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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Marmor, CharlesUSS Vulcan (AR 5)RP3Chaplain's officeDec 10, 1990 – Sep 15, 19911st assignment in the Navy. Was there during Operation Desert Storm, Crete was awesome, made some good friends. Currently I am an Army Chaplain serving in Alaska, married, three daughters.
Marmor, CharlesUSS Shenandoah (AD 44)E-4/RP3Chaplain's Office/AdminSep 1991 – Feb 19932d assignment in the Navy, great crew, supervisor, learned a lot about the Navy in general and my rate to where I could go forward and become more professional. Married, three daughters, and currently in the U.S. Army as a Chaplain in AK.
Marnati, JoeUSS Merrill (DD 976)OS2(SW)OIOct 1993 – Apr 1996
Marner, DevonUSS Mobile (LKA 115)EngFeb 21, 1990 – 1994The Best Command, I've been a part of.
Marner, DevonUSS Fort Fisher (LSD 40)MM3A -Gang/ EngApr 1994 – Mar 1997 I see a few of you, that i still remember. I'm Stil In the Navy. I'm on shore Duty again Station In Washington St.
Marnet, KevinUSS Hoel (DDG 13)STG2ASSep 1987 –
Marney, HelenUSS Cape Cod (AD 43)SNDeckFeb 1983 – Apr 1985
Marnich, RolfUSS Leahy (CG 16)BT1(SW)BSep 1986 – Oct 1993I came onboard as a BT2 in #1 fireroom And worked my way to being B-Div LPO. Serving onboard Leahy was the most enjoyable because of the people I served with, and I hope to reconnect with them again
Marnich, RolfUSS Halsey (CG 23)BT1(SW)BOct 1993 – 1994
Marnich, RolfUSS Bradley (FF 1041)BTFA/BT2Boilers1982 – 1985My first ship and a fun trip
Marnik, BrianUSS Annapolis (AGMR 1)RM1communicationsOct 29, 1967 – Oct 29, 1968I enjoyed my one year tour on the ship and made plenty of good friends
Marnitz, MatthewUSS Kinkaid (DD 965)EW2OTSep 1994 – May 1999
Maro, Paul R.USS Hanna (DE 449)RadiomanDon't remember1955 – 1957
Marochi, JohnUSS Tweedy (DE 532)MM2EngineeringMar 1, 1967 – Nov 22, 1968I was a member of the "Nucleus Crew" that took care of the ship when Reservists were not aboard.
Marocola, PhilipUSS Impervious (MSO 449)FIREMENENGINEERINGJul 24, 1967 – Jul 1971
Marohl, GaryUSS Fahrion (FFG 22)GSE3engineeringNov 1992 – Jun 1995
Marold, PaulUSS Tawasa (ATF 92)AT921943 – 1945
Marolf, ShaunUSS Merrill (DD 976)OS2OINov 1987 – Mar 1991Served as ships first ADPSSO the forerunner to the IT Security Officer of today
Maron, DeanShadows (VQ 4)E3squadronNov 21, 1983 –
Marone, Jim profile iconUSS Barry (DD 933)SNDeckNov 7, 1980 – Dec 6, 1981I left to early and missed Mombassa, First division was so good, Dave Knoll ,Scotty, Rob , Andy . came on on Boston and was present to see Dale Page bounce off the captains gig
Marone, Joseph D.USS John L. Hall (FFG 32)JOTSOSkateJan 1, 1988 – Jan 31, 1992Where are all you spring neck geeks? I can stop a ship with a mop. Hey Masterchief where's your neck? We had Herman Munster as a captain. Palma & Capri were the BEST. Remember hotel 33. Cuz I can't.
Marone Jr., JohnUSNS Arctic (T-AOE 8)IT1COMMFeb 17, 2004 –Recently got onboard.
