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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
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MacHado, Michael  | USS Exploit (MSO 440) | RM2 | Operations | Sep 1966 – Nov 1968 | My time aboard the USS Exploit was one of the most rewarding and enjoyable experiences of my life. |
| MacHado, Mike | USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) | MM1 | reactor | Nov 10, 1984 – Nov 10, 1988 | Was assigned to #1 plant in engineering/reactor dept. Made 3 west pack deployments. We received the only superior rating for ORSE inspection for a carrier at that time. |
| MacHado, Vincent | USS Pinckney (DDG 91) | HM E-3 (E4 MAYBE) | medical corpsman | Jun 5, 2005 – Sep 4, 2007 | I'll joing you guys soon, I'm currently working in the Edson Range in Camp PEndleton as a company corpsman with the marine recruits. |
| MacHaffie, John | USNS Santa Barbara (T-AE 28) | Seaman | 1st division | Feb 15, 1970 – Dec 30, 1972 | “Mac” MacHaffie from Albany New York, plank owner. Commissioned July 11, 1970. Worked deck division 1st division traveled with Kevin Finnegan he worked the paint locker also from Albany NY |
| MacHai, John "Mac" | USS Murray (DD 576) | DC2 | Repair | Jan 2, 1959 – Oct 9, 1962 | Retired. |
| MacHala, Laura | USS Intrepid (CV 11) | AA | Utility Squadron Two, NAS, Quonset Pt. | Jun 1, 1955 – Dec 1957 | “In search of crewmembers of BOB MILLER who served aboard the USS Intrepid 1955-1957 as an Airman. If you knew Mr. Miller please contact Laura Machala @ 1-800-723-3216 ext. 432." |
| MacHamer, Robert | USS Alabama (SSBN 731) | STS2/SS | Sonar | 1984 – 1989 | Plank Owner, Shellback,Order of the Ditch |
| MacHarg, Jim | USS Chipola (AO 63) | EMFN | Engineering | Mar 12, 1952 – Sep 20, 1953 | |
| MacHart, Mandel | USS Thorn (DD 988) | OS2 | OI | Jan 5, 1994 – Jun 15, 1997 | |
| MacHasick, Ray | USS Edenton (ATS 1) | LCDR | Commanding Officer | May 19, 1989 – Mar 8, 1991 | An awsome ship and fantastic crew. Many great salvage jobs completed. |
| MacHatsek (Schindewolf Now, Biological Name), Eric (Ferret) | USS Pawcatuck (AO 108) | E4 | Electronic Technician | 1985 – 1987 | Joined the ship at Brooklyn Navy Yard then moved to Jacksonville FLA Dry Dock before sailing to the Arctic Circle and finally onto the Mediterranean. Spent lots of time in/out of Augusta Bay Sicily. Crew partied daily. |
| MacHatsek (Schindewolf Now, Biological Name), Eric (Ferret) | USS Dixon (AS 37) | ET3 | Electronic Technician | 1987 – 1989 | Only made a couple of trips on the Dixon, to Hawaii and Adak Alaska. Most time was spent in Point Loma. |
| MacHeledt, Warren | USS Rainier (AE 5) | gunersmate | 3rd | 1966 – 1970 | anyone who was on the ship 1966 fo1970. I remember having to go into one of the rivers to supply a DD. Does anyone remember what river and when alden666@frontier.com If we can show we were in brown water.agentorange clai |
| MacHell, Chris | USS Boston (SSN 703) | STS2 | Weps | Apr 1984 – Apr 1989 | So many torpedos, so little time |
| MacHen, Bill | USS Josephus Daniels (CG 27) | EW2 | OT | Mar 1, 1985 – Dec 6, 1989 | |
| MacHen, Bob | USS Tigrone (SS 419) | EM1(SS) | Eng | May 1966 – Apr 1968 | |
| MacHen, Bpb | USS Sennet (SS 408) | EM1(SS) | Eng. | 1967 – 1968 | |
| MacHen, Hugh Mac | USS Courtney (DE 1021) | FA | ENG Hull tech | Jun 12, 1972 – 1973 | homeport Naples Italy, Watched reds change shift ( SUBS ) several times aboard for drydock what a smell swim call in the middle of the med old man wanted to shoot a whale with the 5 in road back to states |
| MacHen, Larry | USS Noa (DD 841) | GMG3 | Second, Gunnery | May 22, 1967 – May 22, 1972 | I probably served continuosly longer than any other cew member in her history, Ask me about anything from my service dates or give me your input surely I have forgotten something,Certainly not the storm we came through on the way back from |
