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Name	Command	Rank/Rate	Division	Period	Remarks
Riefkohl, Ernesto (Ernie)	USS Tidewater (AD 31)	DPSN	S-1	Jan 1969 – Sep 1970	Looking for Dave White.
Riefstahl, John	USS Boise (SSN 764)	MM3 (SS)	A	Mar 13, 1991 – Sep 13, 1994	I am plankower from the A gang. Right now I am a welder at shop that makes storage rack. I miss my day on the Boise and my fellow crewmen. May God Bless you all.
Riefsteck, Nick	USS Hancock (CVA 19)	AK2	S-6	1965 – Oct 1968
Riegel, Brett (Chivas)	USS San Francisco (SSN 711)	MM2SS	A gang	1984 – 1989	Nothing but great memories. Very proud to have served with all of you. Living in PA. Brother on Oklahoma City
Riegel/van De Vanter, Corey	USS Seattle (AOE 3)	MM3	RASE- Winch deck	Apr 1997 – Aug 26, 2000	Lots of grease, paint, unreps,pms and then some more paint!
Rieger, John/jack	USS Portland (LSD 37)	SFM3	r	Jun 1, 1970 – Aug 30, 1971	plank owner repair division. any plank owner contact me at rieger_3@msn.com. had a great time. miss the crew.
Rieger, Mickey	USS Fanning (FF 1076)	BM3	1st	Nov 1976 – Aug 1980	I remember AAA shipyard hunterspoint SF, Acapulco , the Philippines Subic Bay,BMC Castillo &will never forget being at sea & IO. Also Bm1powledge from Louisiana. Also remember Joe Hart, Goff &several others.
Rieger, Ronald	USS Constellation (CV 64)	DS1	OE	Aug 1975 – Oct 1977	worked in cvic
Rieger, Scott	USS Nevada (SSBN 733)	ET2	SN	Jul 8, 1988 – May 23, 1993
Rieger, Steve	USNS Santa Barbara (T-AE 28)	SN	2nd	Apr 9, 1972 – Dec 13, 1975	WESTPAC 72-73 GITMO 74 & 75 MED 74 & 75 I was on stations 5 & 8 alot. On the u-boats in the Med and hanging over the side on side cleaners on WestPac.
Rieger, Steve	USNS Kiska (T-AE 35)	BM2	2nd	Apr 13, 1991 – Oct 13, 1993	I miss going to sea and still single.
Rieger, Steve	USS Knox (FF 1052)	BMSN	1st	Oct 28, 1981 – Oct 28, 1983	I was the paint Locker man. When I transferred, I never went Liberty on deployment. Saved a lot of money. A senior citizen now & still single. No time for a social life.
Rieger, Steve	USS Lawrence (DDG 4)	BMSN	1st Division	Jun 5, 1977 – Jun 5, 1979	I loved MED cruises. My favorite ports in the Mediterranean were Venice Italy and all the beaches on the French Riviera.
Rieger, Steve	USS Fox (CG 33)	BM3	1st Division	Oct 28, 1983 – Oct 28, 1986	I was the only one that did not leave the ship on the 1985 IO cruise, I was stationed in Japan before reporting to the Fox so I did not miss anything. I did save alot of $$ That cruise was to short
Rieger, Steve	Naval Training Center Great Lakes	BM2	NTC S-2 Division Great Lakes	Oct 20, 1986 – Feb 10, 1989	It was fun as a galley master at arms(Cookie cop) in Boot camp
Rieger, Steve	Naval Air Station Point Mugu	BM2	NAWC Weapons Division Surface Craft	Nov 21, 1993 – Sep 9, 1995	Great command I miss it, but I don't miss the earthquakes
Rieger, Steve	USS Bolster (ARS 38)	BM2	Deck	Jun 8, 1990 – Sep 8, 1990	I was just TAD but it was a great ship. They needed more crew for it was aT.A.R.P. reserve ship
Rieger, Steve	USS Santa Barbara (AE 28)	Sn	2nd	Apr 9, 1972 – Dec 13, 1975	All those fun cruises. I miss the med. Have been in touch with a few. Still looking for more.
Rieger, Thomas	USS Boulder (LST 1190)	MS3	Supply	1976 – 1977	Had a decent time during my time aboard, however, we unfortuately were in drydock after drydock and I didn't get to deploy on her.
Riegert, Carl	USS Duluth (LPD 6)	AS3	Air	Jul 1989 – Dec 7, 1991	The Duluth was a great boat to be on for an Air Dale. I have great memories of sitting on the flight deck trying to stay awake while CH-46s were doing DLQs. I would love to go on the Duluth just for one day and visit her again. She was good to me.
Riegle, Timothy	USS John Hancock (DD 981)	MS2	Supply	1983 – 1986	Came onboard right out of MS A-School. Reported to the ship when it was going through overhaul in Mississippi. Only surface ship I was on, went submarines after shore duty. I retired after 20 years on 30 Nov. 02.
