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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spinello, Jim | USS Sampson (DDG 10) | BT2 | B | Oct 8, 1981 – Dec 10, 1983 | The Super Sam was great duty. In retrospect serving in the Navy was some of the best times in my life. Lemoine,Entzminger, and Malek where are you guys! Its Spinner. |
| Spinetta, Frank (Spin) | USS Yorktown (CG 48) | STG2 | CA | Jan 2000 – Nov 2003 | I know Jad! Missed the Durr era, but got to see Dubrovnik, Black Sea, Rhodes, Severmorsk Russia etc. Stacy, Chief Brown, Mello, Woody, and the rest... I miss you guys, NOT! |
| Spingler, Dalton | Naval Weapons Station Earle | FN | Weapons | Jun 1972 – Oct 1974 | I was in weapons division until late '73 or so. Then went to DC school in Philly. I was the guy always out at night at Post 8 watch. That was "fun"! |
| Spingler, Dalton | USS Fulton (AS 11) | HTFN | W4 weapons | Jun 30, 1972 – Dec 1974 | The Fulton was a real learning curve in my life. I learned how to use various types of weapons and to deal with a multitude of personalities . La Mada Lena was a real experience setting up the first nuke sub |
| Spingler, Dalton | USS Nashville (LPD 13) | ht 3 | repair | Dec 1, 1974 – Oct 1975 | I was on board when we slammed into the IwoJima. I was in the armory at the time and slammed my right knee into the bulkhead. I never reported it because I wanted to stay in the Navy. Woops, my mistake! |
| Spingler, Ray | USS Richard E. Kraus (DD 849) | GMT2 | AS | Jul 1967 – Jul 1972 | |
| Spingola, Craig | USS Chandler (DDG 996) | EN1 | Engineering | Apr 3, 1983 – Jul 1, 1986 | Looking back at my career I will always remember my shipmates while serving on my first navy ship. It opened my eyes by experiencing and seeing so much while traveling the world. |
| Spinharney, Scott "spin" | USS Truxtun (CGN 35) | EMFN | E | Jan 3, 1983 – Nov 11, 1985 | Had a great time for the most part, especially swiping food from the coolers and cooking it our oven in the shop. Miss some of the people from the division. Bill Weeks, Tony Canzoneri, Phil Hargon, etc. |
| Spink, Bob | USS Gridley (CG 21) | NCC | N/X | Jan 1991 – Feb 1992 | |
| Spink, Bob | USS White Plains (AFS 4) | NCC | N/X | Dec 1988 – Jan 1991 | Always underway, my kids often said that they were station in Guam because we were alway gone. Still remember the fire to this day and the most senior crew member to die that day - BT2 Rumnel. |
| Spink, Bob | USS Duluth (LPD 6) | NCC | N/X | Mar 1996 – Mar 1998 | Captain Stevens asked for a NCC for an upcoming deployment. Terminated shore duty to make a last cruise and retiring after nearly 26 years of service. |
| Spink, Bob | USS Hewitt (DD 966) | NC1 | N/X | Jan 13, 1982 – Aug 1, 1985 | Hewitt's First NC, the best crew and ship of all my ships with the most memories. Remember our XO (LCDR Lafleur) now is COMPACFLT (or should I say was, he's now retired). |
| Spink, Charles A | USS Saratoga (CV 60) | ABH-3 | V-3 | Feb 25, 1980 – Feb 25, 1984 | |
| Spink, Robert Bob | USS Steinaker (DD 863) | MM2 | M | Jan 5, 1969 – Jul 30, 1972 | The USS Steinaker was a great ship. It proved to be a great way to train for life. |
| Spink, Spink | USS Cook (FF 1083) | MS3 | Supply | 1973 – 1975 | |
| Spink, Steve | USS Worden (CG 18) | OS | OI | Nov 1978 – May 1982 | To oscs sigrue, osc hayes, osc o'fallon, os1 mayberry, and all the crazy stoners of oi, thanks for the memories |
| Spink, Steve | USS Fox (CG 33) | OS1 | OI | Jun 1989 – Jun 1991 | Damn, see several familiar names. Aren't we just a bunch of sentimental swab-ees. Had great times do'n hard times in the yards. Hey paul, pitt. |
| Spink, Steve | USS Nimitz (CVN 68) | OS1 | OI | Jul 1995 – Nov 1998 | I stayed from carriers for 17 years. The last three I spent on the Nimitz made me kick myself in the ass for it. Long hours plenty of at sea time but it was well worth it. Hey Pisano! Can I get my nails and hair done? |
