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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moore, Dick | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | RM | Comm | 1972 – 1974 | |
| Moore, Don | USS Gallant (MSO 489) | FN-BT3 | Engineering | Sep 16, 1960 – Jul 27, 1963 | Went aboard right out of boot camp.Was FN then made BT3 No small feat for someone on a ship with no boiler except for cooking teapot.Went to Vietnam.helped build ist EMC,Sheets of tin a nd a couple of 2x4s.I have some items,pics |
| Moore, Don | USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63) | ABH3 | V-1 | Jun 15, 1983 – Feb 28, 1986 | Made two WestPac cruises, and drew cartoons for the ship's paper sometimes. https://donmo2re.blogspot.com/ |
| Moore, Don | USS Arkansas (CGN 41) | ET3 | CE | May 1985 – Oct 1986 | |
| Moore, Don | USS Dixon (AS 37) | HT1 (DV/SW) | Dive Locker | Aug 1987 – Jul 1989 | HOO YA Deep Sea ! long hour low pay but always fun |
| Moore, Don | USS Beaufort (ATS 2) | HT1 (DV/SW) | HT Shop/ Dive Locker | Jun 1985 – Jun 1987 | more fun than you could ever imagine |
| Moore, Don | USS Hector (AR 7) | HT2 (DV/SW) | Dive Locker | Aug 1980 – Apr 1982 | more fun than you could ever imagine |
| Moore, Don | USS Bolster (ARS 38) | HTC (DV/SW) | HT Shop/ Dive Locker | Oct 1993 – Jun 1994 | way to much fun |
| Moore, Don | Naval Undersea Warfare Center Keyport | HT2 (DV/SW) | Dive Locker | Nov 1982 – Nov 1983 | |
| Moore, Don | Naval Submarine Base Bangor | HT1 (DV/SW) | Dive Locker | Nov 1983 – Jun 1985 | |
| Moore, Don | USS Nimitz (CVN 68) | BM1 | MAA | Jun 17, 1976 – May 24, 1980 | Enjoyed my time aboard the Nimitz. I am retired from the Navy and am living in Yulee, FL. |
| Moore, Don | USS Albany (CG 10) | radioman sn | radio ops div | 1966 – 1967 | I came aboard in april dont remember day flew from new york to madraid took bus to ship worked the mess deck for a few weeks than worked raidio room i hope to find my photos |
| Moore, Donald | USS Sample (FF 1048) | BM2 | 1st | Oct 10, 1978 – Jul 27, 1982 | Had a great time learning from the salts and traveling all over the Pacific |
| Moore, Donald | USS Pine Island (AV 12) | TM2 | Aviation Ordance | Aug 10, 1955 – May 16, 1958 | |
| Moore, Donald | USS Saratoga (CVA 60) | MM3 | A division | 1956 – 1957 | Just hoping to hear from some of the men I served with. |
| Moore, Donald "Cowboy" | USS Whale (SSN 638) | MM3/SS | A | 1976 – 1979 | |
| Moore, Donny | USS John Rodgers (DD 983) | GSM1 | MP | Jan 14, 1996 – Sep 7, 1998 | Greatest ship I ever served on, and still to this day have some great friends from Jonny Rod. Retired as a GSCS Jul07 and working in Orlando. Old shipmates can reach me at moore83755@hotmail.com. |
| Moore, Donny | USS Flatley (FFG 21) | GSM2 | MP | Sep 12, 1987 – Sep 16, 1992 | Rough times at first (don't miss stand-down with port and stbd inport watches) but great crew with many good friends. |
| Moore, Donny | USS Sample (FF 1048) | BM2 | first div. | Oct 30, 1978 – Jul 26, 1982 | Such an amazing time - from screaming seaman to capable crewmember- 2 west-pacs and lots of other deployments. Served with, and under some fine Officers and men. And spent a fortune overseas! |
| Moore, Doug | USS Paul (FF 1080) | FTG | 1978 – 1979 | ||
| Moore, Doug | USS Bowen (FF 1079) | OS3 | NAVSECGRU | 1988 – 1989 | Was just wondering if anyone had heard from Shields or Chris Bell? Hey Brumley. That green screen golf in CIC was the best. |
