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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Malouf, BobUSS Howard W. Gilmore (AS 16)HT3R-1 - Shipfitter/Sheetmetal Shop1978 – Jul 1980I can not describe how enjoyable my time in Italy was. I would love to visit again in the future to see how things have changed over the years.
Malouf, FrankUSS Stephen W. Groves (FFG 29)GSE3Jun 1997 – May 2001nice cruise, good fun and nice friends. Don't wana do it again.
Maloughney, MichaelUSS Sanctuary (AH 17)SHSNresaleSep 1, 1972 – Apr 10, 1975
Malouin, Robert (Bob)USS Canisteo (AO 99)RM2OC1972 – 1975Two great Med cruises. Great group of guys in the Radio Shack. Memories of destruction of classified material in the Incinerator Room by the stack . . . antenna maintenance way up high. Athens during Christmas 1972!
Malovics, JamesUSS Kansas City (AOR 3)BM31stSep 1, 1988 – Sep 17, 1989
Malovrh, JimUSS Durham (LKA 114)BM32ndSep 1970 – Jun 1974Came onboard in DaNang,Vietnam 9/70. Can't forget those shuttle cruises we made to Nam and our trips to Subic Bay, Australia, Hawaii, Acapalco, Guam, Singapore, Japan and even San Francisco when we took our cars onboard for the trip.
Maloy, DanNAVCOMMSTA Nea Makri, GreeceE4/ EN3public worksFeb 11, 1982 – May 28, 1984Hi everyone.
Maloy, Dave DocUSS Mobile (LKA 115)EW2Operations1982 – 1985I spend a lot of time in Philly on Business and try to take a drive by and see the 115 when I can. Glad I found this site! rsmlake@yahoo.com
Maloy, KevinUSS Guam (LPH 9)BM3DeckJan 4, 1983 – Jul 20, 1986north atl 83, Med 83-84, Philly 84-85, Gitmo 85, SS Challenger Recovery 85, Mardi Gras 85, Med 86,
Maloy, KevinNorsemen (HM 18)1986 –
Maloy, KevinUSS Ogden (LPD 5)IC3E DivSep 20, 1993 – Sep 13, 1996Just found this site. Wanted to get my flag flown above the Oggie Dog before I retire. Guess its a little to late.
Maloy, ThomasUSS America (CV 66)IS1OZApr 1, 1987 – Mar 1, 1990Would like to hear from other OZ Division personnel. SUPPLOT RULES....
Maloy, ThomasUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)IS3OZAug 4, 1979 – Mar 3, 1982INTELPLOT still rules!!! Let us not forget our shipmate, IS3 Steve Martin, who we lost in Panama in 1984. P.S.- To: DP3 Sam P. and DP3 Rick M., I still remember all the great times. Thank You.
Malpass, ClinnieUSS Saratoga (CVA 60)YN3R divisionJun 1965 – Sep 1967Boarded the Sara in 1965 after a one year tour in Key West Florida at the Naval station. Had a lot of friends on the Sara and sure would like to hear from any of them. One of my best friends was Norman Keith Dennis.
Malpass, ThomasUSS Sarsfield (DD 837)e-2m division1973 – 1975
Malpezzi, MikeUSS John C. Stennis (CVN 74)E-5Reactor - RLOct 2000 – Aug 2004Met some of the best people I know and some of the stupidest. Never been in an organization with a more incompetant and idiotic leadership organization within the department. The Navy's motto is "Leadership by Attrition" 807
Malphrus, JimUSS America (CV 66)ETN3OperationsOct 8, 1969 – Dec 23, 1973ET Shop 1 03 level forward, port side. Westpac 1970, Med 1971, Westpac 1972-1973. Great time to be young and single.
Malphrus, JimUSS America (CV 66)ETN3Oct 1969 – Dec 1973Served in Ops ET Shop 1.
Malpica, RalphUSS Detroit (AOE 4)FC2FOXNov 1995 – Jun 1999The best, hardest tour of my career!
