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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Sprague, ScottUSS Point Defiance (LSD 31)YN2Ships OfficeMar 10, 1978 – Dec 15, 1980Just learned of this site nearly 40 years after leaving the Pt ā€˜D’ from the Philippines in December of 80. I see one name I remember...Clay Mauldin!
Sprague, Sherry (Spooge)USS Puget Sound (AD 38)MMFNEngineeringApr 24, 1991 – Jun 15, 1992Hey y'all, wow what a time we all had on that ship!!
Sprague, William/billUSS Bairoko (CVE 115)firemanBSep 15, 1952 – May 16, 1954
Spraitz, EdUSS Sailfish (SS 572)rm3 ssradioAug 8, 1970 – Dec 19, 1972thanks cob
Sprankles, JaphethUSS Hartford (SSN 768)E5Mar 1, 2000 – Mar 1, 2006
Spratley, AlbertUSS Hancock (CV 19)4-41963 – 1966 agree working in the hot enginerooms and werking in the generator rooms with the boiler was very hard indeed.it was all worth it for me tho.was veru much fun on the hanna all work and more work.its made me who i am.a very proud american.thanks for s
Spratley, DemetriusUSNS Andrew J. Higgins (T-AO 190)E-4CommDec 1994 – Sep 1996Good ship loved it!
Spratlin, HillianUSS Monterey (CG 61)GSE3EngineeringJan 8, 1991 – Mar 8, 1995Wow, what memories. the last year of so was the worst, maily due to Wild Bill... The rest was great. I would do it all over again.
Spratt, Bill (Spunky)USS Norfolk (SSN 714)MS3(SS)MS divMar 1983 – Aug 1986My first boat, terrified at first, missed first underway and got written up and went to mast. A great bunch of guys I will never forget. Learned alot about life, lost many brain cells along the way.
Spratt, Bill (Spunky)USS Newport News (SSN 750)MS2(SS)MSJan 1987 – Sep 1988Second boat, second pre-com. COB was said to also be the COB on Noah's boat cause he was so salty. A bunch of us from the Norfolk went to the News, we had our own little click and COB hated it. Still have nightmares about Pugh's huge tongue
Spratt, Bill (Spunky)USS Augusta (SSN 710)MS1(SS)MS1994 – 1997
Spratt, BradUSS Peleliu (LHA 5)X1989 – 1991
Spratt, BradUSS Peleliu (LHA 5)LISNXDec 1988 – Feb 1, 1991
Spratt, George FrogUSS Whitfield County (LST 1169)E3DECKFORCENov 1, 1971 – Aug 15, 1973
Spratt, JackUSS Fort Fisher (LSD 40)OS1OI1972 – 1974Plankowner, nucleus crew. Remember the days in Quincy before the balance crew showed up. Great times in Mass!!! I managed to complete 30 years before the Navy quit being fun - retired in 1999. Any old shipmates, feel free to drop me a line.
Spratt, SteveUSS Cook (FF 1083)FTG3Weapons1971 – 1973Nucleus Crew in NO, Plank Owner, remember fun times in S America with Bob Kahle,FTG3 and FT gang (Steve Mason,FTG2, Ron WilsonFTG1, & Jackson; more fun times back in LB with Rusty Prunch, EM3, Tom Gjovik, ST3, & Cairns
Spratt, TerryUSS Bold (MSO 424)DC/3Damage Control "Snipes"Jan 26, 1962 – Nov 29, 1963Cuban Blockade
Spratt, ThomasUSS Vancouver (LPD 2)LTJGSupplyJun 15, 1966 – May 27, 1968Great ship & crew top to bottom. After coming from a rust bucket WW2 LST, it was an eyeopener to join this team of pros & see how the modern Navy really worked. Kudos to our super Ship Storeman/Barber, L. Davenport! You all deserved a big $ raise
Sprawls, DonUSS Yorktown (CG 48)SKCM(SW)SupplyOct 30, 1986 – Oct 29, 1990Outstanding four years of my Navy career.
