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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Stoltz, John / J-ferUSS Valdez (FF 1096)QM2NAV/ADMINMay 15, 1985 – Dec 23, 1989Schedule could be tough at times but the crew made it easy. Hope to hear from you guys. I would like to find out your all doing.
Stoltz, Joshua "Skinny Guy"USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)MR3RAug 5, 1996 – Aug 11, 1999I had some of the most memoriable moments of my life on board this ship. I met some people on board and abroad. I miss the Hawk. May she rest in peace.
Stoltz, Roy BillUSNS Mount Baker (T-AE 34)E2uss mount baker ae34Jul 22, 1972 – Oct 24, 1973 iam a plank owner to and in joy the time on her and the trip to gitmo and hati. miss my buddy john auston and the crew an c sc... looking for guys that were there the night the fight broke out at the club in gitmo
Stoltzfus, EliUSS Greenling (SSN 614)TM2TorpedoFeb 5, 1986 – May 27, 1989
Stolworthy, SteveNAVCOMMSTA Harold E. Holt, Exmouth, AustraliaRM2Communication center1968 – 1970Off watch activity- worked at the shell station, ran the bush in austin champ 4 wheeler. Hold up in the barracks during a huge cyclone. Pot shot inn.
Stolz, JohnUSS Seattle (AOE 3)GMGSNWeaponsFeb 1976 – Feb 1978
Stolz, MiltonUSS Des Moines (CA 134)bt2uss des moinesDec 29, 1950 – Oct 28, 1954this was my father
Stolz, TerryUSS Merrill (DD 976)ETCOE/CEJun 1985 – Jun 1989Had a wonderful time on the Spirit of 76. This is the duty station I miss most in my 20 year career.
Stolzenberger, Tom "Stoltz"USS Trenton (LPD 14)E-2OI DivisionNov 25, 1976 – Jun 16, 1977This Med Cruise was a huge life learning experience for me. This cruise was my first assignment after bootcamp. OI Division was great and my time spent on Trenton was a highlight of my life. The Barcelona tragedy sucked.
Stolzman, PaulUSS San Juan (SSN 751)STS2(SS)SonarDec 1986 – Aug 19911st Boat is always the best boat!
Stolzoff, MarkUSS Tucson (SSN 770)ET2NAVJan 7, 2002 – Feb 3, 2003
Stomackin, MorrisUSS Johnston (DD 821)F/1CA BELOW DECKSep 1948 – Sep 1949
Stomackin, MorrisUSS Johnston (DD 821)F/1CA below deckSep 1946 – Sep 1948plank owner
Stommel, JoeUSS Ogden (LPD 5)MR3A gangDec 16, 1984 – Jul 7, 1987I would like to talk to any of my old shipmates
Stommel, Robert (Stormn Stom)USS Ortolan (ASR 22)EM1EOct 28, 1977 – Jul 8, 1980I spent a lot of time in the battery locker. But it wasn't easy to get to in a storm.
Stomp, BradUSS Curts (FFG 38)BMSNOperationsJun 14, 2001 – Feb 26, 2004A great deal of fond memories occured in my life, as a result of my experiences, on and with, the command(s) of The Curts. Congratulations to all whe shared the same experiences as I.
Stompf, LarryUSS Grayling (SSN 646)QM2QMFeb 8, 1986 – Jul 1, 1989Rulers of the North
Stomski, AaronUSS Virginia (SSN 774)EnsignTBDOct 9, 2009 – Dec 31, 2009
Stomsky, MarkUSS Guam (LPH 9)ABF-2V-4Apr 1979 – Dec 1982Med Cruise, Norway, England, memories that will last forever. Pad-eye beach, ICE cold showers and the first smell of JP-4 in the morning. I would do it all over again in a heart beat. Fuels-Repair made it all happen. Best wishes to all.