| Moore, Duane | USS Vandegrift (FFG 48) | GSM2 | Engineering | 1990 – 1991 | |
| Moore, Duane | USS Curtis Wilbur (DDG 54) | GSM2 | MP | 1993 – 1995 | Plankowner |
| Moore, Duby J | USS Nicholas (FFG 47) | OS 1 (SW) | CS 1 | May 1983 – Jun 29, 1987 | Hey Fellas, yes the maiden voyage was rough. I so got fed up with P-3's (all the way home.) To everyone in CS 1, it was great and I miss you guys! Sorry to hear about Dego. The Nasty Nick!!! Alive in SC |
| Moore, Duby J | USS Claude V. Ricketts (DDG 5) | OS2/E5 | OI | Aug 20, 1975 – Oct 1, 1979 | Just looking for old buddies, lots of great memories in OI division. |
| Moore, Duwayne | USS Puget Sound (AD 38) | HT2 | R-8 NDT/QA | Sep 1, 1980 – Oct 2, 1982 | WOW, Lots of familiar names. Gaeta was a great place and a memory that will always be with me. I met my wife in Naples while stationed there. Duwayne.Moore@Navy.Mil |
| Moore, Dwaine | USS Guam (LPH 9) | DP2 | S-7 | Nov 1979 – Jul 1983 | NORWAY, Hamburg, Gitmo, Mod-Loc, an amazing ride. Then there was the PO club in Norfolk. These were fun times, hard work and character development that I value everyday. |
| Moore, Dwayne | USS Arcturus (AF 52) | E-3 | EM | 1966 – Apr 8, 1969 | |
| Moore, Earline | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | dt 3 | dental | Apr 5, 1995 – Apr 4, 1999 | |
| Moore, Earnest | USS Nicholson (DD 982) | IC2 | E Divison | Apr 9, 1979 – Jun 9, 1982 | Good first experience |
| Moore, Edward | USS L. Y. Spear (AS 36) | HT3 | R2 | 1980 – 1982 | Hay I saw a name I know. Mr Rutter. I really miss the times we had on the spear. When I read that they was going to sink her my heart hit the ground. The old girl held alot of memoreys for me those where the days my feriends we days will never forget |
| Moore, Edward | USS Randolph (CV 15) | Ensign | USS Randolph | Oct 1, 1945 – Mar 1, 1946 | Served as Ship's Radar Officer from '45-'46. Looking to see if any of my old shipmates are still out there. Please e-mail me if you please. |
| Moore, Edward | USS Samuel Gompers (AD 37) | RM3 | Radio | 1978 – 1980 | |
| Moore, Edward | USS Seattle (AOE 3) | HT2 | R Division Office | 1976 – 1977 | Wow, long time ago. Great cruise. Hope all are well. |
| Moore, Edward | USS Hancock (CV 19) | EMFN | E | 1954 – 1954 | A " Plank Owner". For some reason Gen #3 excitation voltage went high and increased the line voltage which blew out every lamp in the lighting circuits being served. The "Lighting gang" were not happy. |
| Moore, Edwin/ed | USS Newport News (CA 148) | RD3 | STAFF/COMCRUDESFLOT 11 | 1967 – 1968 | One of the finest cruisers I ever sailed on, great ships company. This was my first tour in Vietnam on Sea Dragon missions. |
| Moore, Emery L | USS Forrestal (CVA 59) | SN/SKG-2 | S-3 | Oct 1957 – Sep 1959 | Aboard for Guantanamo shakedown - 1958, 2nd sixth fleet Forrestal Med Cruise, 2 September 1958 to 12 March 1959. Forrestal was great experience, although, not fully appreciated until sometime later. Would do it again. |
| Moore, Emily | USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) | OS3 | OPS/OI | Oct 2005 – Mar 2007 | |
| Moore, Emory (Pete) | USS Juneau (CL 119) | BM3 | Deck | Feb 1951 – Dec 1955 | Some of the best years of my life. |
| Moore, Eric | USS Coral Sea (CV 43) | AT1 | IM3 | Aug 12, 1987 – Jul 31, 1989 |
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