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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Simon, George profile iconUSS Fremont (APA 44)MM3M DivJan 11, 1952 – May 10, 1955Boot Camp Bainbridge, Md 6/51 1st Batt.Co 125 NTS Great Lakes Service School MM Class :A:
Simon, Gilb Ert "Gee"USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6)E-6/SK1STOCK CONTROLDec 16, 2002 – Dec 1, 2006GREAT SHIP BUT GAVE ME PLENTY OF GREY HAIR. GOOD CREW IN S-1, LEARNED FROM THE BEST.
Simon, GilbertUSS Merrill (DD 976)E1 / SRDECKOct 16, 1988 – Aug 15, 1992My first command in the Navy, I learned the true meaning of a Fleet Sailor. I did two Wes-Pac and it was great back then. Made lots of friends and learned alot from the old navy ways. Too bad she had to go at the bottom of the sea.
Simon, GilbertUSS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6)E6 / SK1Stock Control / S-1Dec 16, 2002 – Dec 15, 2006Great ship with awsome people, did 2 WesPac and 2 Fleet Week on the BHR. Everyday was something special and a learning experience. I will miss those DITS and all the people i had a chance to work with.
Simon, GregUSS Truxtun (CGN 35)OS2Ops1980 – 1984
Simon, GregUSS Truxtun (CGN 35)OS2OIApr 1980 – Jun 1984Its been 30 years and as I look back at my years on the Tommy T, I can't think of a better bunch of guys to work with in CIC, and the PRP program. Where else can you pack a weapon and a one hitter in the early 80's?
Simon, Greg 'Simple'USS Spadefish (SSN 668)MM2(SS)A-GangFeb 22, 1993 – Aug 20, 1995Started as a NUB, ended leaving the Spade Dog for NROTC scholarship at Iowa State. Diagnosed with diabetes in 1996 = medical discharge. Pray for the active duty guys daily!
Simon, JackUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)E-4MEDICALMay 15, 1982 – Mar 15, 1985I WAS IKE'S SURGICAL TECH. DURING THE BERUIT BOMBINGS. COMPLAINED THE WHOLE TOUR. 3 MED PACK'S,AND NUMEROUS OTHER EXCURSIONS. I LOVED EVERY MIN. 25 YRS LATER STILL THINK OF YOU GUYS EVERY DAY. I LOVE YOU BERNIE! RIP. BRAD, DENNIS, MARCO
Simon, JamesUSS Orion (AS 18)IC 2electrial Gyro shop/instrament repair/DRT & DRAI1949 – Jul 21, 1952Reported aboard in '49 in Panama,pacific side.Returned to Norfolk a short time later. Remained in Norfolk with subron 6 until I was discharged in July 1952.
Simon, JamesUSS Shangri-La (CV 38)EM2Elictrical shopJan 7, 1955 – Jan 5, 1956
Simon, JamesUSS Roanoke (AOR 7)DC 1HT/DCMar 1, 1984 – Mar 1, 1988Was station on board Roanoke in Repair Division, Mr. Linsey was Chief of Eng./Mr. Clark was the MPA, I ran the DC shop. My nick name was Simon, I used to hang out with Ricky White, Mark Coles, Lenny Grant, si2por@yahoo email me
Simon, JamesUSS Worden (CG 18)DC 1DC?HTMar 1, 1988 – Mar 1, 1990Was onboard for 2 years before going to shore duty, did the 1989 - 1990 westpac, I was the leading petty officer for the DC shop, my email is si2por@yahoo.com
Simon, JamesUSS Hue City (CG 66)EM3ElectricMay 22, 1992 – Mar 15, 1995Remember those Jacksonville Suns and Bullets games with Jim, Atwood and Reed.
Simon, JamesUSS Worden (CG 18)DC1ENGERINEERMay 8, 1988 – May 7, 1991
Simon, JasonUSS Dale (CG 19)OS3OI1987 – 1990
Simon, JeromeUSS Lapon (SSN 661)mm4ssmacinist mate forwad1977 – 1980farm boy from michigan to flying a submarine what a trip very fond memories and the best bunch of professionals ive ever meet no matter how crazy
Simon, JohnUSS Fife (DD 991)ET3Combat SystemsMar 1992 – Feb 1995Great crew, miss the Olympic drinking tream!!! No longer in the Navy wroking on Remote Controlled Submarines in the oil fields.
Simon, JohnUSS Henry B. Wilson (DDG 7)BTFRB1989 – 1990This was my very first command. Was not their very long and only got to know the mess decks. Left shortly after She was put out of service.
Simon, JonathanUSS La Moure County (LST 1194)LTJGJun 1994 – Oct 1996
Simon, JosephUSS Chancellorsville / Robert Smalls (CG 62)E-3DeckJan 1, 1993 – Jan 1, 1994Had a great time with Deck buddies, great time in Australia.................................................................................................................................................................
