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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Reh, RobertUSS Austin (LPD 4)MM3(SW)P-1/A-gangJul 8, 2000 – Mar 30, 2004The worst experience and best experience of my life. I had the privlage of working with some of the best and some of the very worst people I will ever know. If I had to go back in time and do things over, I would not change a thing.
Rehan, RickUSS Charles S. Sperry (DD 697)SH4SH4May 25, 1968 – May 16, 1969Laundry and bookkeeping and then promoted to Petty Officer
Rehanek, ToddUSS White Plains (AFS 4)HT3RJun 1984 – Jun 1986Had some fun times on the pig, from Tom po pos to Ichibans to Sealords Bar. Dont miss those Mojo hangovers. Passed out drunk after Paupa New Gunea, missed my watch,almost altered ships movement thinking I fell overboard. oops
Rehaume "Remmie", HeatherUSS Howard (DDG 83)SNDeckJan 3, 2003 – Jan 5, 2004
Rehbach, John (Jr)USS Philadelphia (SSN 690)TM1TorpedomanJun 25, 2004 – Mar 28, 2008
Rehberg, WarrenUSS Pine Island (AV 12)AMS 2V2Aug 1961 – Dec 1962
Rehburg, SteveUSS Kinkaid (DD 965)MS3SupplyApr 1, 1976 – Oct 30, 1979Misspent youth...but we sure had fun! PLANKOWNER. "Bahrain 16" hard to pass a Holiday Inn without a chuckle. Cleanest jail I ever had the privilege, cost me 30 days restriction and $300. Priceless memories for an old man
Rehder, ToddUSS Leyte Gulf (CG 55)GSMC(SW/AW) RetiredMPNov 1, 1986 – Mar 1989PROUD PLANKOWNER!! My first ship out of "A" School. Met and served with some of the finest people of my entire career.
Reher, III, Laurence W. (Bill)USS Long Beach (CGN 9)LTJG RETIRED AS CDR(LDO)Electrical Tech Assistant, E-1 & E-2May 1981 – Oct 1983Great Ship.
Reher, III, Laurence W. (Bill)USS Patrick Henry (SSBN 599)EM-3/EM-1(SS)ElectricalJan 1969 – Oct 1974Made 3 Patrols from Holy Loch, the refueling overhaul at PSNS in Bremerton, 1 Patrol each from Charleston and Rota Spain and 3 Patrols from Guam. Completed 31+ year career retiring as an LDO CDR.
Rehfeld, MikeUSS America (CV 66)ABH2V-1 & V-3Nov 15, 1974 – Jul 31, 1978Had a great time and now that I look back, wish I would have done some things differently and stayed in.
Rehfeldt, MikeUSS Blue Ridge (LCC 19)OS3OIAug 1983 – Dec 1986Best cruise/port call schedule in the USN! Had a blast, and have many great memories. Am now an OSCS(SW), and welcome hearing from any of the "old" crew I served with. Cheers!
Rehkopf, RichardUSS Silversides (SSN 679)QMC (SS/SW)NAV/OPSAug 1980 – Oct 1984Best memories and Command in my 20 years active duty. Arrived as QM! skimmer, left as QMC (SS). NP dolphins 1981. 4+ yrs onboard and wish I had more, but CPO initiation ulcers forced me to leave. Miss you guys & my team!
Rehl, BillUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)BM3Feb 1, 1970 – Aug 5, 1974LOOKING UP SHIPMATES, THAT I SERVED WITH ON THE BIG JOHN.THE TIMES WERE GREAT, THE WORK WAS HARD, WE PARTIED HARD.SAW THE WORLD,HALF AWAY.IF I YOU ARE ON THE LIST OF CREWMAN, AND I MISSED YOU I LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU. MY EMAIL IS BR3789@COMCAST.NET
Rehl, Mark (Dusty)USS Sierra (AD 18)BTFNEngineering1967 – Oct 19, 1967Loved the old girl. But I was claustrophobic and when they put me in to the boilers for punching tubes I knew that my Navy career was not going to be a Lifer. Gitmo, Rosey Roads, St. Thomas, Montego Bay and Ft. Lauderda
Rehlander, RayUSS Ponchatoula (AO 148)mm3; mmfnADec 1964 – Jul 12, 1967ran the after pump room for unreps. it was hard work, but looking back now , I have some good life long friends.
Rehling, JosephUSS Vincennes (CG 49)STG3CBS1987 – 1989
Rehling, Michael "Mike"USNS Niagara Falls (T-AFS 3)2ndMar 1971 – Apr 1973I remember the work, the laughs and friends, like Bob May, Frank Kapitz, Marshal Pierson, Kilo, Feger, Dan Chaney, Bobby Oldham, Head, Pickenpaugh, Moe,Moore these are just a few of the 2nd Div. Deck Apes
Rehm, BillUSS Leonard F. Mason (DD 852)Deck, and supplyDec 1972 – Mar 1974Was deck "ape" under Chief John "proud to be here" Love. Later in supply div. as a cook. Worked with CS1 Pat Hill and "Fruit Fly" K. Powell
Rehm, DavidUSS John S. McCain (DDG 36)YN3XAug 1973 – Apr 1975Started in Deck crew, but not long after went to ships office because I could type. Worked with YNC Rodney Stants. GQ station on bridge with QM1 Smith (I think). WESTPAC '74.