Spray, GarneIIUSS Cone (DD 866)E-3supplySep 1973 – Jun 30, 1975
Spray, TUSS Vincennes (CG 49)ITJan 1998 – Jan 2001
Spray, TroyUSS Vincennes (CG 49)OCJan 1, 1998 – Dec 31, 2001
Sprayberry, JamesUSS Portland (LSD 37)HT3(SW)R-Div1998 – 2002Had a hell of a great time with my boys on this old rust bucket!
Sprayberry, ShaneUSS Austin (LPD 4)MM3P1Dec 1995 – May 1999Howdy
Sprecher, Arlington "Tom"USS Independence (CV 62)AAv-3Jul 1966 – Feb 1968
Spreckelmeyer, Earl(spreck)Sundowners (VF 111)ADJ2squadronJul 1967 – Oct 1970Was on the '68 Det 11 and crossdecked back to main squadron
Sprecker, JayUSS Spadefish (SSN 668)MM2 SSMAug 1976 – Sep 1980Remember the Northern run with Capt Perry, overhaul at NNSB&DD, Med run. Started ou hanging out at "the house" over in Virginia Beach with Sturm, Hayes, Shelby, DeForge, then moved over to Hampton and lived with Morris, Myres, & Astro.
Spreen, CarlUSS Belknap (DLG 26)RM3OI/OC1966 – 1969
Spreier, AlanUSS Luce (DDG 38)FTGSN2ndDec 1979 – Jan 1983Met some of the best people I've ever known, & learned alot about life & the diversity of people from all walks in life.
Spreier, Tim (Spanky)USS Trippe (FF 1075)OS2 (ASAC)OIApr 1979 – Sep 1983Another accident occured onboard while Trippe was transitting the Red Sea on 5/1/1983. The helicopter crashed while landing, going over the side of the ship taking the pilot Lt Greer down with it.
Spreitzer, SkipUSS Petrel (ASR 14)RM2RadioJan 1978 – Oct 1979Great duty! Broken teleytypes on the way to Scotland. All Great liberty ports! Definitely the hurricane, perfect storm! A foot of water in berthing.
Spreng, EdwardUSS John King (DDG 3)ETN2OperationsOct 1961 – Jan 1963Great northern Europe cruise that I'll never forget. I was hoping to make the next cruise to the Med after the Cuban blockage but was transferred to another destroyer because of my Feb. 63 discharge date.
Sprenger, RichardUSS Liddle (APD 60)EM3EngineeringApr 1965 – Feb 1967
Sprenger, WernerUSS Chicago (SSN 721)ICC/SSICDec 16, 1985 – Mar 19, 1988It was a pleasure commissioning the Chicago, and serving with a great crew.
Sprenger, WernerUSS Josephus Daniels (CG 27)IC2ICNov 22, 1976 – Oct 20, 1979Great ship, great crew, great time
Sprenkle, StephenUSS Sides (FFG 14)EN 2A DivisionMar 15, 1981 –good time on the first deployment
Sprentall, DonUSS Pargo (SSN 650)IC2SS1967 – 1970I walked around the world in four steps April 1969 North Pole
Spriegel, CraigUSS Plymouth Rock (LSD 29)MACHINIST MATE THIRD CLASSAug 10, 1979 – Sep 30, 1983Plymouth Rock was the first ship I was stationed on. I serfed aboard her for over 4 years. I was transfered after the decomishioning to the carrier USS America CV 66
Spriegel, CraigUSS America (CV 66)MACHINIST MATE THIRD CLASSOct 2, 1983 – Dec 24, 1983After serving on the USS Plymouth Rock for 4 years I spent my last 110 Navy days aboard the USS America. It was a great ship to finish my tour of duty.
Spriesterbach, DavidUSS Mount Hood (AE 29)MM3Feb 3, 1978 – Oct 10, 1980

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