Simon, Joseph M.USS Hoggatt Bay (CVE 75)LT. SGJan 11, 1944 – Feb 15, 1945Served as line officer from commissioning until the ship's return from Lingayen Gulf to San Diego for repairs on Feb. 15, 1945.
Simon, Joseph Z. profile iconUSS Kitkun Bay (CVE 71)unknownunknown1943 – 1945My name is John. My Grandfather served during WWII on the USS Kitkun Bay. All I knew is he directed aircraft before take-off and landing. He passed away in 1993. I hope to learn more about him and his crew. Thanks!
Simon, JustinUSS Portsmouth (SSN 707)ET2 SSRadio2000 – 2002What a ride that was..How many people besides me have re occuring dreams that you are on your first day of a 6 monther, and forgot your clothes? Or that your below decks and cant find any of your gauges? Yes we slept in Radio on watch..alot
Simon, KarlUSS Iwo Jima (LPH 2)HM3MedicalSep 1979 – Nov 1979Assigned TDY as part of Surgical Team for Displayed Determination '79. Boarded in Norfolk and left from Naples to return to fly back to NAS JAX.
Simon, KennethUSS Bigelow (DD 942)SN (E-3)1st and Mess CookSep 21, 1967 – Dec 13, 1968Wish to talk to anyone with knowledge of our operations witjh USS SCORPION...
Simon, KennethUSS Pharris (FF 1094)HM3XNAug 11, 1983 – Sep 30, 1985Looking for Jeff Hall from Terre Haute-Lyons Indiana Looking for Tony (anthony) Sellers. Naval Hospital Cherry Point
Simon, KevenPrivateers (VFA 132)ATANsquadron1986 – 1990Living in Jacksonville again, work for a software company.
Simon, KevinUSS Antietam (CG 54)gsm2mpNov 28, 1989 – Mar 6, 1992Great fire team and great ship
Simon, KevinUSS Leyte Gulf (CG 55)gsm1mpOct 16, 1992 – Dec 27, 1993Best capt I ever had capt Rogers
Simon, LawrenceUSS Oriskany (CVA 34)RM2/1Staff Radioman and Leading PO/Cardiv NineJul 24, 1964 – Oct 28, 1968Trying to reconstruct the five deployments while on the Staff. Especially the the deployment of 66-67 when we were on the Oriskany and had the fire. Not sure of the admirals name during the time of the fire.
Simon, LawrenceUSS Robert K. Huntington (DD 781)RM3CommunicationsJan 1961 – Jul 1962Anyone remember the exact dates we were operating out of Key West.? Please e-mail me thanks.
Simon, LawrenceUSS Yellowstone (AD 27)RM3 pending RM2communicationsJul 1962 – Oct 1962Was aboard TAD from USS Huntington pending transfer to NAS Pensacola. We made a cruise to Santo Domingo in Aug62. Research of Yellowstone indicates that it was awarded the Navy Expedition Metal for Cuban Crisis, When?
Simon, MarcRooks (VAQ 137)AO1/AOCsquadronSep 1989 – Jan 1992Best command of my career and the best group of AOs. Even with all the time underway I wouldn't trade a second of it for anything.
Simon, Mark (Rocky)USS Ingersoll (DD 990)QM2NN01Oct 1, 1979 – Oct 31, 1981Plankowner, Pascagoula and The Old Grey Ghost, Cartagena, The Hurricane & Fort Lauderdale, The Panama Canal (thrice), Swim Call & Acapulco, 1st WestPac, Refugees, IO. To Pick and Alan, again walking the decks of DD-990, rest in peace!
Simon, Mike "Diamond" SimonUSS John Hancock (DD 981)SABotswain mateJun 28, 1979 – Feb 22, 1982I remember Capt. Wilgenbush, he was a great captain, he cared enough about me to BUY me a new pair of boondockers ( keep them shined sailor),I miss the Seabat and many deckapes,I still miss the open seas, Bluenose,Gitmo.
Simon, Mike (Pc)USS Leftwich (DD 984)PC3NavigationJul 1985 – Jan 1988Great Ship even Greater Crew enjoyed being the Mailman on the Wich.
Simon, MyronUSS George Washington (CVN 73)Ad3Aimd 21991 – May 1994What a great ship to be a plank owner on.
Simon, RichUSS Orion (AS 18)RM1CommunicationsMay 1982 – Sep 1986 The Heat was attrocious in the summer and it was Cold in the winter.Liberty Boat rides? FAHGETABOUTIT ! Worked with great fellow communicators. Recently got in touch with Chief Guy and SrChief Sanderfer. Lv a note if you want to..
Simon, ScottUSS Sentry (MCM 3)BM E-2deckDec 4, 1998 – Jun 13, 2001 Props to BMC Potts. Hey Lee Lee! Miss u guys. had fun while it lasted. Remember Panama City, And those times on deck with Hokman and Goodman(crazy nut). See u guys some day. Oh Ya.... Whats up Dave!
Simon, Sereno profile iconUSS Ranger (CV 61)SNX-1 Division1985 – 1988Many thanks in advance, -simon

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