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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Miller, BrendaUSS Yellowstone (AD 41)E-2/SASea and Anchor DetailJul 1993 – Dec 1993I wasn't on the ship long due to an unknown medical condition at the time.Found out when I was 30 I have a heart condition that could have been treated with medication and I would have been able to stay on the ship.
Miller, BrentUSS George Washington (CVN 73)EM3EDec 12, 1991 – Sep 14, 1994Had a great time on board.Worked in the Power Shop with Bacho.Plankowner
Miller, BretUSS Conolly (DD 979)ENA-GangApr 8, 1989 – Jan 15, 1992
Miller, BrettUSS Nashville (LPD 13)MM?M-div...Oct 7, 1976 – Oct 7, 1980There were a lot of learning times, made a lot of friends and shared good times with all.If I could do it again I would be at the front of the line... Thanks...
Miller, BrianUSS Coronado (AGF 11)SA1st1979 – 1980Would like to hear from any shipmates that served with me during this time.
Miller, BrianUSS Independence (CV 62)BMSN3rd deckDec 27, 1980 – Mar 5, 1982it made me a amn
Miller, BrianUSS America (CV 66)FTG2FOXNov 1, 1983 – Jan 20, 1986The memories, the Phalanx gun gorillas, Mr. Dodds, Master Chief (Hey Bud) what's-his-name.
Miller, BrianUSS Paul F. Foster (DD 964)FC1CMNov 1, 1986 – Sep 1, 1988All who served on board the Paul "F" Foster knew what the "F" meant. The cement block at Northwest Marine Iron Works, slammed into every few days, priceles. 2 knot Danberg & who can forget Fletcher shot for having a fake gun
Miller, BrianUSS Nimitz (CVN 68)FCC(SW/AW)OEMApr 1, 1992 – Feb 1, 1997I absolutely Loved this ship. Best crew, best ship, best ports. This tour made me decide to make a career out of the Navy.
Miller, BrianUSS John C. Stennis (CVN 74)FCC(SW/AW)OEMApr 1, 1999 –Cmd Mstr Chief was a big steamy pile of horse sh#t. Submariner re-tread with his head permenantly up his own rectum. This is the tour that made me decide staying in was a huge mistake. And don't get me going about "Uber-Dyke" CWO2 Moore.
Miller, BrianUSS Stump (DD 978)BMSN0A01Jun 8, 2000 – Mar 15, 2003Glad to be out of the Navy. Hangin out in Phoenix, AZ. If anyone would like to contact me feel free email address is DocHopi@msn.com or Thrillseker21@aol.com
Miller, BrianUSS Fort Fisher (LSD 40)OS2OP/DeckJul 1988 – Jul 1990Did my time, paid my dime, now the time is all mine! Love you guys!
Miller, BrianUSS Stark (FFG 31)STG-2CS-21990 – 1994
Miller, BrianUSS St. Louis (LKA 116)CorpsmanMedicalSep 1977 – Sep 1978Had a great time serving on board the Lou!
Miller, BrianUSS St. Louis (LKA 116)HMMedicalSep 1976 – Sep 1977Great times on the Lou!
Miller, BrianUSS Ticonderoga (CG 47)GMG1(SW)COOct 1985 – Nov 1987My favorite ship.... I served with the best on the best
Miller, BrianUSS Patriot (MCM 7)GMG1(SW)OpsJun 1991 – Dec 1991Was Plankowner had great time in Wisconsin, left early due to hardship. Would like to hear from the old gang, miss all the fun we had. amboymiller@aol.com
Miller, BrianRecruit Training Command OrlandoGMG1(SW)6, 8, STD, RIFJan 1988 – Jun 1991Was Company Commander during this time, I like to think that I gave a lot of good people the first meaningful lessons to survive during their time in the Navy. Feel free to contact at amboymiller@aol.com. Thanks.
Miller, BrianUSS Moosbrugger (DD 980)GMG1(SW)CGNov 1992 – Oct 1993Hello all past Moosemen, I just wanted to say thanks to everyone that I served with, a lot of hard work, crazy events and that SNFL thing that sealed my fate, I took the buy out. Contact me amboymiller@aol.com
Miller, BrianUSS Saipan (LHA 2)GMGSA-GMG2CGAug 1982 – Sep 1985What a ship, what a crew, I sure learned a lot on this ship, grew a lot too. I sure do miss the guys, we had some great times when the work was done. Contact me amboymiller@aol.com thanks!