Stone, AaronUSS Whidbey Island (LSD 41)OS2OIFeb 9, 2001 – Feb 17, 2004
Stone, AaronUSS George C. Marshall (SSBN 654)MT2Missile Division1988 – 1988Served TAD on this boat to qualify subs, which I did. Had a great port call in Plymouth, England. I was assigned to the 617 Alexander Hamilton which was in refit in Bremerton, Washington. I really enjoyed my patrol.
Stone, AdrianUSS Midway (CV 41)RMSNDeck/ComJan 1980 – Oct 1982I arrived in Yokosuka, Japan strapping young man the tender age of 19; and when I return state side I was a well rounded man of 22. I can honestly say that serving aboard CVA-41 Midway help shape the man I have become in life.
Stone, AjUSS England (CG 22)FN/BTB -EngineeringMay 1979 – Nov 1981Job assignment - Forward Fireroom
Stone, Albert (Buzzy)USS Aludra (AF 55)BOATSMAN1963 – Mar 1967i am looking for crew members that were aboard USS Aludra AF-55. i have 3 different types of cancer and am looking for proof from other crew members that we did dry dock in da nang harbor. please help.....
Stone, AnthonyUSS Proteus (AS 19)En3E-divisionNov 1990 –
Stone, ArnoldUSS Bainbridge (CGN 25)EW2CD-CE-CW changed to ?-OE-OMMay 15, 1977 – Jun 15, 1981Of all the places to misspend one's youth, The Billy B was an interesting place to do it. Four years underway and 2 1/2 Westpacs was enough for me! Yo, Stan! I still don't remember the name of that training radar!!
Stone, BenUSS Procyon (AF 61)Ship Serviceman 3rd ClassSupplyAug 4, 1966 – Feb 12, 1970I ran the ship & clothing store, supply room, & vending machines. I also played guitar. I sold ALL you guys from '66-'70 all your clothes, ship store supplies, & did your laundry LOL.
Stone, BillUSS Tattnall (DDG 19)MMC1972 – 1976Retired off the Tattnall April 1976 while ship in yard in Philadelphia Mary Anne Stone (Bill's wife) Bill died from Non-Hodgkins lymphoma in August 2001
Stone, BillUSS Puget Sound (AD 38)IM3R-4May 18, 1991 – May 23, 1994
Stone, BillUSS Conyngham (DDG 17)BT3BSep 1968 – Feb 1972
Stone, BillyUSS California (CGN 36)CTOC(SW)OTJan 6, 1996 – Jun 7, 1998Cush duty compared to CTO shore duty. I miss the camaraderie of most of the crew.
Stone, BobbyUSS Princeton (CV 37)Sep 1949 – 1950
Stone, BrianUSS Reuben James (FFG 57)ETCCS4Aug 27, 1997 – Nov 2000The ship is and always will be just a ship. The Chief's mess was solid, the crew while I was aboard was close, three deployments in three years and people still got along.
Stone, BrianUSS Hercules (PHM 2)ETOpsAug 1989 – Jan 1992
Stone, BryanUSS David R. Ray (DD 971)BM1993 – 1995
Stone, Carl/stoneyUSS Sterett (CG 31)OS2OI1974 – 1978This was my first Ship. I was Honored to serve aboard her. I made many Great!!! friends. I have many fond memories of the 2 WesPac's aboard her. I sure hope that all is well!!!
Stone, CaseyUSS Hunley (AS 31)DP1EAm data processingMay 15, 1964 – May 10, 1966I left the Hunley to go to IBM repair school in DC, I was an instructor at the data processing school in Treasure Island CA. From there I went to Camp Lejuene N.C naval hospital where I was in charge ot data processing
Stone, CharlesUSS Nereus (AS 17)Seaman 1stDeck handAug 1945 – Oct 1946
Stone, CharlesUSS Nereus (AS 17)S1CBoatsmanOct 5, 1945 –Captain's orderly
Stone, ChrisUSS Valley Forge (CG 50)LCDRWEPS/CSApr 2001 – Mar 2004A terrific ship manned by even better sailors... what a shame to see her go!

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