Maroney, Daniel (Elbow)NAVCOMMSTA Keflavik, IcelandRM2NAVCOMSTA KEFLAVIKSep 20, 1971 – Nov 5, 1974LOOKING TO GET IN TOUCH WITH FORMER ROOMATE BILLY PRINCE.RETIRED LIVING IN FLORIDA.RETIRED FROM U.S POST OFFICE AND NAVAL RESERVES
Maroney, DonaldUSS Franklin D Roosevelt (CV 42)SM1/NC1ADMINSep 1972 – Jul 8, 1974Made 2 cruises. Left in Barcelona. Went to recuriting duty. Also changed rates fron SM1 to NC1 in 73. Retired in 1977. The one of my best duty stations. Great crew and lots of fun. Worked in NAVSTA Mayport PD ret 77
Maroney, DonaldUSS Marshall (DD 676)SM1OC DIVOct 1966 – Jul 1967I was only onboard a short time and was transfered to Recruiting Duty in Prscott, AZ
Maroney, DonaldUSS Fechteler (DDR 870)SM2OC DIVMay 28, 1957 – Mar 1963Was on the Fechteler for 5 years. The to the USS Maddox DD731 I went from SN to SM2.
Maroney, LarryUSNS Kilauea (T-AE 26)E-4BM1969 – 1972Looking for old friends from this time
Maroney, LennyUSS Saginaw (LST 1188)RMSNcommunicationsJan 6, 1991 – 1994had great time aboard ship met great friends and saw plenty of places, drank lots of beer and dont remember many faces
Maroney, MaroondogUSNS Santa Barbara (T-AE 28)Electrician's SkateESep 1, 1976 – Jan 29, 1980I had a dream the other night. I was at Rosie's Cantina drinking with Birdie, Cliffie and Jimmy Carter waiting for Higgy and Feedbag. We were going to listened to FossBoone play Freebird for 7 hrs straight and then ...
Maroney, WilliamUSS Pasadena (CL 65)seaman/first class5th1944 – 1946just looking to see who I severed with is still out there
Maroni, TimothyUSS Narwhal (SSN 671)ET2Reactor ControlsJan 1994 – Oct 1997
Maroni(moe), DominicUSS Barry (DD 933)SN1St,Apr 10, 1963 – Jan 15, 1965Had a great time on board, probably would have been a lifer,but was cut do to family problems.
Maronick, SteveUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)ET1Reactor ControlAug 1, 1978 – Jul 31, 1980
Maroon, CharlesUSS Canopus (AS 34)SeamanR-4 Electronic Repair/Antenna ShopJul 1, 1970 – Jun 30, 1972Holy Loch, what a great experience! Still talk with 10 shipmates. I'm amazed by the reverence shipmates have for Canopus duty.Landed at VX1, NAS Key West to finish.Write if you can.
Maroon, CharlesPioneers (VX 1)SeamansquadronJul 5, 1972 – Sep 13, 1973VX-1 Admin. Utility Clerk/Mailman. Key West was a great duty station! Send an email if you see this. Regards!
Maroon, CharlesRecruit Training Command San DiegoRecruitCompany 744Nov 21, 1969 – Mar 1, 1970Never saw any other guys from 744 after graduation, it's a big fleet. Out after four with tours in Holy Loch Scotland and NAS Key West. No regrets! Regards!
Maroon, PeterUSS Dahlgren (DDG 43)FTM-1FoxJan 22, 1979 – Aug 30, 1981My last assignment was the Dahlgren. Going to the Caribbean in the middle of winter was a great experience. Assigned to the missile radar got me a job as a Tech Rep. Then off to the Boeing Airplane Company.
Maroon, StanUSS Fox (CG 33)RM2Radio CrewJun 1971 – Jun 1972Also did "off time" on Ships Radio Station "KRAM"
Maroon, ThadUSS St. Louis (LKA 116)ET3(SW)OEJan 5, 1988 – Feb 2, 1992Firt ship with Crash Shelton Invencion Carter Raymond CHIEF Colburn Carney. what a blast. OS2 REED where are u at? everyone email me.
Maroosis, James/ MooseUSS Lexington (CV 16)E-3V4Jan 1989 – Sep 1990Worked on flight deck as a fueler

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