington area since I left. Married 25 years 2 great kids. ET Bob Savage lives here also
Levitch, AndrewUSS Daniel Webster (SSBN 626)QM2(SS)QM1980 – 1983
Levitch, AndrewUSS El Paso (LKA 117)QM2qm1983 – 1984
Levitre, NormanUSS La Moure County (LST 1194)Ship ServicemanMs2Jan 1, 1973 – Jan 1, 1977The late Great Stormin Normin has since passed. I have found some old pictures from him on the USS LA MOURE COUNTY. If anyone remembers the name “NORM LEVITRE”, please feel free to reach out. Nicklevitre@yahoo.com
Levitsky, JohnUSS Nimitz (CVAN 68)MM3MJun 19, 1972 – Nov 10, 1975Remember when I hooked the big fish(?), trolling on the fantail jet engine test stand, during Gitmo training. I, single handedly, stopped the Nimitz. I had more power than any enemy in the world. Too bad, not edible.
Levitt, Aaron profile iconUSS Bolster (ARS 38)RM2(SW)OpsMar 1, 1992 – Sep 24, 1994Part of the decomm crew. First and best command I set foot on. Mostly, because of the crew. Good times. Feel free to reach out!
Levitt, TerryUSS Davis (DD 937)ETN2ELECTRONICS1974 – 1976
Levitz, WayneUSS Coral Sea (CV 43)CPLVFMA-531 AIMDNov 1979 – Jun 1980In the AT shop with a bunch of squids, most of which had never been to A school & 531 & 323 Marines. All a bunch of great guys. Had a GREAT time. Love to hear from any of you.
Levno, RobertUSS Enterprise (CVAN 65)CYN3CRApr 6, 1964 – Nov 7, 1966Joined ship in Genoa, Italy, made 1/2 Med Cruise, Operation Sea Orbit cruise, 9-mo yard period at Newport News, VA and the first Nuke Task Force in Combat-Vietnam 65-66. xnwset@sbcglobal.net
Levno, RobertUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)CYN3CRApr 6, 1964 – Nov 7, 1966
Levon, VogelsangUSS Chancellorsville / Robert Smalls (CG 62)GSM4MPJan 3, 1997 – Feb 6, 2000Just wanted to shout out to old friends. Great memories.
Levoy, Robert EUSS Forrestal (CVA 59)HNMedical1973 – 1974
Levoy, Robert E.USS Forrestal (CV 59)SNMedicalNov 1972 – Mar 1974I started out as a mess cook, then went to deck department and then to medical as a corpsman striker
Levsen, TomUSS Enterprise (CVAN 65)MM2/MM1MFeb 1964 – Nov 1968#1 Engine Room, 1st 2nd class to qualify as CMO & awarded Enterprise Man of the Month.
Levstik, FrankUSS Randolph (CVS 15)EM2ElectricalJan 1966 – 1968
Levu, FotuUSS Fresno (LST 1182)BMSN2ND DECKJun 8, 1979 – Oct 3, 1982Was in 2nd division Deck. one night in 79 while I was sleeping, Slim and Tony Jiles along with Gibbs stole $210 from my pants behind my rack, Fing Thiefs, all 3 of them will pay for that later, pretty good time on the Frez for me.
Levy, AllenUSS Vega (AF 59)SK3SupplyJun 1964 – Jan 1965I was in charge of Hold #5 while serving aboard the Vega. Enjoyed my tour very much. I remember one time while lifting some eggs out of the hold, the lift bar caught on the lip of the hatch and we had MANY dozen eggs spilled in the hold!
Levy, AndrewUSS Harry W. Hill (DD 986)MS3SupplyJan 3, 1990 – Sep 12, 1994Looking back it was a great time. Still Married to the girl I meet at the rose festival back in 92. We have 2 kids and life is good!
Levy, BillUSS Merrill (DD 976)E5/DS2Combat SystemsSep 1992 – Sep 30, 1996would do that tour again, well maybe except the yard period. i think one of the funniest div's was "RX". lol
Levy, BrianUSS Howard W. Gilmore (AS 16)IC3R3Oct 10, 1967 – Dec 2, 1968I learned a lot about life which I didn't realize till years later
Levy, BrianUSS Howard W. Gilmore (AS 16)IC3RepairOct 1967 – Dec 2, 1968Great place to start out learned a lot
Levy, ChrisUSS El Paso (LKA 117)RMSNRadioman1977 – 1979Whats up with you guys?
Levy, DavidUSS Coronado (AGF 11)2NDJun 1, 1976 – Jan 13, 1977evac of beruit, med,north atlantic,display determanation great times proud to serve
Levy, DavidUSS Rentz (FFG 46)GSMFN/ E-3MPMay 8, 2007 – Jul 21, 2008THE BEST TIME I HAVE HAD SO FAR IN MY NAVAL CARRIER. I WORK WITH THE BEST CREW IN THE FLEET. AS LONG AS I SERVE I WILL ALWAYS R EMBER THE RENTZ AS WHERE I GOT MY START.
Levy, GlennUSS Lauderdale (APA 179)em2pacificDec 14, 1944 – 1946
Levy, GusUSS Corregidor (CVE 58)3RD CLASS PETTY OFFICERAvation Ordnance1943 – 1945 I was a tail gunner on a TBF/TBM Avenger
Levy, Henry P.USS Randolph (CV 15)ABHANV3 HANGERDECKFeb 1961 – Nov 2, 1963GREAT MEMORY'S AND GREAT EXPERIANCE..WOULD ENJOY SEEING THE OLD CREW AGAIN AND FIND OUT WHAT CAUSED THE PROBLEM ON # 3 ELEVATOR..I WAS IN HANGERDECK CONTROLL MOSTLY DURING FLIGHT QUARTERS..
Levy, JohnUSS Callaghan (DDG 994)BMSNdeckMar 13, 1993 – Dec 15, 1994FOREVER IN MY MEMORY WITHOUT A DOUBT THE BEST TIMES OF MY LIFE
Levy, Marty. YockoUSS John F. Kennedy (CVA 67)ABF3V4Aug 15, 1968 – Nov 17, 1971
Levy, MichaelUSS America (CV 66)PN3Personnel1989 – 1992

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