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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
MacChiaverna`, GregUSS Boulder (LST 1190)LST-1190Aug 1970 – Hi my name is greg and I serverd on the USS boulder lst-1190. I'am one of the orginal plank owners and commisioned the ship in california
MacCianti, CraigUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)bos'n mate/seamanSecondJun 1968 – Mar 1971 There from the start. Pre Com unit/school of the ship in Norfolk NAS. Worked nights 2 weeks loading stores. Commissing ceremony,two MED cruises,many short, Bob Hope show, many great times,great guys. We were so young
MacClain, StuartUSS Constellation (CV 64)FnA51976 – 1977I remember working on and running the diesel engine generators.
MacCloud, Mike/mackUSS La Salle (LPD 3)E3/BMAFT/2ND1986 – 1987I use to think those were the worst day's of my life, but they were some of the best. I notice a lot of familiar names on here, feel free to contact me.
MacConnell, Chief MacUSS Truxtun (CGN 35)DSCJul 1973 – Oct 1975Was in Operations and then changed to Weaposn when we went to Combat Systems
MacConnell, JoshuaUSS Whidbey Island (LSD 41)OS2OPSOct 1993 – Aug 1997The only thing in life I have ever regretted was leaving the Navy. I would have loved to re-up for another year at least on the USS Whidbey Island (LSD 41). Absolutely loved her and all who rode with me.
MacCormack, DavidUSS Thomas Jefferson (SSBN 618)TMSN/SUTM/MissleJun 1975 – May 1976SHipyard at Mare Island with Maddog, and Grit, thru shakedown and Torpex with Uss Chicago thru the Canal, and DASO at Port Canavaral. Hell-of- a-crew
MacCormack, DavidUSS Badger (FF 1071)ETR31st and ET/EWJul 1977 – May 1978Many years have passed, but the memories are still strong, "God Bless all who rode on her.".
MacCree, MonicaUSS Plunkett (DD 431)btsNov 10, 1987 – 2010
MacCue, DannyeUSS Josephus Daniels (CG 27)E-3SupplyNov 1, 1980 – Feb 15, 1983I was on of the cooks on board
MacDaniel, Bill / MacUSS Vincennes (CG 49)STG2CA1984 – 1987Plank owner. If the entire Navy was like the Vincennes commissioning crew I would have made a career out of the NAVY. Had some good times on that first WESTPAC was a blast. Chad, I still feel bad about the broken collarbone.
MacDermid, BruceUSS Opportune (ARS 41)LTJGDec 24, 1969 –
MacDermott, MikeUSS Farragut (DDG 37)DS2Apr 1982 – Aug 1986Many good memories - waiting for the bread to be baked overnight,while hanging with the guys in Combat and the signal shack. Good times in port, especially in the Med.
MacDermott, MikeUSS Farragut (DDG 37)DS2OpsApr 24, 1982 – Aug 26, 1986
Macdiarmid, JimUSS Harry E. Yarnell (CG 17)MSSNS-2Feb 2, 1982 – Sep 25, 1985Being in the Navy and serving aboard the Yarnell has been a wonderful experience in my life. I find myself looking back on those days often. It was a pleasure cooking and baking for everyone on the ship.
MacDonald, AlanUSS Boxer (LHD 4)AC2(AW)OperationsFeb 11, 1995 – Oct 7, 1997I am a Plankowner for LHD4 the U.S.S. Boxer.
MacDonald, AlanUSS Calvert (APA 32)SN/SF3, SF2, SF1Deck force, striking Shipfitter1942 – 1944This was my Dad, who was transfered from the USS Harry Lee (APA10) to the USS Calvert
MacDonald, AndrewUSS Pargo (SSN 650)FT2Weapons1989 – 1991
MacDonald, BillUSS Nassau (LHA 4)MMFNMP-2Nov 1989 – Jun 22, 1993
MacDonald, Boyden Ivan profile iconUSS Gosper (APA 170)Signalman, Third Class, SV-6C1943 – Mar 1, 1946I am submitting this on behalf of my father Boyden Ivan MacDonald. DOB May 2, 1924. DOD August 3, 2013, in Thornton, CO.
