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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Storlie, Alton (Bill)USS Dixie (AD 14)EM1c(T)V3Jan 2, 1942 – 1945This entry is my Father, who went by "Bill." He was a school teacher from S.D. when he enlisted in 1941. In the Navy, he was trained as an electrician and hired by Bonneville Power Administration when he left the Navy.
Storm, CrystalUSS Briscoe (DD 977)SN E-2OD01Mar 1, 2003 – Oct 2, 2003First ship-had fun great experiences - loved the whales!
Storm, DavidUSS Simpson (FFG 56)E-5 / FC2(SW)CS3 / CS2Mar 21, 2001 – May 31, 2005Enjoyed my tour, two deployments, and four different captains. Was onboard for the home port shift from Norfolk to Mayport as well as the yard period. Earned my ESWS, 2 NAM, and second class. was fun sinking DD-997 ('04)
Storm, Henry J.USS America (CV 66)ABFCV-4 Aviation FuelsMay 10, 1976 – Jun 1, 1979Finest memories of what a big deck carrier was supposed to operate like. Great ship, great leadership, coupled with a great crew. What more could a sailor ask.
Storm, JeffUSS Belleau Wood (LHA 3)ABH-3V-3 DivisionApr 5, 1982 – Apr 5, 1986Great time while onboard. Got lucky and made 2 West-Pacs, Longbeach then 10 months in Bremerton.
Storm, Louis profile iconUSS L. Y. Spear (AS 36)CDRSupply DepartmentOct 1, 1976 – Feb 1, 1979On the Bridge for the collision. Damage was NOT minor. Mississippi River Pilot was out of his league handling the SPEAR. Injuries but, thankfully, no deaths. I was called to testify @ the Inquest.
Storm, PaulUSS Normandy (CG 60)FC2CFAug 1, 1989 – Jun 9, 1992plankowner
Storm, PaulUSS Normandy (CG 60)FC2CFAug 1, 1989 – Jun 9, 1992Plankowner - miss the people, don't miss the lifestyle at all. Living working as a systems analyst (ecommerce) in the Tampa Bay area. It'd be fun to hear from anyone - it's been a while. Drop me line.
Storm, RayUSS Duluth (LPD 6)HM2Hospital/Sick BayJul 27, 1971 – Mar 30, 1972Good to see several names that bring back good memories!
Storm, RonUSS Albany (SSN 753)RM2/SSRadioJul 15, 1992 – Jul 30, 1996Josh, It's Dr. Storm now. Over 10 years later, I still think back and laugh at all the stuff that we did. Wouldn't do it again, but wouldn't have missed it for the world. ronaldstorm@hotmail.com
Storm, RussellUSS Richard S. Edwards (DD 950)GMG22ndJan 1980 – Dec 1982
Storm, ScottUSNS Niagara Falls (T-AFS 3)YN3Admin1966 – 1968I was part of the commissioning crew in 1967. I worked in the Admin Dept. Although my rating was a YN my duties consisted of a PN. Maybe some of the guys will remember me as helpful with leave papers and discharges.
Storman, JoelUSS Enterprise (CVAN 65)E-3S-6Jun 15, 1961 – Feb 1963Plankowner. This was a time to remember. Would like to get to the 50th reunion. Live in Denver Colorado. Remember the bread
Stormer, DonUSS Proteus (AS 19)TMCW-1Feb 1970 – Nov 1971
Stormer, DougUSS Marvin Shields (FF 1066)MM3MMay 1985 – Jan 1988
Stormer, JohnUSS Wabash (AOR 5)BT2Oct 1985 – Oct 1988We busted our ass , but we had a bash
Stormer, JohnUSS Cleveland (LPD 7)BT2BJan 1981 – Nov 1984We worked hard and long and partied harder and longer. It was so much fun I did 3 more years on the Wabash AOR 5. That was enough fun for me. Thanks for the memories!
Stormer, RobertUSS Kasaan Bay (CVE 69)Petty Officer F/Cnot sure on his division1943 – 1945I am Bob's grandson am not sure when he came aboard. I am assuming 1943 he was on the John Penn when it was sank in 1943. He just passed away and anyone who knew him please e-mail. He was very proud of his service.