Rehm, GeraldUSS Belknap (CG 26)BTFNB1986 – 1988My first command, Was on board when she left Norfolk to head to Gaeta,Italy. Went to some really great ports while on board. Will always remember the little sub place just outside the gate to the left,(Great Subs).
Rehm, JeffreyUSS Fort Snelling (LSD 30)EM2E DivisionAug 13, 1975 – Sep 21, 1977The Dirty 30 USS Fort Smelling. Can't help it she was old and dangerous but kept me safe most of the time. Almost electricuted, blinded and fell throught the engine room deck plates nearly breaking my leg.
Rehm, JoeUSS Mississinewa (AO 144)EM3EApr 1974 – Dec 1975I was up forward in the Emergency Gen Room during that minor collision. That was fun. Naples was good times with good freinds at the EM Club.
Rehm, JoeUSS Conquest (MSO 488)EMEFeb 1976 – Sep 1977Have a lot of memories from my time onboard. Most good. Some interesting. None bad.
Rehm, JohnUSS King (DDG 41)ET2 (SW)OEApr 14, 1988 – Mar 8, 1991Had some of the best and worse times of my life onboard the King, still talk about alot of my experiences to this day. Made some great friends that I still think about often.
Rehm, JohnUSS Puget Sound (AD 38)RMSN-RM31983 – 1985 I HAD GREAT TIME WHILE STATIONED IN GAETA, I WISH I WOULD HAVE EXTENDED MY TOUR THERE. ALSO AL THE OTHER PORTS WE TRAVELED. AS PART OF COMSIXTHFLT STAFF.
Rehm, MichaelaRecruit Training Command OrlandoMS3K147Sep 27, 1989 – Nov 29, 1989Looking for anyone who was in our company including Randy Anderson who was one of our CC. We do have a group on FB
Rehm, RickUSS Suribachi (AE 21)HT2ROct 1, 1991 – Aug 1, 1993
Rehm, RogerUSS Leader (MSO 490)STG3OperationsJul 1978 – Dec 1980Great memories of the first STANAVFORCHAN cruise (78 - 79). Also, the Cuban boat lift in 1980.
Rehm, RogerUSS Leader (MSO 490)STG3OPSAug 1978 – Dec 1980STANAVFORCHAN Cuban Boat Lift
Rehm, WaltUSS Raleigh (LPD 1)abh3VJan 1, 1966 – Oct 31, 1967
Rehmeyer, DavidUSS Merrill (DD 976)E-3Deck1979 – 1981
Rehms, JustinUSS David R. Ray (DD 971)GMG2CGMay 7, 1997 – Jan 4, 2000HAD FUN WITH THE RAY GANG. SHOOT ME AN E-MAIL IF YA WANT.
Rehmus, MikeUSS Swordfish (SSN 579)ET3 (SS)RC/DeckSep 1961 – Apr 1962Great boat if a bit shaky in the leaking department. Super crew, great cooks Loved the way the bow would flutter as we got to flank speed. Did not like the 'Flooding in the Engine Compartment!" announcements.
Rehmus, MikeUSS Robert E. Lee (SSBN 601)ET1 (SS)RCAug 1965 – May 1967
Rehnert, JohnUSS Edson (DD 946)SK1Supply1987 – Dec 15, 1988Decommed Building 946 (Edson). Cdr Almy (El Gid) was best superior officer I ever served under. Also decommed USS Miller in Newport.
Reho, Joshua Aka Grecko The SniperUSS Emory S. Land (AS 39)LI2(SW)R-0 Print ShopOct 2000 – Mar 2004Hey gang. It's your favorite skinny white boy printer from Cleveland. Miss the Land, and most of my shipmates. Cheers ya'll
Rehor, ToddUSS Alamo (LSD 33)SABM1987 – 1990I did not take to it to well, but the memories are forever I am a veteran, and I am grateful for that. Peace to all that remember me. Hildebrand, Kitchens, Hagan you big arsehole, Fretus, Clemens,Lawson, Jenkins,Savage,
Rehorn, DavidUSS Pensacola (LSD 38)BM22ndOct 15, 1983 – Dec 24, 1987she was a good ship to leave my navy career behind.
Rehorn, Jeff profile iconUSS Mauna Kea (AE 22)BM31stNov 1972 – Jul 15, 1975Being about the KEA was the greatest. I would love to have contact with old shipmates.

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