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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
MacLin, LawrenceUSS Hawes (FFG 53)LTJGCS-2Sep 6, 1996 – Oct 16, 1998
MacLin, Michael Aka Big MacUSS Shiloh (CG 67)E-5OISep 8, 2003 – Jun 6, 2006What is the bussiness Shiloh. It's an old friend and yes i still have my gold teeth. I had a lot of fun with you guys on that ship. Hope you all have a great life because i am
MacMartin, Lowell Macmartin (Mac)USS Guadalcanal (LPH 7)BTCMBMar 6, 1981 – Oct 10, 1985The hardest working,hardest playing and the "BEST" bunch of BTs I knew and served with in my 25 years of service. Hope to hear from some of you. emmart@verizon.net. I've kept in touch with BT1 Godsey. John Bratt, Where are you?
MacMeekin, ColinUSS Cutlass (SS 478)QM 3 SS1970 – 1972
MacMillan, BrianUSS Beaufort (ATS 2)ET1(SW)OperationsApr 1989 – Apr 1992WOW, great times! SR71 recovery, Desert Storm 92, closing Subic, MINE!!!! Made Chief aboard that ship. Craziest bunch of Sailors and Divers that I ever had the honor to serve with! Mike (LT) where you at man? Ret work NAVSEA, Washington
MacMillan, DavidUSS Duluth (LPD 6)BT1975 – 1977Served in fireroom #2.
MacMillan, DavidUSS Duluth (LPD 6)E-1B TJan 20, 1975 – Nov 13, 1977
MacMillan, DonUSS Shark (SSN 591)ICFN (SS)Interior Comm forwardJan 1973 – May 1976Remember some good times and special friends. Captain "angles and dangles" was an ... volunteered for all shit duty!
MacMillan, George (Mac, Satch)USS Hepburn (FF 1055)SM2oc1982 – 1984Good times on the Hepburn, looking for Rod Mullinax.
MacMillan, George (Mac, Satch)USS Midway (CV 41)SM3CS1980 – 1982Had a great time on the Midway. Met some good people, visited a lot of different countries. Still occasionally dream of being back in the Navy…
MacMillan, JamesUSS Vella Gulf (CG 72)EN 3A GangJul 1992 – 1995Move on was a difficult time but well worth the experience. My time on the Vella Gulf was a great experience and I miss going underway all the time.
MacMillan, JimUSS Phoenix (SSN 702)MM3/SSA-GangApr 1991 – Mar 1995What a great bunch a guys. Never thought I would look back and miss anything from there.
MacMillan, KevinUSS John Rodgers (DD 983)SNMar 1986 – Oct 1989
MacMillan, KevinUSS John Rodgers (DD 983)SN1stMar 1986 – Oct 1989Working in aviation in Houston.
MacMillan, RobertUSS Forrestal (CV 59)AE2HS-!5Mar 10, 1987 – Dec 25, 1991My first and best ship. I'm proud to have served on her.
MacMillian, JefferyUSS Cushing (DD 985)ET3CEOct 15, 1989 – Apr 15, 1994I was aboard during the homeport shift from San Diego to Pearl harbor. I did one WestPac and a South Americian cruise. I left while she was still in the yard getting VLS installed. It was the greatest adventure of my life.
MacMonigle, GaryUSS Cochrane (DDG 21)MM3AApr 1, 1986 – Mar 1, 1988
MacMullin, DanielUSS Fletcher (DD 992)IT3(SW)ocJan 8, 2001 – Feb 21, 2003Success of the future is achieved by the hard work of the past... unknown
MacMurphy, ShawnCapital Skyliners (VR 48)AT2squadronAug 1, 1980 – Aug 1, 1984
MacMurray, ChuckUSS Towers (DDG 9)MS3S2May 1, 1977 – Sep 9, 1979Looking to connect with any other MS
MacMurray, ChuckUSS Ranger (CV 61)MS3Wardroom stewartFeb 28, 1991 – Mar 31, 1991Short ride for a short war
MacNair, DonaldUSS Frederick (LST 1184)Seaman2nd1970 – 1972
MacNamara, JoeUSS Tarawa (LHA 1)DS 2OpsSep 6, 1974 – Dec 18, 1978Data Systems Technician, Plank owner, Order of the locks.
MacNamara, JohnNaval Weapons Station Seal BeachFTM14thJan 29, 1969 – May 10, 1976I have lots of fond memories of my years on the Sterett. I saw George Cline at the 2010 reunion, and see Roland Savely, who lives locally, almost every week.
MacNamara, JohnUSS Sterett (CG 31)FTM14thDec 6, 1969 – May 26, 1976I agree with many comments that this was one of the best ships and crews in the Navy. I spent 7 years on the ship and only have good memories of the cruises and my fellow crew members. I have no greater memories in life than my time on the Sterrett. M
MacNamara, Keith (Mac)USS Hamner (DD 718)BTFNBSep 30, 1978 – Oct 1979This was the best duty. Went on to retire as a Chief Boiler Tech.
MacNaught, DougUSS Finback (SSN 670)IC3(ss)EMay 9, 1970 – May 7, 1973
Macnaughton, ChuckUSS Hawes (FFG 53)EW2OperationsJun 1985 – Dec 8, 1988Fun in the Gulf. I still think we should've shot down that Mirage off the coast of Kuwait. I wonder if OSC Brothers ever got that stick out. CDR Speer was the best captain in the Navy. Good times, too, from Portland to Jordan and all points betwee
MacNeal, Charles BUSS Hamner (DD 718)DC3ShipfittersJan 1, 1956 – Nov 6, 1958
MacNeal, DanUSS Alabama (SSBN 731)EM1(SS)Electrical1984 –Plank Owner
MacNeal, DanUSS Houston (SSN 713)EM1(SS)Electrical1981 – 1984Plank Owner
MacNeill, MichaelUSS Willamette (AO 180)BM31st1982 – 1984
MacNeill, RichUSS Fahrion (FFG 22)EM3Engineering1980 – 1983Stumbled on this website-reading all the names brings back great memories-what's everybody doing?
MacNichol, BruceUSS Guam (LPH 9)AT3AIMDJan 1, 1975 – Oct 1, 1978
MacNiven, LanceUSS Port Royal (CG 73)IT2(SW)CBS/CCMay 2007 – Nov 2010Great ship that turned shitty after the grounding. Circa 2007-2008 were great years though, ITCS Gunderson is the greatest chief that one could work for
MacO, OskardUSS Camden (AOE 2)PS3AdminMar 26, 2004 – Oct 31, 2005El Maco, el unico.......
MacOlini, KenUSS Boston (CAG 1)E 5M1965 – 1968Would like to here from anyone in M Division that went to nam
MacOm, ChrisUSS San Bernardino (LST 1189)SM3CommunicationsMar 1, 1992 – Mar 1, 1994Well I had the best time and worst time while aboard this flat bottom beast. Signal bridge was always a good place to hide with all the hang overs I'd had. Will miss every one of them. I can still hear Mitchel yellin while landing in Kore
MacOmber, BryceUSS Leyte Gulf (CG 55)GMG3CG1992 – May 7, 1993
MacOmber, KevinUSS Sierra (AD 18)EM2R1985 – 1987Impressive website; would love to hear from someone from this time period.

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