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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
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| Maxwell, Michael | USS Goldsborough (DDG 20) | ENS/LTJG | MPA | Sep 1972 – Jun 1975 | Memories: 19 Dec. 1972. Lahaina. Full power after Chief Yates found the screens on the Main Condensate Pump inlets. I'm glad I did it, and I'm glad I'm not still doing it. There's a novel written about her. |
| Maxwell, Michael | USS Sides (FFG 14) | 0S3 | CIC | Oct 1987 – May 12, 1991 | Being on that ship was life changing. Seen so many places, experienced so many things and made so many friends and memories. It has been a long time. I still keep in touch with Jon Rawlings, Mike Karpenko and Ken Harkema |
| Maxwell, Michael | USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) | AGAR-AG3 E-1 - E-4 | Flag Weather Office N30W, N31W | Oct 1981 – Dec 15, 1984 | Looking for flag weather personnel..... and anyone from forward staff berthing |
| Maxwell, Mike(Max) | USS Spartanburg County (LST 1192) | QM3 | navigation | Jun 19, 1971 – Nov 6, 1974 | plank owner went through all the pre- commision fun. had some great times with this crew. We had some real good sports teams an many great parties. Always a good time on the bridge teasing those good ole officers. |
| Maxwell, Morgen | USS Belleau Wood (LHA 3) | SN | Deck | 1992 – 1993 | San Diego to Sasebo, Japan. |
| Maxwell, Nat | USS Carter Hall (LSD 3) | Seaman first class SV-6 | lsd-3 | Apr 21, 1943 – Oct 31, 1945 | Nat Maxwell - My dad was a seaman from April 21,1943 until October 31, 1945. He passed quite a few years ago but I noticed not many people we listed from that time and wanted him mentioned. |
| Maxwell, Neil | NAVCOMMSTA Harold E. Holt, Exmouth, Australia | RM1 | Tech Control | Nov 1975 – Nov 1978 | Great duty station. Many fine folks (U.S. and Australian). Would do it all again (a couple of times over). Retired as RMC in Feb 1985. Last duty station: USS Josephus Daniels (CG-27). |
| Maxwell, Neil | NAVCOMMSTA Diego Garcia | RM1 | Tech Control @ R-Site | Sep 1974 – Sep 1975 | Was there during NMCB-10 and NMCB-5 construction periods. Prior to BEQ completion "lived" in the "Hooch" complex. Worked at R-Site (Tech Control division). Retired in 1985 (RMC) from USS Josephus Daniels (CG-27) |
| Maxwell, Neil | NAVCOMMSTA Port Lyautey, Morocco | RM3 | Torn Tape Relay (Terminal Building) | Jan 1966 – Jan 1967 | First duty station after RM"A" school. Was certainly a "worldly experience" for a 19YO. Kenitra and Casablanca were something else for sure. |
| Maxwell, Neil | Assault Craft Unit 2 (ACU 2) | RM2 | Landing Craft Utility (LCU1625) | Jan 1967 – May 1969 | Good crew and lots of hard work. Always nice to "hit the beach" |
| Maxwell, Neil | USS Josephus Daniels (CG 27) | RMC | OC | Jan 1982 – Jan 1985 | World's Finest Guided Missile Cruiser..."Proud to Serve" (phrase coined by GMGC Brophy) |
| Maxwell, Neil | NAVCOMMSTA Washington, DC | RM1/RMC | Radio/Command Career Counselor | Nov 1979 – Jan 1982 | Cheltenham was always known as the "country club of the DC area"....Much the political area once outside of the base proper (i.e. NTCC Ward circle, NTCC Crystal City, NTCC Pentagon) aaarrrggg! |
| Maxwell, Nolen | Special Boat Unit 13 (SBU 13) | BMC | PB 776 | May 7, 1981 – May 19, 1983 | OIC Of the 776 |
| Maxwell, Nolen | Recruit Training Command San Diego | BMC | Training Div N/A | May 6, 1977 – Jan 14, 1981 | Company Commander recruit companies |
| Maxwell, Paul Max | USS Tinosa (SSN 606) | YN3 (SS) | Executive | May 1986 – Oct 1989 | |
| Maxwell, Peter | USS Shreveport (LPD 12) | QM2 | Navigation | Jan 1978 – Dec 1980 | Came aboard just prior to A carribean ex. in '78. Made the med cruise that followed. Would love to hear from anyone that serverd during those years. |
| Maxwell, Raymond | USS Hammerhead (SSN 663) | MM2(SS) | A-Gang | Feb 1981 – May 1982 | Fast and black and never comes back. Lots of stories. Great experience. |
| Maxwell, Raymond | USS Michigan (SSBN 727) | MM1(SS) | A | May 1982 – Mar 1985 | I cherish the memory of serving with a great crew on a great ship. |
| Maxwell, Richard | USS Holland (AS 32) | BM/3 | Deck | Aug 1964 – Apr 1967 | Would like to hear from anyone that was there at that time. From TEXAS |
| Maxwell, Richard | USS Okinawa (LPH 3) | R | Mar 10, 1973 – Nov 10, 1975 | anybody from r div. contact me | |
