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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Smock, AndyUSS Anchorage (LSD 36)HM2MedicalJan 2, 1986 – Jul 20, 1987WestPac 87 WOW! Hey Big v and Little V! What about Rat and Tully? I remember it all like yesterday. Who remembers Bangkok? Nobody will ever forget Barrio Berretto.
Smock, BrianUSS Haleakala (AE 25)FiremanMachinest MateApr 28, 1976 – Dec 23, 1977
Smock, DarylUSS Blue Ridge (LCC 19)YN3IntelligenceMay 1, 1973 – Mar 15, 1975Met great people in the Navy. I enjoyed the recreation side, especially fast pitch softball. Like a lot of sailors, I did my job, but probably griped a little too much. My service is an important part of my history.
Smock, EarlUSS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72)HT 2ENGJan 8, 1988 – Dec 15, 1989PLANKOWNER
Smock, GreggUSS Newman K. Perry (DD 883)MM2M DivJul 1, 1977 – Jan 1, 1980Best Tin Can in Newport, Had a blast so much I stayed for another 20 years
Smock, KimUSS Hunley (AS 31)E-7CommunicationsJun 15, 1974 – Oct 27, 1974Spent most of my time woking as the ship's editor producing our ships newspaper. Not a big job... but the experience on board the Hunley will last forever.
Smock, LarryUSS Repose (AH 16)HMCMMedicalSep 1, 1965 – Sep 1, 1966None
Smock, NelsonUSS Hazelwood (DD 531)ETR2OPS E divisionJul 1961 – Sep 30, 1963
Smock, ParkerUSS Charlotte (SSN 766)EX-FC1 USS O'BANNON DD-987Fire Control writer nowDec 12, 1981 – Sep 10, 1991
Smock, RoyUSS Canopus (AS 34)DP3Data Processing1965 – 1968Was in Pascagoula, MS while ship was being built at Ingalls Shipyard. I am a plank owner. Was aboard until 1968 when I was discharged. Originally from Southern Illinois, currently live in Oklahoma. Good memories.
Smoke, DennisAardvarks (VF 114)e-5squadronAug 1, 1968 – Jan 19, 1970Trying to make contact with anyone during this time period that was assigned to VF-114
Smoke, HowardSilver Kings (VF 92)AOANvf-921972 – 1975
Smoker, CarlUSS Boulder (LST 1190)SM 3OPSApr 13, 1984 – Dec 25, 1987Captain McKenna was a great skipper.
Smokovich, Frank/smokyUSS Brush (DD 745)FTSA/FT2Jan 1954 – Jan 1956
Smokovich, Frank/smokyUSS Bryce Canyon (AD 36)FT2Jan 1956 – Jan 1957
Smolen, BrianUSS Independence (CV 62)AK3s-d tad from vfa-195Oct 1992 – Oct 1995
Smolen, RandyUSS Richmond K. Turner (CG 20)pn3personnelJan 1, 1981 –
Smolen, TheodoreUSS Decatur (DDG 31)LTMPAMar 1, 1967 – Jun 9, 1969Looking for MMCS Dyer
Smolenski, Gerald "Ski"USS Whidbey Island (LSD 41)OS2OI1984 – 1988Precom. and Plankowner - Had an incredible tour on the Whidbey Island. The memories that I have and the lifelong friends that I've made have had a positive and profound impact on my life.
Smoley, TimUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)MR2A1980 – 1982
Smolinski, ChrisUSS Columbia (SSN 771)MM1/SSRL DivisionMay 1993 – Sep 1997First Plankowner, Last Slider at EB, Commissioning, Groton to Hawaii, Pananma Canal, Turkey Day in San Diego. Miss all you guys I served with!!
Smolinski, Jeff/smoUSS Oldendorf (DD 972)OS1OIJan 7, 1977 – Oct 1, 1981Wow, just found this site, OLY be doing under in a different manner of speakin eh. She was a good ship with a great crew, miss em both, many a good time. Yo Ronnie Mac and Skoges, drop a line.