Stormes, RogerNaval Hospital Corpsman SchoolHM7thJul 1, 1945 – May 11, 1946Writing this contact shipmates of Fall River in memory of my brother Robert J. Stormes, died 5/111/46 aboard the Fall River at Pearl Harbor en route to Bikini, Operation Crossroads. I am Roger Stormes Former Hm USNR
Stormont, Alan W.USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75)YNC(SW)Reactor AdminAug 30, 1996 – Jun 18, 2000Reactor Department Admin LCPO (plankowner), retired in 2003. Currently with the National Park Service, Denver, CO. TRUMAN was my last ship. Note to all: "Fair winds and following seas!"
Storms, AlexisUSS Nimitz (CVN 68)OS E-5OIJan 2000 – Aug 2001The yards was fun! "Well behaved women rarely make history" -author unknown
Storms, DamonUSS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72)DC2FIRENov 28, 1988 – Sep 2, 1992Isalute the men of cvn72 plank owner and shellback
Storms, DamonUSS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72)DC2eng/fireNov 28, 1988 – Sep 1, 1992hello from kentucky far from the ocean but at your finger tips so what has been hapening?
Storms, DarinUSS Trenton (LPD 14)E-41ST BLT. 8TH MARINES 2ND MAR DIVNov 1, 1989 – Apr 1, 1990I have a lot of great memory's from the Med Float. I played rugby, Skied the French Alps, ate like a king and drank like a fish! The training was awesome I was a Mechanic for the Rigid Raiders and the Zodiacs.
Storms, DarinUSS Nassau (LHA 4)E-48TH MARINES 2ND MAR DIVAug 1988 – Nov 1988Turned 21 in Norway. I will never forget how cold the training was or how the mountains came out of the ocean in Norway! Hamburg Germany was fantastic great people!
Storms, DarinUSS Nassau (LHA 4)E-48TH MARINES 2ND MAR DIV1988 – 1988Turned 21 in Norway. I will never forget how cold the training was or how the mountains came out of the ocean in Norway! Hamburg Germany was fantastic great people!
Storms, ErnestUSS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)DP2S7May 15, 1975 – Sep 15, 1978
Storms, ErnestUSS Acadia (AD 42)DP1S7Sep 15, 1981 – Sep 15, 1982
Storms, FrankUSS Bronstein (DE 1037)E4 TM3weaponsNov 15, 1967 –soo long ago... boarded in san diego, just before moving to drydock in long beach. wespac trip ,the evans collision, i was just a kid. so many of us were. anyone remember the xo"s new thunderbird rolling off. hi doug spe
Storms, JamesUSS Albany (CG 10)May 5, 2006 –My name is James M. Storms and I am the grandson of RADM James G. Storms III. I am attempting to research his naval career and learn more about him. Anything that you could contribute would be greatly appreciated. My email address is stormsjm@jmu.edu
Storms, JosephUSS Haleakala (AE 25)HT2RMay 31, 1992 – Dec 14, 1993I HAD A FANTASTIC TIME ONBOARD AND MET MY BEAUTIFUL WIFE EUGENIA (RM1 BICY) WHILE ONBOARD. WE LIVE IN VA. BEACH.
Storms, MattUSS Essex (LHD 2)AC2OCJun 20, 2000 – Jun 17, 2003It was the best of times, it was the worst of times
Storms, MichaelUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)E-4 / AS3(AW/SW)IM-4Jul 17, 1997 – Apr 6, 2000I learned so much during my 3 years onboard "Big John". My heart goes out to the 1997 and 1999-2000 Cruise Crew. Best of luck to you all. To the IM-4 Crew during this timeframe, "Thank you for teaching me the way of the SE."
Storms, RickUSS America (CV 66)bt3bNov 1974 – Jul 1977
Storms, StevenUSS Rogers (DD 876)E4Do not rememberOct 4, 1978 – Oct 10, 1979
Storo, LouisUSS El Paso (LKA 117)FiremanBosnmateJul 9, 1980 – Jul 16, 1982I remember Mediterranean/Indian Ocean Cruise - Off the coast of Iran during Iranian Hostage Crisis. We were all ready and willing to die for our Country!
Storozuk, MikeUSS Spruance (DD 963)GMG2GApr 1978 – Jul 1981Good friends, a good journey and some unbelieveable adventures. Glad to have served.
Storozynsky, StephenUSS Ranger (CV 61)PN3X5 Division1991 – 1993
Storozynsky, StephenUSS Jarrett (FFG 33)PN3Admin1993 – 1995
Storr, Charles profile iconUSS Barbey (FF 1088)MM3A GANG Nov 30, 1975 – Jun 22, 1979

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