| Spinka, Scott | USS Finback (SSN 670) | IC1 (SS) | NUKE - Engineering | Jan 1969 – Oct 1970 | Plankowner |
| Spinks, Albert | USS El Paso (LKA 117) | HM1 | Corpsman | Jul 1982 – May 5, 1985 | Had the greatest time of my life on the El Paso. The worst day was Oct. 23rd 1983. Those Marines we got to know and partied with will always be with me in spirit. |
| Spinks, Charles Chico | USS Independence (CV 62) | RM3 | Communications | Sep 1975 – Aug 16, 1976 | Had a great time growing my head on the Indy; more so 'off' the Indy on the 'beach'. Would love to reconnect with old Navy buddies from the Independence. |
| Spinks, Doug | USS Taylor (FFG 50) | FC2 (SW) | Combat Systems | Aug 1993 – Apr 1995 | Got my ESWS on the Fightin 50! |
| Spinks, James. ( Jim ) | USS Taussig (DD 746) | bt2 | B | Sep 1965 – Mar 1969 | |
| Spinks, Leonard | USS Bon Homme Richard (CV 31) | abh3 | v-1 | 1966 – | had a great time as the starboard cat spotter until I got out and flew off on the same cat that I spotted for3 plus years in a codto clark airbase in the phillipines then home |
| Spinks, Ross | USS Emory S. Land (AS 39) | MR2 | R-2 MACHINE SHOP | Mar 1979 – Aug 1983 | left the navy in 1993, joined the national guard, went to NYC after 9/11, spent a year at west point military academy and then 14 months in iraq, aint the military great! |
| Spinks, William (Bill) | USS Durham (LKA 114) | MM2 | A-Division | Jan 28, 1978 – May 5, 1980 | Very interesting time of My Life. Glad the USS Durham and its Crew was a Part of Making Me what I am. |
| Spinks, William (Bill) | USS Kawishiwi (AO 146) | MM3 | M Division | Oct 11, 1975 – Oct 9, 1977 | Best Time of My Life at the Time. On my way to growing up. |
| Spinler, Fred | USS Fletcher (DD 445) | ETR3 | OPS | Oct 5, 1961 – Oct 30, 1963 | Was a olde ship in 61 |
| Spinler, Fred | USS Robert L. Wilson (DDE 847) | ET1 | OE | 1967 – 1970 | The Ship was just put on the VA AO ships list for entering a river in NAM late Feb 1969 |
| Spinner, Kenneth Lee | USS Manila Bay (CVE 61) | SV-6 | Jul 15, 1944 – Oct 15, 1945 | Ship dates are Approx. entered by his son after fathrs passing from limited discharge info. | |
| Spinner, Robert | USS Oklahoma City (CLG 5) | Yeoman, First Class | Admin | Sep 15, 1961 – Sep 13, 1967 | |
| Spinner, Scott | USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) | E-4/ABF3 | V-4 FUELS | Aug 13, 1993 – Aug 13, 1997 | |
| Spinney, Philo | USS Fort Fisher (LSD 40) | SN/OS2 | Deck/OI | May 25, 1976 – Feb 20, 1980 | Hey you guys i served on the mighty Fort with some great guys. I hope all did well in their lives I have talked with T.King, Jeff Hager, Al Argenti any interested feel free to CTC me at kpspinney@aol.com |
| Spinney, William | USS Robison (DDG 12) | FC2 | CG | Dec 1985 – Mar 1988 | |
| Spinney, William | USS Ingersoll (DD 990) | FC1(SW) | G | 1989 – 1991 | |
| Spinney, William | USS Bunker Hill (CG 52) | FCC(SW) | CG | Dec 1994 – Oct 1997 | |
| Spinney, William | Assault Craft Unit 4 (ACU 4) | FCCS(SW/AW) | DET Delta | 2001 – 2005 | |
| Spino, Ray | USS Shangri-La (CV 38) | 3rd class shipfitter | R div pipe shop | May 1, 1967 – May 3, 1970 | looking for old ship mates |
| Spinosi, Ralph | USS Texas (CGN 39) | OS2 | OI | 1982 – 1984 | Swapped onto Texas right before World Cruise. What a lot of great port visits we had. |
| Spinrad, Thomas | USS Richard E. Byrd (DDG 23) | htfn E3 | R | Sep 12, 1972 – Nov 27, 1974 | The best ship,captain,and crew couldn't touch the shooten Richard . Great experiences Oct.4th getting blue nosed and the waves over the bow.. Toulon France when I jumped off the side,waterskied around the ship WOW. |
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