Riegler, David	USS America (CV 66)	EM3	E	Dec 26, 1988 – Jun 6, 1992	It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Desert Shield/Storm was our longest deployment (to my memory) at 8 months. I actually got a little misty-eyed when I heard they sunk the old girl.
Riegler, David	USS Lapon (SSN 661)	EM2	Electrical	Oct 14, 1986 – May 20, 1990	This was the begining. I started rough but learned a lot. Made some great people and had some unforgettable experiences.
Riegler, David	USS La Jolla (SSN 701)	EM1	EM Div	Dec 1990 – Jan 1993	It has been a while but the memories of good friends lives on.
Riegner, George	USS Francis Marion (LPA 249)	cssn	commissary	Jul 1973 – May 1975	was a cook
Riegner, George	USS Wasp (CVS 18)	cssn	commissary	Sep 1969 – Mar 1971	I first went to commissary class a school in Newport R. I. The wasp was homeported in quonset point ri at that time I reported aboard September 1969
Riehl, Mark	USNS Butte (T-AE 27)	E-4 /MM		Aug 1, 1986 – Oct 1, 1989	Had a lot of good times on the butte. Would love to hear from some of my old ship mates in M and B div. I served during Med cruise 87 and 89
Riehl, Mark	USNS Butte (T-AE 27)	MM3	M	Aug 1, 1986 – Nov 1, 1989	I had a lot of good times with my fellow ship mates on the Butte. I would love to hear from the Guys in M and B Div. I talk to Jim Goloversic (nipple head) every once and a while.
Riehl, Sean	USS Proteus (AS 19)	MM2	R9 / R7	May 20, 1990 – May 20, 1992	Didn't realize how cool Guam was till I left. Remember some great times on Tiger teams with "Beastie" leading. Hey to all the guys in Repair. I remember faces more than names. Drop me a line if anyone cares to.
Riehl Jr, Joseph	USS Notable (MSO 460)	BM3 DV	Deck	Mar 10, 1957 – Sep 27, 1959	Made 58 med cruise
Riehle, Ty	USS Jefferson City (SSN 759)	STS3/SS	Sonar	May 5, 1998 – May 5, 2002	I never thought I would say this but I miss it.
Riehm, Brian	USS Guitarro (SSN 665)	LT	Weapons	Apr 1986 – Jun 1988	This was a great boat to serve on. I learned a lot from CAPT Kevan's leadership style. The crew was filled with exceptional sailors as well. It was a privilege to serve with them.
Riehm, George	USS Shenandoah (AD 26)	TM3	Weapons	Jul 15, 1966 – Apr 6, 1968	My first sea duty. Loved being aboard, and Med cruises to Naples and Malta were great. Guys on the crew were fantastic. Hope you are all well and doing fine.
Riehm, George	USS Goldsborough (DDG 20)	TM3	Weapons	Aug 8, 1968 – Oct 10, 1969	Great Crew. Lots of hard work and dedication. Apollo 11 recovery was one of the highlights. Hope all of you are doing well.
Riehm, George	USS Shenandoah (AD 26)	TM3	Weapons	Jul 15, 1966 – Aug 2, 1968	First Command after C School. 2 Med cruises. First to Naples, and second to Naples and Valletta Malta. Great ship and crew.
Riehm, Mark	USS Paul (FF 1080)	EN3	A-Gang	Feb 13, 1977 – Jun 26, 1979	What a trip down memory lane, still have the cruise book from North Atlantic Back to Back 78/79, remembering the crew. Engineering, first on last off. God bless you all.
Riehn, Danny	USS Edward McDonnell (DE 1043)	STG1	AS	Dec 1977 – Nov 1980	Some of the best times of my life. Met the ship at Braswell Shipyards in Boston and rode her to Mayport. Many many good times and many many good friends. Fair winds and following seas to the Sweaty Eddie and shipmates.
Riek, Brian	USS San Bernardino (LST 1189)	OS2	OI01	1987 – 1989	This was my first ship, Homeport- Sasebo, Japan. Alot of great memories on this ship and in Sasebo. I want to say hello to Manning, Dix, Rojas, River, Sackey, Bunky, Philo, Remo and Buckshot and the rest from back then. Great Captain & Crew
Rieke, Dan	USS Turner Joy (DD 951)	STG-3	Fox (Sonar)	Apr 15, 1975 – Aug 1976	Trying to confirm the name of the Soviet Cruiser than nearly rammed us in the Indian Ocean during Mid-Link '75 in November 1975 during exercises with USS Midway. Was it the Marshal Voroshilov?
Riekens, Ed	USS Elmer Montgomery (FF 1082)	QM3	Navigations	Jun 1987 – Mar 1989	Howdy to my old mates

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