Malsch, JohnUSS Franklin D Roosevelt (CV 42)SN-YNSN1st 1968-70 Deck YN 1970-71Sep 20, 1968 – Jul 20, 1971anybody out there remembers me, get in touch
Malsch, Robert (Bob)USS Goodrich (DD 831)ET2OperationsMar 10, 1958 – Jan 31, 1961She was a good old ship. Lots of memories some great, some not so. Sorry she had to go to razor blades. She should have been used as an artificial reef somewhere!
Malsom, ChuckUSS Ommaney Bay (CVE 79)seamanwelderJan 1, 1944 –This is my grandfather who was a welder on the ship when it sank. He never really talked about his time on the ship until I deployed with the army shortly before his death. Any information about him would be wonderful
Malson, JerryUSS George Clymer (APA 27)DC3RepairDec 1960 – Sep 1962Would be interested in hearing from anyone who was on board at this time.
Malstrom, MouseUSNS Mohawk (T-ATF 170)ET2MIL DEPJul 2005 – Oct 2006THE BEST WORK I HAD IN THE NAVY
Maltas, TerryUSS Sperry (AS 12)EM3Ships electrical shop1970 – 1973Looking for shipmate George Sparacio.
Maltba, TommyUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)OS3OIDec 29, 1989 – Mar 19, 1993Some good times and bad times to but I would do it again
Maltempi, Jerry / GuidoUSS Midway (CV 41)OSSN/OS3OI1983 – 1985Oh to be young again! My dreams are about the time I had on Midway. I wish I could live it all again! OI division Rules Barrio Barretto & The Honch!
Malter, KevinUSS Hermitage (LSD 34)sk3supplyNov 1977 – Nov 1979SO MANY GOOD TIMES. CANT BELEIVE ITS BEEN OVER THIRTY YEARS. MISS ALL THE GUYS, IT WAS SO MUCH FUN. BEST OF HEALTH TO YOU ALL. GOD BLESS. KEVIN MALTER
Maltese, KenUSS Conyngham (DDG 17)GMT2Anti Submarine Warfare1977 – 1979Looking to make contact with any of my shipmates from when I was aboard
Maltimore, Byron (Maltman)USS Aubrey Fitch (FFG 34)HT2Apr 10, 1984 – Nov 13, 1987Still have dreams about USS Aubrey Fitch, wet dreams when I hear "The bus to Chulamar is on the pier!"
Maltman, SteveUSS John F. Kennedy (CVA 67)ABE3V2 Waist Catapults Jan 5, 1969 – Aug 7, 1970I started working in the arresting gear. That lasted a couple months then went to work as the centerdeck operator on the waist cats.
Maltos, JoseUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)ANvaq-137 s-6Sep 1983 – May 1984 i was tad to the mess hall . i have good memories of this cruise.
Maltry, CherylUSS Chancellorsville / Robert Smalls (CG 62)IT1OCJun 21, 2003 – Mar 2, 2004had a fun time while onboard, got to meet lots of great people. see ya cville
Maltry, TonyUSS Elmer Montgomery (FF 1082)BTEngineeringJan 1982 – Feb 1990
Maltry, TonyUSS Vulcan (AR 5)BT2Boiler Repair1986 – 1990
Malty, Arthur "butch"USS America (CV 66)G ordinance1970 – Dec 8, 1972remember when master arms sleeping quarters got flooded out ..... WHO DID THAT????(Strawberry, Vanilla, Choc.)
Malty, Arthur "butch"USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)G1970 – 1972Remeber when the master of arms sleeping quarters flooded .....???? WHO DID THAT????? (Straw, VAN, CHOC)
Maltz, GaryUSS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)MM3A Div1990 – 1994
Maltzahn, D.USS Franklin D Roosevelt (CV 42)MM3CHILL WATER AC/RMay 3, 1976 – Aug 17, 1977I was just 18 fresh from machinest school great lakes ill. The USS Roosevelt CV 42 broke me in the USN. 30 days in naples Maria broke my back, i miss them both as i hit the sack.The days in naples were the best, after being UA 4 days i was S2FS,.
Malubag, AlUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)MMCM(SW)MApr 1984 – Feb 1989Great memories! Worked with some of the best snipes in the Navy, turnin' & burnin' at MMRs 1 thru 4. Highlights: Put on khakis on board, Med Cruise '86-87 & 88-89, JFK:2 Libya:0; Portland, ME and Boston, MA port visits.

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