Miller, BrianNAVCOMMSTA Charleston, SCGMG1(SW)Pistol RangeJan 1992 – Nov 1992Assigned TAD after death of wife, worked for the best in the Navy, CWO4 Thomas Eck, what a great man! I can't remember all of the guys but do remember Phil Woodward, and Jeff Solum contact amboymiller@aol.com
Miller, BrianUSS Emory S. Land (AS 39)E-2ADec 1991 – Jul 1992Got put on shore duty when i married a women on the L.Y. Spear on the pier next to us.
Miller, BrianUSS Pittsburgh (SSN 720)tm3 ssweapons1985 – Jun 23, 1989plank owner, we all lived in a yellow sub, crew attention...who is that hurling in the back row. the old lady on the pier is selling pop. .first vls launch still got the pic. made me proud during desert storm.
Miller, Brian profile iconUSS Orleck (DD 886)Mm3M1969 – 1971
Miller, BrianUSS Ulysses S. Grant (SSBN 631)MM2(SS)Enginreering/ELTSep 1981 – Oct 1987Great memories of the Snake Ranch. Blue Crew for 4 patrols then 3 easy years in Portsmouth.
Miller, BrianShrikes (VA 94)AMS2/E5Airframes / HydraulicsOct 1967 – Jul 1969It's been a long time. Just remembering some of those many days on Yankee Station.
Miller, BrianNaval Training Center Great LakesE 1RecruitNov 19, 1965 – Feb 1966Boot Camp!!! My supervisor said I did a good job in the "pots and pans" room during my assignment @ the mess hall! Great recommendation to further my naval career! HA Actually I was @ San Diego not Great Lakes
Miller, BrianUSS Von Steuben (SSBN 632)ETCSNAV/OPSJan 1989 – Aug 31, 1991Retired onboard in 1991 at Sub Base Kings Bay, GA.
Miller, BrianUSS Gallery (FFG 26)SK3SUPPLYJun 1, 1981 –I had a great boss SKCS Thagard to work for. That was the best crew I served with in my 20 years of service!
Miller, Brian F.USS Donald Cook (DDG 75)FC3WXOct 12, 2000 – Oct 12, 2006
Miller, Brian KUSS Deyo (DD 989)IT1 (SW)OC/ADPNov 15, 1994 – May 5, 2003Loved the ship, best command I have been to. Sad to see her go..GREAT crew would love to hear from old shipmates
Miller, Brian KUSS Nassau (LHA 4)RM3RadioJun 6, 1990 – Nov 11, 1994Great ship
Miller, Brian. BoomerUSS Arkansas (CGN 41)MM1M2May 1983 – Jul 1989
Miller, Brian/bwUSS Benjamin Franklin (SSBN 640)TM1/SSWeaponsSep 1968 – Dec 1974My 2nd sub. Came on the 640 as a seaman - left as a TM1. We all worked hard and played hard. She was the best in her day and I think of many of my ex-shipmates often. Longest patrol was 77 days submerged - the long way from Guam to Groton.
Miller, BruceUSS Belknap (CG 26)FC1WeaponsFeb 10, 1986 – Apr 1987Met the ship after "C" school while at weapons station, underway for Rosevelt Roads, GITMO, then transit to Geata. Many a memorable port visit and some good times, still have a picture of her on my "Love Me" wall.
Miller, BruceUSS Elliot (DD 967)FTG2FOXMay 1977 – Apr 1979My best days in the Navy were on the Elliot
Miller, BruceUSS Juneau (LPD 10)HT2RMar 10, 1969 – Nov 9, 1972PLANKOWNER--Still alive and kicking in Minnesota--almost retired---Great duty aboard #10--lots of memories, plenty of excitement and action. Hello to all my shipmates---send an e-mail and I will do the same!
Miller, BruceUSS Juneau (LPD 10)Jun 10, 1969 – Nov 5, 1972
Miller, BruceUSS Hank (DD 702)EM-1CJun 1953 – Aug 1954
Miller, Bruce MillerUSS Coral Sea (CV 43)FIREMANBFeb 13, 1960 – Jun 15, 1962

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