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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Mickelson, Craig / PoindexterUSS Pollack (SSN 603)STS1SonarApr 21, 1986 – Mar 8, 1988We had the privilege of serving on her when she was to be changing homeports and the decommissioning. The crew took her from San Diego to Mare Island. Sailors are sentimental when a ship is decommissioned. I really miss the fun/ work.
Mickelson, Ed (Mike)USS Pyro (AE 24)MM3A GangJul 20, 1966 – Feb 18, 1968Viet Nam what a place. Really enjoyed the 36 hour days. Still have the Australian Sailor hat/Drivers License won by drinking him under the table in Hong Kong.
Mickelson, EdwardUSS Pyro (AE 24)MM3A GangJul 1, 1966 – Feb 18, 1968Looking for shipmates from 1966 to 1968 in Viet Nam
Mickelson, GeraldUSS Hornet (CVS 12)seaman apprenticeoperationsSep 1958 – Feb 19591st command out of boot camp AWESTRUCK to say the least. Waiting RM school, spent most of my time as a lookout. Not on board long enough to know many of the OPs gang. Just the same my first ship great experience. Ended up doing 22 years
Mickelson, James 'Mike"USS Proteus (AS 19)MT 2W-1 AND SPECIAL SERVICESOct 10, 1964 – Jul 8, 1966Transfered from W-1 division to special services. Was a lifeguard at proteus beach, played football and boxed..Loved every day of it.
Mickelson, JohnUSS Koelsch (FF 1049)ETN2OEJan 1972 – Jun 1974Rptd in Newport, Dpd in Mayport. First ship. Iberian cruise with 47° rolls. Africa cruise, Iran and Pakistan. Left via NESEP, SWO, retired after 25 years as CDR. Sevadus, Green, Vaugn, Boyette, Cross, CWO Frazer
Mickelson, JohnUSS Halyburton (FFG 40)LTCHENGNov 1982 – Aug 1986Great times, great crew! Over 30 years of service and they were only built to last 20 (the cheap fleet). Wish I could be there in Sept. Retired and living in Bali. Performance not Promises! My best wishes to all.
Mickelson, JohnNAVCOMMSTA Cam Ranh Bay, VietnamETN 3Transmitter siteDec 1970 – Dec 1971Just checked out the site on Google Earth. You can still see the footprint of the building. Remember the great times on the beaches and in the bunkers. RMC crawling out with bloody knees. Donut Dollies and ration card
Mickelson, JohnUSS Peterson (DD 969)LT(jg)Guns/DCAOct 1978 – Mar 1982The Proud Pete, what a contrast, professional, hard working, but partied hard. Some of the Wardroom antics still make me laugh. Have stayed in touch with Capt Grunwald. Couldn't have had a better Div Officer tour.
Mickelson, JohnDestroyer Squadron 6 (DESRON 6)LCDRMTRL OFFSep 1986 – Aug 1988What a tour. Had all the gas turbines in CHASN, 7 DD and 13 FFG. Everyone of them had an OPPE and or INSERV while I was there. Only one that flubbed it was DD 981, but passed on an immediate reinspection. Great times.
Mickelson, JohnUSS Aquila (PHM 4)LCDRCODec 1988 – Dec 1990Fastest 2 years of my life. From the lobster festival in Pictou N.S. to flying into Lake Maracaibo, we sure covered alot of territory. Never did find Cocomo (outside of KW that is). Fair winds and following seas all.
Mickelson, JohnRecruit Training Command San DiegoSRCO 224Mar 1969 – Jun 1969Sixth squad leader.
Mickelson, JohnHydrofoil Squadron 2 (PHMRON 2)LCDRCO AquilaDec 1988 – Dec 1990Great times
Mickelson, Richard MickUSS Halsey (CG 23)MMFNMay 8, 1975 – May 1977aft engine room
Mickelson, RonaldUSS Shannon (DM 25)3rd class boiler techboiler room1953 –would be interesting how many crew members still around
Mickelson, SteveUSS Caron (DD 970)LTDCA, Guns, MPAOct 1984 – Sep 1987Great ship, great crew and wonderful memories.
Mickelwait, GeorgeUSS Princeton (LPH 5)E-5Photo divisionJan 1967 – Aug 3, 1970Reported aboard Jan, 1967, as an E-3, made E-5 by 1969, left the Princeton 1970 for my last year at Point Mugu Navel air station. Returned to college. Finished college and ended up working for the Boeing co.(24 years)
Mickene, JamesUSS Constellation (CV 64)ICFNEJan 1981 – 1984FEELINGS THE SAME AFTER 25 YEARS. YOU GUYS WERE THE GREATEST. E DIVISION ROCKS. HOPE TO HOOK UP!
Mickens, DarrylUSS Kinkaid (DD 965)STG2CAApr 1988 – May 1990WOW! Congratulations on your achievement MAC, you earned it. How did you do it again? Because I can give you every detail of how I retrofitted the system. There are assist, and then there is thievery. Medals perish, truth is eternal.
