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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
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| Martin, Glenn | USS Hawes (FFG 53) | BM2 | Ships Control | Dec 1, 1984 – Jul 1, 1987 | Loved being a plankowner. Bath Maine and Brunswick was too cold for my southern blood. I wasn't crazy about LCDR Sidmon. |
| Martin, Glenn | USS Sierra (AD 18) | DP2 | Storekeepers - Computer Room | 1968 – 1970 | Assigned to the computer room as soon as I stepped aboard. Was reassigned to PAMI CONUS in Bainbridge Maryland in 1970. |
| Martin, Glenn ( Marty) | USS Canberra (CAG 2) | FTL-3 | Fox | Jun 6, 1956 – Apr 14, 1958 | Great time in my life- Great sailors and fond memories. |
| Martin, Gordon | USS Prairie (AD 15) | FT2 | R5, Ordnance Repair Shop | Jan 1, 1959 – Apr 5, 1962 | I just finished my book, "Gone Asiatic" available on Kindle, about my time on Prairie 59-62, the collision, Olongapo, Yokosuka, Hongkong, Okinawa. An honest account of opur lives on Prairie, liberty, the work we did. |
| Martin, Gordon | USS Midway (CV 41) | SGT. | VMAQ-2 Flight Line | Mar 5, 1979 – 1980 | The time onboard the Midway has given me memories that I'll never forget. Got my Shellback certificate at the Equator, visited Hong Kong, Philippines, Australia, Kenya, then Gonzo Station until relieved by the Coral Sea. |
| Martin, Greg | USS John Young (DD 973) | ENSIGN | Repair Officer | Feb 20, 1998 – Sep 1, 1999 | Ahh, the memories! Regrets? Well, I hope you all had fun on cruise back in '99. I really missed you all in Italy! Ciao!!! -Greg (now a civilian dive instructor/ English teacher in Okinawa, Japan) |
| Martin, Greg | USS Thorn (DD 988) | ET2(SW) | CE | Feb 1, 1992 – Apr 25, 1995 | Great days on the THORN. I learned how to be a Sailor. The success I know today is directly related to my experiences on THORN. Thanks to Master Chief Coffey, ETC Tim Matthews and most importantly ETCM Ronlad Greene. Thanks for being tough on me! |
| Martin, Greg | USS Porter (DDG 78) | ETC(SW) | CE | Dec 28, 1998 – Dec 5, 2001 | Great Tour. Through the problems we had, we came together at the end and made the maiden voyage a success. Great friends made, Mark, Mike and many others. Miss you guys. It is different on the other side. |
| Martin, Greg | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | AO3 | G-3 | Sep 15, 1983 – Jun 16, 1986 | |
| Martin, Greg | USS Harry E. Yarnell (CG 17) | PN3 (SW) | Admin | Apr 17, 1987 – Nov 30, 1990 | |
| Martin, Greg | USS Antrim (FFG 20) | HM2 | S1 | 1995 – | One of the best commands I have worked with |
| Martin, Greg ( Marty ) | USS Bonefish (SS 582) | EN3SS, then | Enginering | Jun 1969 – May 1971 | Almost 2yrs. of great (mostly) memories and great friendships. I still stay in contact with Johnny Russell and Fluffy Richards. I see some familiar names in here that I would love to get in contact with. |
| Martin, Gregory | USS Hawkbill (SSN 666) | MS2(SS) | Supply | Aug 13, 1993 – Jul 5, 1996 | |
| Martin, Gregory "Big Harv" | USS Oldendorf (DD 972) | RM3 | OC | Apr 15, 1979 – Jun 30, 1982 | Memories to last a lifetime. Going back to Oly for decomm was incredible and helped me get I'm back intouch with shipmates, what a blessing. Any old friends that see this hit me back. Peace |
| Martin, Grinch | USS Vincennes (CG 49) | E-3 | Deck | Apr 4, 2001 – Sep 25, 2004 | R u serious. |
| Martin, Grinnan | USS Detroit (AOE 4) | DC3 | Aug 20, 2001 – Aug 20, 2003 | ||
| Martin, Guss | USS Samuel Gompers (AD 37) | yn3 | admin/weapons | Dec 28, 1980 – Apr 24, 1984 | pn2 austin, clegg, grigsby, ken williams, both of them, wictor hall, would like to hear from you guys. |
| Martin, Guss | USS Samuel Gompers (AD 37) | E-4/YN3 | admin/weapons | Dec 28, 1980 – Apr 24, 1984 | |
| Martin, Harold | USS Seattle (AOE 3) | YN3 | ADMIN | Apr 3, 2001 – Mar 17, 2004 | Met a lot of interesting people there some good some bad, but one thing I can say we all put our personal opinions about each other to the side and accomplished the mission.....WE FEED THE FIGHT! Good luck SEATTLE |