| Maxwell, Richard | USS Kearsarge (CV 33) | E3 | A Division | Aug 20, 1968 – Feb 13, 1970 | Looking for former crew members who served during the Vietnam war from 1968-1970 USS Kearsarge CVS33 Westpac 1969 tour of duty. |
| Maxwell, Robert | USS Frank Cable (AS 40) | TM3 | Weapons | May 9, 2001 – Aug 1, 2003 | I was in all three divison of weapons.W-1, W-2, W-6.I want to give a shout of to all my fellow TM's Munoz, Voorhees, Timmons, Lanningham, Bingham, Blanchard(GM),Taylor(FT),Bradley,Bryan,Packard(BM),Wheeler(SK),Herbert,Shippee, I loved Guam |
| Maxwell, Robert | USS Liscome Bay (CVE 56) | Ensign | unknown | 1943 – Nov 24, 1943 | Robert recieved his commission January 1st, 1943 while he was at Georgia Tech. His name is engraved on the Buried at Sea Tablets of the Missing at Honolulu Memorial (Punchbowl) in Oahu, HI. (entered by his 1st cousin) |
| Maxwell, Ron/doc | USS Jason (AR 8) | HM3 | Medical | Sep 1970 – Apr 1972 | Great ship and crew members. First reenlistment led to a career. 1971 WestPac cruise was the best. |
| Maxwell, Ronald | USS Tiru (SS 416) | EM3 | electrical | Jan 19, 1963 – Oct 23, 1964 | dates may be off some. Capt. was V W surman. Wilson was chief electrican. Can't remember COB. I was Senior Controllerman, along with Gordon Tigertt, & "Goose" Gambles. Would like to hear from anyone. I know Gordon has died. |
| Maxwell, Ronald | USS Sterlet (SS 392) | EMFN(SS) | commissary | 1966 – Oct 10, 1966 | Qualified on Tiru SS-416. Went aboard before westpac trip. COB made me nite messcook. Smitty was cook. Took over as nite cook/baker. Won beard growing contest. Discharged Nov. 66 Would like to hear from anyone. |
| Maxwell, Ronald | USS Greenlet (ASR 10) | FN | electrical | 1960 – 1962 | Crossed equator on Greenlet. Would like to hear from anyone. |
| Maxwell, Ronald | Naval Station Mayport | E5 | GMG | 1984 – 1989 | UCMJ for using someone elses shorts that laundry messed up is very stupid and the crew laughed at it. Being written up for a sunburn while in Cuba - not fun either! |
| Maxwell, Ronald | USS Oriskany (CV 34) | 3rd class | aviation | Jan 16, 1951 – Dec 3, 1953 | |
| Maxwell, Ronald (MadMaxMD) | USS Paul (FF 1080) | GMG3 | Jun 1985 – May 1989 | What an awesome time and great memories! How about Libya and the Persian Gilf crisis? I am looking for pictures of the time we were on the Paul from '85-'89. I lost all of my pics to a basement flood. Thanks! | |
| Maxwell, Steve | USS George Washington (CVN 73) | ABH 3 | V-1 | Nov 14, 1991 – Jun 20, 1995 | Plankowner, fly 1 buleshrit,Tractors,Fly 3 Yellow Shrit,Asst Supply PO. Those were the days |
| Maxwell, Superman | USNS Comfort (T-AH 20) | SERGEANT(ITS JUST A TITLE) | MEDIC | Feb 16, 2020 – | THE WORK HERE IN THE USA WAS PHENOMENAL, ALTHOUGH TIMES REQUIRE A BROADER USE OF MEDICAL SERVICES, WE MUST NEVER FAULTER IN SUPPORT OF EVERYONE! |
| Maxwell, Thomas | USS Sitkoh Bay (CVE 86) | Seaman First Class | V1 division | 1943 – 1945 | This was my father. I am trying to locate his shipmates. |
| Maxwell, Thomas | Recruit Training Command Orlando | AO | 7 | Aug 7, 1978 – Oct 27, 1978 | Push up palace |
| Maxwell, Thomas | USS Sacramento (AOE 1) | MM 2 | M | Aug 1969 – Sep 1971 | |
| Maxwell, Thomas | USS Tanner (AGS 15) | MM 3 | M - Evaporaters | Feb 1968 – Aug 1969 | |
| Maxwell, Thomas Tj | USS Proteus (AS 19) | BM3 | deck | 1987 – 1991 | |
| Maxwell, Timothy | USS Manitowoc (LST 1180) | ETR2 | Operations | Jul 1969 – Oct 1973 | After being assigned to the precomm. crew, I went to 2 crypto schools in Norfolk. Does anyone remember the Ensign was raised upside-down and the cerimony! 4 trips to Nam, 2 to the Med. Flown back from Turkey. |
| Maxwell, Tom | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | FTM1 | ER | Jan 10, 1976 – Jun 30, 1979 | Worked on the AN/SPS 48A 3D Air Search Radar. I have many good memories and some not so good ones. I remember a lot of great guys and looking back am very proud of what we accomplished. It was sad to see the JFK decommissioned. |
| Maxwell, Victor | USS Reeves (DLG 24) | ETNSN | OE | 1971 – 1974 | I saw three Captains come and go during my tour. The only one I remember by name was Capt Bagget. I remember him because he went thru King Neptunes ceremonies with the rest of us Polywogs. |
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