Mickens, JamesUSS Schenectady (LST 1185)SNDECKJan 1, 1993 – Dec 15, 1993I was sad to hear of the Schenectady being sunk,after all that was my first ship and best ship.I had really good shipmates that took care of me and I would not still be in the military if not for the Bos'n mates of my Decommisioning crew.I miss he
Mickens, KevinUSS Sanctuary (AH 17)DADentalNov 15, 1973 – Jul 1974I had just turned 18 when I went aboard the Sanctuary. I met some great people . Some memories i will never forget.
Mickens, TroyUSS Leyte Gulf (CG 55)GSE2EM05Jul 19, 1992 – May 15, 1993I enjoyed my military experience aboard Leyte Gulf. I would like to get in touch with some old shipmates.
Micket, Terry ( Ed )USS Ortolan (ASR 22)EM3Engineering1975 – 1978Hi shipmates, yes I am still alive. Trying to find info on oxogyn fire onboard,don't remember year.CPO Starcher injured.Looking for old shipmates from electric shop or others.Retired AEC Feb 96, my best to you all..cheer
Mickett, EricNaval Air Station AdakADANOperations Department Sep 1, 1992 – Jun 1, 1994I was one of the Load Masters on the station C-130.
Mickey, Don profile iconUSS Yellowstone (AD 27)E3E DIVISIONOct 1, 1973 – Oct 1, 1974
Mickey, Don profile iconUSS Lexington (CVT 16)E4E DIVISIONNov 1, 1974 – Feb 1, 1977
Mickey, KevinUSS Fort McHenry (LSD 43)THEN ENS/LT JG NOW LCDRR, 1stSep 1987 – Feb 1991Plankowner. Recalled to ACDU for OIF as part of the MPF staff at Kuwait Naval Base. Met the New XO yesterday. He's stashed in SD while waiting for his wife to have a baby.
Mickey, Tim (Mick)Knightriders (VA 52)AO3VA-52Sep 7, 1970 – Apr 16, 1974Westpac 70-71, 72-72 73-74. Made 2 trips to Viet Nam, one for the hell of it.
Micklasavage, Lou (Mick)USS Kinkaid (DD 965)GSM3MPMar 5, 1996 – Dec 13, 2005Heeyyy all you Kinkaiders. Just gotta say I'm proud to have been there. Lots of hard work and hard play. From engine room operator to Mc'dennys. You all know what I mean. Miss ya all. Jeff, Tina, and all the snapper heads.
Mickle, EdwardUSS Rentz (FFG 46)RM3OC/OIMay 11, 1994 – Feb 15, 1998HEY SHIPPIES!! THIS IS MICK!! TRYING TO REACH ALL THE SHIPPIES THAT WERE ON BOARD DURING 1994-1998. HAD GREAT TIMES ON BOARD. FEEL FREE TO REACH ME AT NVSVANDLE@YAHOO.COM. TAKE CARE!
Mickle, EdwardUSS Rentz (FFG 46)RM3OCO2 OPS RADIOAug 16, 1994 – Feb 15, 1998SERVED ONBOARD THE GREATEST FFG IN THE FLEET. I LEARNED ALOT ON THIS TOUR, MOST IMPORTANTLY THE MEANING OF TRUE FRIENDSHIP AND THE REAL MEANING OF THE WORD "BROTHERS". I WANT TO TELL ALL MY OLD SHIPPIES HI & GIVE OLD (MICK) A SHOUT!!
Mickle, Edward "Mick"USS Rentz (FFG 46)RM3/E4OCAug 1, 1994 – Feb 16, 1998MISS ALL MY OLD SHIPMATES. HAD A BLAST AND WILL NEVER FORGET THE TRUE MEANING OF THE WORD "BROTHERS". MARRIED NOW WITH THREE BOYS. FEEL FREE TO REACH ME AT MICKLE@CABLEONE.NET. TAKE CARE. FAIR WINDS!
Mickle, GaryUSNS Rigel (T-AF 58)FTG3GJan 1974 – Jun 1976I served onboard until the time she was turned over to MSCS. I was then transferred to another command.
Mickle, GaryUSS Vincennes (CG 49)FCCS(SW)CSApr 6, 1984 – Dec 4, 1988Finest crew I served with in my career.
Mickle, GaryUSS Little Rock (CLG 4)FTGSNGJan 17, 1970 – Sep 3, 1971We had a great bunch of guys and a lot of fun being stationed in Gaeta, Italy.
Mickle, GaryUSS David R. Ray (DD 971)FTG1Fox DivisionOct 7, 1976 – Mar 1, 1981Spent a lot of time in precom then a few years aboard after commissioning. She was a good ship!
Mickle, GaryNaval Training Center Great LakesFTG2Fire Control Technician "C" SchoolJul 15, 1975 – Oct 5, 1976
Mickle, GaryNaval Training Center Great LakesFCC(SW)CSApr 13, 1981 – Apr 2, 1984The "Cornfield Cruiser"
Mickle, Gary D.USS David R. Ray (DD 971)FTGCFoxNov 19, 1977 – May 15, 1981
Mickle, JamieUSS Ponce (LPD 15)gmg33rd divFeb 2, 1995 – Jul 11, 1998Now lOoking back.serving onboard the ponce was some of the best times I have ever had..now I'm working for the navy (navy civilian) as a crane operator at groton submarine base in Ct.

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