| Martin, Harold | USS Cape Esperance (CVE 88) | ICM3 | Feb 5, 1951 – Apr 7, 1954 | run movie projectors | |
| Martin, Harry | USS Roanoke (AOR 7) | FTM1 | WEPS | 1976 – 1979 | I've got home movies of this ship on DVD! Still have my coffee mug and plank! Alive and well in Casper, WY http://HarryMartinCartoons.com |
| Martin, Harry ( Grape Ape ) | USS Swordfish (SSN 579) | TM3 | Weapons | Apr 15, 1977 – Jul 20, 1978 | Had some great times in the Phillipens and Korea. Like Pusan and trips to the outer islands like Maui on dependence cruises. |
| Martin, Harry ( Grape Ape ) | USS Swordfish (SSN 579) | TM3 | Weapons Torpedo Gang | Jun 10, 1977 – Jul 15, 1978 | I was aboard lond enough to see a change of comand and a prospective co runover a tug boat while trying to leave pearl. I first reported aboard in pusan. I had the pleasure of going to Hong Kong to and no blisters at the beach party on Guam |
| Martin, Harry ( Grape Ape ) | USS Tautog (SSN 639) | TM3 | Weapons Torpedo Gang | Apr 10, 1975 – Jun 15, 1977 | The terrible T was a good boat with a good crew. Enjoyed the trip to Africa and liberty in Hong cong. Chin Hay was a gas to. |
| Martin, Henry | USS Independence (CV 62) | SN | 2nd gunnery | Nov 1960 – Dec 1962 | served as yeoman in second division,three med cruises |
| Martin, Henry | USS Lewis and Clark (SSBN 644) | E8 | E | 1962 – 1972 | I enjoyed my cruise with the exception of Gilbert VanBuren Wilkes III. |
| Martin, Henry (Sar_dawg) | USS Arthur W. Radford (DD 968) | IT2 / ITCS(RET) | OC/CSE | Feb 1995 – Feb 2000 | I had a great time and met many great people. It was a pleasure to have served with a each and everyone of you. |
| Martin, Henry (Trip) | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | MM3/6 | M | Jan 7, 1975 – Jun 1, 1979 | The very best crew and ship that I served on. Inspired me to want a Chief Engineers job and that is what i did on the USS Juneau in 1992. Can't forget the Belknap incident, I was on watch 1MMR, MMOW. Enjoying retirement, holla at me, lets talk. |
| Martin, Hope | Naval Hospital Oakland | Hm3 | Nursing services | Jan 1992 – Jul 1995 | |
| Martin, Howard | USS Patrick Henry (SSBN 599) | TM3 | Weapons | 1974 – Jun 1976 | |
| Martin, Howard | USS Robert E. Lee (SSBN 601) | TMSN | Weapons | 1974 – 1976 | |
| Martin, Hughie | Black Panthers (VA 35) | AO3 | Ordnance Shop | Feb 12, 1958 – Jun 9, 1962 | |
| Martin, Isaac | USS Ticonderoga (CV 14) | MML3 | Machinist Mate | Nov 15, 1955 – Aug 13, 1960 | |
| Martin, Ivan | USS New Orleans (LPH 11) | 1st | Dec 29, 1994 – Jul 28, 1997 | It was an unforgetable memories I would love to go back to see her again. OH!! by the way I was the first to experience our 45 degree rolls in the hangar bay in our last cruise!!!!! | |
| Martin, Jack | USS Thorn (DD 988) | CAPTAIN | CO | Apr 18, 1986 – Jul 30, 1988 | Would go back and do it all again in a heartbeat---if one horrible day in Barcelona could be erased! The good memories of a great crew far outweigh the not so good. I wish the best to all old shipmates. |
| Martin, Jack | USS Gallant (MSO 489) | FN-EM1 | engineering | Jan 1973 – Feb 1978 | I went from fireman to making 1st class a month after leaving. what a ride. |
| Martin, Jack 'doc' | USS Iowa (BB 61) | LT (JG) | 7th | May 1943 – Oct 1946 | Love to meet anyone that knew my Father |
Martin, Jack L.  | USS Raleigh (LPD 1) | E3/Airman Apprentice | Air "V" | Nov 11, 1973 – Jul 1, 1975 | They called me "Drifty". I never understood that till 1993when I was diagnosed with ADD. The officers thought I might get hurt during Flight Ops so they made me the Damage Control "Assistant". I got to be on deck for GQ. |
| Martin, Jack L. | Gauntlets (VAQ 136) | E-4 / Avionics Technician | Mantenance - Avionics(ECM) | Sep 1, 1976 – Feb 8, 1978 | I hated this less, so I remember it less. |
| Martin, Jack L. | Recruit Training Command San Diego | E-1 | 73-241 | Aug 10, 1973 – Oct 30, 1973 | I had the last "hard ass" company commander. Apparently he got busted right after I left. After Boot camp I stayed on for another 2 weeks of the Seafarer-Airman program. Then I went straight to the fleet |
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