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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Mattero, BrianUSS Acadia (AD 42)SM E3Cranes1993 – 1994I am Brian Mattero's son Zack. He passed away in 2006. I would like to learn more about his time on Acadia. I have photos of his time there and would love to connect with anyone who remembers him zmattero@gmail.com
Matters, BradleyUSS Spadefish (SSN 668)QM2OperationsJan 1970 – Mar 1973great navigation team and crew
Matters, ThomasUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)ABH-2V-1: Crash&Salvage ; Fly 2 PO ; Tractor KingFeb 1979 – Dec 1982Portsmouth, work ups, night ops, Boston(OPSAIL '80), Med, Naples, Perth, Mamacita's, piano bar, Egypt, all great memories, but walking off the ship with that pink card in hand for the last time was my best memory.
Mattes, Bill (Bugs)Naval Amphibious Base Little Creekgmg33rd divisionAug 1967 – Feb 1971great times in the islands and med with stan throssell, morey, malpass, wilie peck, datema and others i forget the names but not the times. came aboard unrated, assigned to 3rd instaed of deck force, i got lucky. 42 mos
Mattes, RexUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)ET-2Reactor ControlsFeb 1979 – Oct 1982Funny how we fondly remember the 6-pack cruize.
Matteson, AlUSS Esteem (MSO 438)SNJul 10, 1961 – Jul 10, 1963
Matteson, CharlesUSS Moosbrugger (DD 980)GSE2M1989 – 1991Best years of my life. Wish i could go back. Said one last goodbye at decom ceremony
Matteson, CharlesUSS Comte De Grasse (DD 974)GSE3M1987 – 1989Can't remember how many times those damn engines and generators went down but it was still fun
Matteson, ChrisUSS Constellation (CV 64)AD3HS-6Jul 30, 1975 – Jul 30, 1979It was great being part of a helo squad. Alot of the time we could fly off the ship in the ports where the crew had to wait for the liberty launches.
Matteson, David "Doc"USS Mount Whitney (LCC 20)RM2Com Second FltMay 1976 – Nov 1979Cramer, Stash, Gerb, Moose, Griff, Wolf, Speedy, Chief Decker, Schultz, Smiddy, Criag Eddy...Where are ya?
Matteson, JamesUSS Baltimore (CA 68)GunnerNavy1941 – 1944My grandfather was Jim matte son. He lied about his age and enlisted at 16 11 major battles before he was 18. Would love to hear from anyone that was on that ship
Matteson, James A.USS Nimitz (CVN 68)E7Jan 1991 – Mar 1991
Matteson, ManlyUSS Scamp (SSN 588)ET2 (SS)RCMar 1963 – Mar 1964
Matteson, MaxUSS Fort Snelling (LSD 30)Lt(jg)Operations DepartmentJul 10, 1955 – Jul 14, 1957It was a great ship and I sailed with two great commanding officers, Capt. Marvin-Smith, on board when I arrived, and then Captain DuBois was the captain when I left the ship for civilian life.
Matteson, PeterUSS El Paso (LKA 117)FC3OperationsJan 11, 1987 – Jun 21, 1991
Matteson, RalphUSS Wasp (CV 18)cplMarine detachment1957 –Admirals Orderly
Matteson, RayUSS Cavalla (SSN 684)IC2IC DivJul 15, 1987 – Dec 15, 1989My first pig! Art Vine was my Sea Dad.
Matteson, RayUSS Alaska (SSBN 732)IC2IC DivDec 15, 1989 – May 15, 1992Does anyone remember The Cookie Patrol (Nov1990-January 1991)?
Matteson, RayUSS Michigan (SSBN 727)ET1Navigation DivisionMay 15, 1995 – Oct 15, 1998Best Command EVER! 4 E’s. Best in Squadron four years in a row!
Matteson, RaySubmarine Squadron 17 (SUBRON 17)ET1Ship SuperintendentOct 15, 1998 – Oct 15, 2001
Matteson, RayUSS Florida (SSBN 728)ETCNav DivOct 15, 2001 – Jun 15, 2005
Matteson, ScottUSS Nimitz (CVN 68)MM2RMApr 1984 – Jun 18, 1988Chief Reactor Watch, RM-01 work center supervisor, seems like such a long time ago, Jan 2006.
Matteson, SteveUSS Normandy (CG 60)FC1Nov 30, 2006 – Nov 30, 2011
Matteson, StevenUSS Charles H. Roan (DD 853)E-5 (BM2)Deck division1970 – 1972Looking for Steve Lounsbury and Steve Hanlin who served with me.
Matteson, TomUSS Gridley (DLG 21)FTG3Fox DivisionJun 1971 – May 1974I voluntarily joined the Navy right out of high school and spent most of my four year hitch on the Gridley DLG-21. I count myself very fortunate for the people that I met and became friends with during my time aboard.
Matteson, TomUSS Gridley (CG 21)FTG/FTM3FoxMay 1971 – May 1974My time aboard the Gridley is very memorable. My West Pac adventure to Viet Nam was equally memorable. I got to know and work along side witH some really great people.
Matteucci, TomUSS Saratoga (CV 60)E31993 – 1995
Mattey, JamesUSS Portland (LSD 37)MM2P-1Jul 15, 1995 – Jul 15, 2001Screw Becces, I eat them for breakfast
Mattfeld, SteveUSS Detroit (AOE 4)E-32ndNov 1994 – Jul 1996The Dirty D was an interesting experience, not that I would do it all over again. Currently having a lot more fun and making decent $ in Las Cruces, NM as a federal agent. E-mail me at stevemattfeld@yahoo.com
Mattfield, LarryUSS Oliver Hazard Perry (FFG 7)GMG2WeaponsApr 1977 – May 1979It was a good time
Mattheisen, Nitro DanUSS Goldsborough (DDG 20)STG3ASWDec 1980 – Feb 1984I remember standing on deck just behind the weather break when hurricane Iwa hit us full force on that Nov. day in 82. Hey to all... Ernie,Dan, Phil, pack,Pud, Tex
Matthes, Rob (Bob)USS Long Beach (CGN 9)GMM2Weapons1976 – 1979Talos
Matthes, StevenUSS MacDonough (DDG 39)FTG2WeaponsApr 8, 1977 – Apr 7, 1980Last Navy Ship I served on!
Matthes, StevenUSS McMorris (DE 1036)FTG2WeaponsJun 10, 1974 – Dec 16, 1974Part of the Decommissioning crew
Matthes, StevenUSS Ashtabula (AO 51)FTG2WeaponsDec 16, 1974 – Aug 12, 1975
Matthes, StevenUSS Fresno (LST 1182)FTG3WeaponsJun 22, 1972 – Oct 1973
Matthes, StevenUSS Robert E. Peary (DE 1073)FTG3WeaponsOct 1973 – Jun 1974
Matthes, WilliamUSS Algol (AKA 54)EN3Amphibius Assault boatSep 27, 1965 – Sep 25, 1967Does anyone remember nuclear weapons stored aboard for SAC reloading? I am having medical problems and Navy has no records. If so please contact me, also willing to help fellow ship mates.
Matthesen, BillyUSS Shreveport (LPD 12)MM3MFeb 1994 – May 1997
Matthess, RobertUSS Coontz (DDG 40)GMM3WEPSMar 1972 – Jun 22, 1973Decomissioned DLG 12 in Philly and re-comissioned DLG 9 that same year.

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