Smolinski, MichaelUSS Monrovia (APA 31)RD2OI Div.Jan 1965 – Jul 1968DomRep, two Med cruises, Red Hook shipyard, Gitmo. Lot of good memories and life-long friends. (And a few memories that weren't so good)
Smolinsky, LawrenceUSS Racine (LST 1191)FTG33rd1976 – 1977These were the best times of my life. I played alot of guitar onboard and I still have the Telecaster I bought in P.I. Still working with electrical and electronics and music. I hope all my shipmates are doing well.
Smolinsky, LawrenceUSS Turner Joy (DD 951)FTG3Deck1977 – 1978Great times aboard the TJ. Best times of my life!
Smollon, MikeUSNS Rigel (T-AF 58)COOKMSC1980 – 1981Looking for Shipmates who remember the dry dock in Subic Bay in the early 80's aboard the USNS Rigel. I was a member of a fine group of men who lived at the Marymount Resort rented a compound with 4 other shipmates and we had a blast.
Smolnik, DannyUSS Hector (AR 7)SNGM1965 – 1966Went to Vietnam on PBR's for 18 months
Smoot, BobbyUSS Amphion (AR 13)FP3PipefitterOct 28, 1955 – Jul 31, 1958
Smoot, GlennUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)AT2AIMDNov 1978 – Apr 1982WC 640 - ECM Ships Co. Hi Klinger Hi Scully, still have the bag you made for me Served from '78 dry-Dock over haul to "82 Med / IO departed in the IO via BIOT - Diego Garcia ( the mosquito sandbar )
Smoot, JonathanSteadfast (AFDM 14)SK3SupplySep 28, 1994 – Dec 25, 1998This is sweet! If you know me. Hit me up!
Smoot, KenyattaUSS Pyro (AE 24)E3R.A.S.E.Jan 8, 1992 – Jun 1994Worked for BM1 Belleville. Loved the experience. Miss a lot of people. Where is FM Ruhala? Jeff Mallory? Angela Butler? BM3 Graves? SM3 Brock? MS2 Harding? SN Crick?
Smoot, LesFirebees (VC 6)AT1 (AW / SW/ CRAFT MASTER)squadronMar 10, 1988 – Oct 27, 1999VC6 Norfolk W/C 610, Boat-Shop, Det Dam Neck, BQM-74 , Two Unitas Cruises, Det Little Creek, QST 35, QST33, 7 meter RHIB. Norfolk Surface Targets Standardization Petty Officer. At VC6 for 11 years, went TAD to PMTC in California, Retired
Smoot, RobertUSS Boxer (LHD 4)EM2Engineering/Electrical DivisionOct 1, 1994 – Nov 24, 1998The best friends I ever had!
Smoot, ShannonUSS Peterson (DD 969)SK2(SW)S-1Jun 1998 – Jul 2000sunlunastar@verizon.net
Smoot, ShannonOak Ridge (ARDM 1)SK3S-1Oct 1993 – Oct 1996
Smoot Jr, Lewis RNaval Medical Center Portsmouth, Va.E3NICUFeb 1977 – Nov 1980Who is out there?
Smothergill, ShawnUSNS Niagara Falls (T-AFS 3)MMFNMJun 1992 – Sep 1994
Smotherman, Rex (Smut)USS Daniel Boone (SSBN 629)SK3SSsupply1972 – 1975Enjoyed the ride! (Smut) Gold Crew 707-951-8047
Smotherman, ScottUSS Carl Vinson (CVN 70)AZ3G-4 AWSEPMar 12, 1986 – Sep 1, 1988Had great time on CVN-70 miss the guys in AWSEP. If any of you see this send me a e-mail
Smotherman, Scott profile iconUSS Nimitz (CVN 68)MM-3rd classEngineering A-divJan 19, 1986 – Jun 9, 1989

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