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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Miller, Hunter ScottUSS Morton (DD 948)RMSNCommunicationsMar 25, 1975 – Feb 16, 1976
Miller, IrvinZappers (VAQ 130)AK1Material Control1975 – 1977TAD to S-6 Division from the squadron on West Pac Cruise, aboard the USS Constalation CVA 64
Miller, IrvingUSS Eugene A. Greene (DD 711)BT1Mar 31, 1952 – Mar 20, 1956looking for anyone that served with my Dad during this time
Miller, IrvingUSS Herbert J. Thomas (DD 833)EM2EAug 4, 1960 – Jan 28, 1961Enjoyed the DD833. spent Monday through Friday crusing up and down the wwest Coast
Miller, IvanUSS Roanoke (AOR 7)OS3Operations1976 – 1979Plankowner. Joined the Air Force in 1980, Honorably Discharged in 1989 after commander found out I am gay. In USAF I was a RADAR operator on AWACS planes. I now drive for a charter bus company.
Miller, Ivan profile iconUSS Roanoke (AOR 7)OS3Operations1975 – 1979Served on my only Navy command on the Roanoke. Had some good times, made some great friends, and saw some amazing things and places. After a year out I joined the USAF, Became a Ssgt and flew as a RADAR operator in AWACS
Miller, J. CharlesUSS New Jersey (BB 62)Petty OfficerSecond DivisionMay 1942 – Aug 1945Greatest experience of my life on the best ship in the Navy. I am proud to be a Plank owner from the original crew. Proud of the ship's distinguished history. Encourage your family & friends to visit the ship in Camden.
Miller, J.j.Stingers (VA 113)E-4squadronJan 28, 1973 – Oct 8, 1976
Miller, J.r.USS Milwaukee (AOR 2)BM32nd.Nov 10, 1988 – Aug 19, 1991Haze gray+underway.Long unreps,cool ports.Great times on+off the boat.Made a lot of quality friends that I wish I had kept in touch with.VA beach was insane.Ship now sitting and rotting on James River.Shame for a first class lady.HavemanypicsofOLEMIL
Miller, JackUSS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)E3Jul 18, 1970 – Jul 18, 1971Air Missile Div.
Miller, JackUSS John F. Kennedy (CVA 67)E-4 MR-3A-4Jan 1971 – Dec 1972I worked in the Machine Shop.
Miller, JackUSS Franklin D Roosevelt (CV 42)MM3A Gang1971 –O2- N2 gang, helped those pilots fly high...
Miller, JackUSS Sanctuary (AH 17)mm3MM1974 –Just thinking about my time on the Sanctuary
Miller, Jack profile iconUSS Jefferson City (SSN 759)YN2(SS) EXECUTIVEJan 1999 – Jan 2002
Miller, Jack profile iconUSS Woodrow Wilson (SSBN 624)YN3(SS)EXECUTIVEJan 1992 – Sep 1994
Miller, Jack profile iconUSS Portsmouth (SSN 707)YN3(SS)EXECUTIVEOct 1994 – Dec 1995
Miller, Jack profile iconSubmarine Squadron 11 (SUBRON 11)YN1(SS)EXECUTIVEJun 2008 – Jun 2011
Miller, Jack profile iconUSS Providence (SSN 719)YN1(SS)EXECUTIVEFeb 2005 – Jun 2008
Miller, JackRecruit Training Command OrlandoE1C135Jun 18, 1991 – Aug 19, 1991Had a great time here. I had a great company. Ended up retiring as a YN1(SS).
Miller, JaclynUSS Kinkaid (DD 965)FC3CEAug 4, 2001 – Aug 5, 2003I love and miss all of you. I am glad that I am AEGIS so I will never have to see any of you ever again.
Miller, JakeUSS Robison (DDG 12)E 3G1969 – 1971Looking for Shelly, Davis, Fogerty, all the guys!