| Macher, Robert | USS Puget Sound (AD 38) | CS2 | S-2 | Sep 1968 – Jun 1970 | Good friends, good food and I was the first ship's "Santa". Please feel free to contact me anytime. |
| MacHeroux, Lawrence (Mac) | USS Canberra (CAG 2) | MR3 | A Divison | Aug 1, 1961 – Jan 1, 1964 | On board thru blockade any crew member from machinebshop |
| MacHesky, Joe | USS Camden (AOE 2) | RM | Operations | Apr 13, 1988 – Aug 13, 1991 | I met some of the best friends during my tenure on the Camden, created some great memories I share with my kids and wife today. It was a great time of learning and I truly am grateful to all those who served with me. |
| MacHesky, Joe | USS Camden (AOE 2) | ET2 | OPERATIONS | Apr 4, 1988 – Aug 13, 1991 | |
| MacHingo, George | USS Fresno (CLAA 121) | seaman apprentice | Supply | Oct 1948 – May 18, 1949 | during my time on the Fresno i worked in the Disbursing Office and was the last enlisted man to leave the ship. I retired from the Navy in 1967 and this coming July will be 48yrs |
| MacHinski, James | USS Suribachi (AE 21) | RM3 | comm | Sep 22, 1990 – Jul 21, 1992 | |
| MacHinski, Ric (Ski) | USS Gurnard (SSN 662) | MM1(SS) | A gang | Jun 12, 1971 – Jul 11, 1974 | This was my first boat and the best. I do not think that anyone could have had a better extended family than what we ( the crew) experienced during our time on the boat. I even got to cut it up. How is that for irony? |
| MacHnik, Max/ Super Siggs | USS South Carolina (CGN 37) | SM 3 | Communications | Sep 25, 1974 – Feb 18, 1978 | |
| MacHnikowski, George I | Naval Base Point Loma | QM3 | Navigation | Nov 15, 1968 – Apr 12, 1970 | First ship out of boot camp. Great memories polishing the brass on the bridge. Made freinds with Lester Hobbs signalman. Great times |
| MacHock, Frank | USS Garcia (FF 1040) | E4 | 1st, 2nd, ASW | Nov 1981 – Aug 1985 | Where the hell has everyone disappeared to? All you swinging D's who see this should report to me at once! We should have a reunion before we're 6 feet under |
| Machocky, Bob | USS Edson (DD 946) | RM2 | OC | 1960 – 1962 | |
| Machocky, Bob | USS Prichett (DD 561) | RM2 | OC | 1965 – 1967 | |
| Machocky, Bob | USS Hooper (DE 1026) | RM1 | OC | 1967 – 1969 | |
| MacHocky, Jim | USS John Paul Jones (DD 932) | STG3 | Fox | Sep 10, 1957 – Jul 14, 1959 | Med cruise in 58, the Salvinski brothers, John Klassen, Abbott from Brooklyn, Edgar A. Hudock from Old Geenwich, CT went to Cuba in 58 to join Castro. Pireus, Rhodes, Gibralter, Lisbon and Portsmouth. I have many pictures... |
| MacHovec, James | Screwbirds (VS 33) | adj-3/airwing 11 | airwing 11/vs-33 | Feb 12, 1979 – Jul 20, 1979 | anybody in vs-33 leave me a note to get in touch with you my email is jimmy50mac@yahoo.com |
| MACHOVEC, JAMES /SPEEDY MAC/MAC/JIMMY MAC | USS Nimitz (CVN 68) | ADJ-3 | va-86 /cvw-8 / plane capt for 413 tanker | Jun 18, 1975 – Feb 6, 1977 | iam a plank owner /was on the line then transfed to the corrosion control dept |
| Machovec, James A. | USS Nimitz (CVN 68) | ADJ3 | Dec 1975 – Feb 1977 | Served with VA-86. | |
| MacHovec, Mac | Sidewinders (VA 86) | AD-3 | squadron | Aug 26, 1974 – | it is and was a great sqn/ along with a great ship to serve on |
| MacHovina, Aaron (Mac) | USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) | MM3 | A-gang (Auxilary) | Apr 15, 2002 – Oct 28, 2005 | Fair Winds and Following Seas, it was a blast while it lasted. I'll miss everybody I worked with. |
| MacHt, Will | USS Fort Snelling (LSD 30) | LT JG | Communications Officer/Navigator/Admin Officer | Nov 22, 1979 – Feb 28, 1982 | A great ship. Lots of memories from the Baltimore Shipyard to Arctic Circle. |
| MacHtig, Duane | Satan's Kitten (BA) (VF 191) | Airman 1st Class - Plane Captain | airgroup | Mar 10, 1951 – Sep 22, 1953 | I was a plane Captain for a F9F-2 Grumman Panther Jet during Korean War 1952 and my Aircraft Carrier was the U.S.S. Princeton CV-37. I own a training company that has been in business since 1977. We make training DVD's. |
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