MacDonald, BrentUSS Intrepid (CV 11)AO-3VS-311968 –
MacDonald, BrianUSS Persistent (MSO 491)SK2Deck / SupplyJul 12, 1968 – Feb 25, 1971Served with Norman Courtright, Richard Foy as well as Jack Hardesty and Nelson Arroyo. Did 2 Wespacs during Vietnam. Interested in hearing from anyone who served during the same time I did
Macdonald, Carl F.USS La Salle (AGF 3)BT3EngeeringNov 22, 1963 – 1994
MacDonald, Chris profile iconUSS John L. Hall (FFG 32)PN2 (SW)X-1Oct 1, 1993 – Oct 1, 1996Shout out to crew under CDR Fontaine and CDR Zacharzek, Chris Newton. Was at Veterans Day At my Daughter's school, Katelyn MacDonald 8, years old and found this site. I will never forget the Wire watch in supply/support
Macdonald, CraigUSS Harry W. Hill (DD 986)STG 3 (SW)CAMar 1989 – Mar 1991Dry dock time in the P.I., enough said
Macdonald, CraigUSS Oldendorf (DD 972)STG3CAMar 1988 – Mar 1990Had too much fun in too many ports to remember. Made alot of good friends too. Great ship!
MacDonald, Daniel (Mac)USS Vulcan (AR 5)I M 2R 4Mar 1968 – Mar 1971There's no such thing as a typewriter repair man anymore...that really hurts! Anybody around from this era?? Micky, Woody, Wayne Taylor, Neil Schoeve, Kenny Booth, Jerry, Perry Ferry, Ed Boze, Martinez, Joe Edan????
MacDonald, DavidUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)DS1OperationsJan 1, 1972 – Nov 15, 1973The Captain loved Palma over Athens so we spent a lot of nice and relaxing in-port days there. The only bad memory was we spent about 23 days at home in the 2 years. This was the last of the 3 carriers I served on. I'll miss Big John.
MacDonald, DavidUSS Franklin D Roosevelt (CV 42)DS3OEJun 10, 1966 – Jan 1, 1968Went to Vietnam and back on this WWII carrier and also survived a rough typhoon then limped home with one screw missing a blade. First carrier to stop in Cape Town SA. I learned a lot on this carrier, my first of 3.
MacDonald, DavidUSS America (CV 66)DS3OperationsMar 1, 1966 – Jun 1, 1966Short lived tour here but caught this carrier in Beirut and have very fond memories of those days in port there before it was destroyed in later years.
MacDonald, DougUSS Intrepid (CV 11)os3OIOct 15, 1971 – Jul 21, 1974Hey boys, remember when we got thrown out of th Copenhagen Brewery....it was all your fault!
Macdonald, Dr. BruceUSS Merrill (DD 976)SNDeck/Sick BayApr 1978 – Dec 1980Merrill was my first and only ship. I was a deck seaman and eventually became an HM2 before leaving the Navy in 1984. I have a picture of Merrill hanging in my study. As a result, I sometimes think of all the shipmates I served with and I still lift
MacDonald, EdwardUSS Sample (FF 1048)OS3OPSJan 14, 1985 – Nov 22, 1989The Silly Sample, I remember losing the load and the boiler giving us troubles and yet I remember doing pretty well at times. I was in a division of stuck up , favorite playing jerks. Other than that, a good experience.
MacDonald, Edward (Mac)USS Pyro (AE 24)PC22nd, OPS/AdminDec 15, 1981 – Sep 7, 1985She was my first ship and my favorite. Drop me a line if you like.
MacDonald, Edward (Mac)USS Regulus (AF 57)SA to GM2First Div then third DivMay 21, 1960 – Mar 10, 1965I enjoyed most of my almost 5 years on Regulus. I stayed in the Navy for over 30 years and retired as a CWO4. The Regulus crew have regular reunions and are on Facebook. Come join us.
MacDonald, FredUSS Repose (AH 16)Phm 3rd classMedical1945 – 1946Was a part of the outfitting and commissioning detail. Went through the typhoon on Okinawa and served on her in Shanghai until discharged in 1946.
MacDonald, Glenn "Mac"USS Independence (CV 62)V-2 "The Waist Cats"1977 – 1981"Indy" is where I became a man. Thanks to all that played a part in this portion of my life... Mac
MacDonald, GordonUSS Daniel Boone (SSBN 629)LcdrEngineer1978 – 1981Great experience. Great crew. We got an 'Excellent' on our ORSE - thanks to all!
MacDonald, Gordy / Mac Or Big Mac Or MacdogUSS Halsey (CG 23)EW3OIOct 1, 1987 – Mar 1, 1989My first ship, never forget her. A lot of great friends on board. first West PAC to the Gulf back when the PI was open and fun.
MacDonald, Gordy / Mac Or Big Mac Or MacdogUSS Reid (FFG 30)EW2 SWOI OEApr 3, 1990 – Oct 11, 1992the "Battle Frigate Reid" another great West Pac, to replace the USS Stark after it got hit with an Exocet Missle. what fun. Lots of great buds on board. Kevin, Bob, Jeff, Gary, Eric.. everyone was a blast to hang with.

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