Miller, JamesUSS Blue Ridge (LCC 19)GMG33rdJan 1973 – Sep 1975
Miller, JamesUSS Pintado (SSN 672)RM1RadioJan 2, 1992 – Jan 10, 1994
Miller, JamesUSS Omaha (SSN 692)RM1RadioJun 5, 1993 – Sep 30, 1995
Miller, JamesUSS Constellation (CV 64)AR, AA, AN. ABE3 NOW ABE2V-2 BABY "GEAR RATS"Aug 19, 2000 – Jul 31, 2003CONNIE WAS THE BEST SHIP IN THE FLEET. PLAIN AND SIMPLE. CAPT. KELLY NOW RADM UPPER KELLY WAS THE BEST SKIPPER.
Miller, JamesUSS Shoup (DDG 86)IT3CCJan 20, 2007 –Best fun I have had since I joined the navy.
Miller, JamesUSS Willamette (AO 180)E-5/ IC-ELECTRICIANJun 1988 – Jun 10, 1991I made a lot of good friends on this ship and i miss hanging out with them. When life gets hard and hectic I think about the good times we had in hawii I thought life was hard then but I would gladly return to navy life if I could.
Miller, JamesUSS Bon Homme Richard (CV 31)BT3Oil gang crewAug 1, 1958 – Oct 1, 1961Worked with the oil gang, Receiving oil from tankers and pumping oil and fresh water in tanks to level ballast the ship at all times. Under James Murphy BT1.
Miller, JamesUSS Baltimore (CA 68)rm2cr1952 – 1954
Miller, JamesDestroyer Squadron 2 (DESRON 2)FTM3WeaponsMay 12, 1963 – Nov 24, 1964Came aboard in '63 in Portsmouth, Va. Dry Dock. Ship had recently returned from Cuban Blockade. Charleston to Caribbean, Gitmo, England, Scotland, and Artic Circle.
Miller, JamesUSS Sanctuary (AH 17)HM3Hospital CorpsmanAug 1968 – Aug 1969Hospital Corpsman, worked in triage, surgery unit, intensive care
Miller, JamesUSS Rogers (DD 876)EM3RSep 1976 – Sep 1980
Miller, JamesBeachmaster Unit 2 (BMU 2)HMCS (SW) (CSC)COMMAND SENIOR CHIEFOct 1985 – Sep 198924 yrs USN 8404 for 7 yrs 1 yr grunts south of Danang, OR school, IDC school, 2 ships 2 airwings, Command Senior Chief last 2 yrs to retirement.
Miller, JamesUSS Holland (AS 32)ENFN / E-3Boat DivisionNov 20, 1975 – Jan 20, 1978HELLO, Remember the Holy Loch well . Clyde masters of Boat division living on the YFNB between the USS Holland and the floating Dry dock Los Alamos. Love to hear from any one who was there .
Miller, JamesUSS America (CV 66)MMFNMNov 1974 – Jul 1, 1975I finished my tour of duty on the America after my previous duty ship was decommissioned. The America was in drydock the entire time in Portsmouth, VA. Still a very memorable time for me!
Miller, James (Jim)USS Fort McHenry (LSD 43)IC2E-DivisionJun 1987 – May 1989Hello fellas!
Miller, James "Jp"USS Casimir Pulaski (SSBN 633)MM1Auxiliary EquipmentJun 1977 – Mar 1980I was a MM and served with Sandy Sandstorm, Dennis Bullard and JJ to name a few. We were the gang that kept the crew in stock of Apple Jack, except for the XO, he tolerated us....
Miller, James (Jim)USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71)BMDeck 3th & 4thSep 1987 – Jun 1989I loved my time on in the Navy and on the TR, and wouldn't trade it for the world. I miss my old shipmates and would love to hear from any of them. My best friends were Mike Meadows, Jack Greene, Wm. White, & Bruce Dutton.
Miller, James / JimUSS Stalwart (MSO 493)ETR 3Mine Division 441964 – 1966I had a great time during my 18 months on the Stawart. The Med cruise was great.
Miller, James D.USS Mullinnix (DD 944)TM3AS DivisionJan 1973 – Jan 1976I would like to extent to all of the Vietnam veterans who took me under their wings and taught me the true meaning of Honor, Courage, and Commitment. As a result, I retired as a TMC (SW) in 1996 with 24 years of service.

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