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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Strickland, RoyUSS Graffias (AF 29) GMG3 gunnerySep 3, 1965 – Nov 27, 1968
Strickland, SteveUSS David R. Ray (DD 971)ET2CSE1Oct 25, 1988 – Nov 2, 1992
Strickland, SteveGrey Ghosts (VMFA 531)sgtmetal shop flt deck checkerJul 1971 – Jul 1973What a trip. Dave, I read where you retired from the airlines. I retired from the railroad. Do you know anything about Larry Clausen or Milligan?
Strickland, Strick9USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72)WT3WeaponsOct 14, 1988 – Apr 14, 1991Horned Shellback, Plankowner
Strickland, TanishaUSS George Washington (CVN 73)HM3/E4MEDICALJan 10, 2004 – Mar 1, 2007ENJOYED MY TIME
Strickland, ThomasUSS Pyro (AE 24)BT3/BT1/CPTBoilerFeb 10, 1978 – Jul 10, 1981Served 8 years in the Navy left as a BT1 Joined the US Army Officer Candidate School Retired As A CPT Infantry O-3E in March 2000 Remeber Jerry Turner and Curtis States abd Smitty
Strickland, TimUSS Independence (CV 62)IC3E1991 – 1993Crazy to think how long ago I served. Good times were had for sure.
Strickland, TimUSS Milwaukee (AOR 2)GMG33rd divisionMar 1978 – Dec 1981had some wild and crazy times don't miss the watches in after steering and taking temps in the ammo magazines hope every one I served with is doing fine jesus saves and satan sucks
Strickland, TodUSS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72)WT3WeaponsOct 21, 1988 – Feb 19, 1991Helped build the ship and then started Sea Trials. Have a lot of memories on that Ship. Plankowner/Shellback...did the cruise around the "horn" and up to San Francisco.
Strickland, TomUSS Independence (CV 62)ATCIM-3,3M OfficeSep 1982 – Mar 1985
Strickland, TonyUSS Bainbridge (CGN 25)E-5/IC2CDOct 10, 1983 – Oct 10, 1985One of the best ships ever
Strickland, TracyUSNS Mount Baker (T-AE 34)EN3STREAMFeb 7, 1991 – Oct 1995Great time, still love the old pig even though she is gone.
Strickland, WayneUSS Spartanburg County (LST 1192)EN4Engine RoomNov 1987 – Sep 1990 I had a great time and learnd a lot.
Strickland Jr, George "Mad Max"Recruit Training Command Great LakesE-4195Feb 23, 1995 – Mar 7, 1997
Stricklen, MarkThunderbolts (VA 176)AE-2squadronJun 8, 1981 – Jan 19, 1984We sure had a lot of good times together. And some rough ones too. I look back and am amazed at how we ever got through some of them. Oh what fun. No really I mean it.
Strickler, AdamUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)ET2OE01Apr 20, 1998 – Nov 22, 2002What is there to say? Most names invoked a memory and I just wanted the height of the main mast. Did anyone else go "ooh, I remember her/him..." for about every name?" adamstrickler@gmail. com Ha, might share my list
Strickler, GerldUSS Orion (AS 18)ENFNAft engineroomMay 1982 – Oct 1983I worked in port services first. I had some great times on the girl. I really miss all my friends and Petty officer Duffy.
Strickler, JohnUSS Saipan (LHA 2)Ad3Jet shopMar 1, 1990 – Mar 3, 1993
Strickler, RayUSS Ranger (CV 61)CTOSNOZMay 1975 – Dec 17, 1976Man I sure was young then
Stricklin, BillyUSS Oliver Hazard Perry (FFG 7)GSM-3ENG1995 – Aug 16, 1996I enjoyed being on that ship, maybe a little to much
Stricklin, Charles StrickUSS Lexington (CV 16)MS 2S 2Apr 9, 1986 – Jun 22, 1991I was mess deck master at arm and cook while on the Lex. The Lexington was the best duty station that I had, much love to P -cola
Stricklin, Charles StrickUSS Lexington (CV 16)MS2S2Aug 9, 1986 – Jun 12, 1990
Stricklin, FrankUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)ET E5OperationsFeb 9, 1969 – Mar 5, 1973Many a VC's heart was within him quelled as he saw slipping stealthily throught the mists of the Tonkin Gulf, the sleek grey hull of the fast attack refridgerator Sacramento. No sleep TET 69. Lots of beer in Po Town.
Stricklin, GaryUSS Hawkbill (SSN 666)TMSep 1975 – May 1979Many good times were had by all! The loading of beer in the torpedo tubes, the parties in Maui at the Pioneer Inn! Me, Reno and Lonnie Bymers on our Harleys!!
Stricklin, James (Strick)USS Proteus (AS 19)EN3EngineroomNov 1963 – Nov 1965Loved visiting Scotland, Spain and Charleston, SC. Did not like Guam!
Stricklin, JimUSS Blueback (SS 581)MM1(SS)M DIVISION-ENGINEROOMJul 1966 – Feb 1969Ordered to Blueback after graduating "Nuke school" with L toZ. Then they finally called me back. Should have stayed aboard. Best crew and best boat of the three I was on.
Stricklin, KinneUSS Princeton (CG 59)Fn2Gsm1995 – 1997
Stricklin, PhillipUSS Okinawa (LPH 3)AG3 (PASSED AG2)OAJul 1972 – Aug 12, 1974Some of my fondest memories & friends were on that ship. She was a good ship and died a honorable death. Much better to see her sunk as a training exercise, than scrapped out like the Ticonderoga was in Long Beach.
Stricklin, Scott "Checkered Demon"USS Oriskany (CVA 34)ETN3OENov 20, 1969 – Sep 16, 1971OE division what a great bunch.Webster,Thomann,Gerry Benner,Zeschin Dave Sommers just to mention a few.Flight ops from the 07 level.Plus there was the gourmet food served 21 hours a day...mystery meat in four flavors...yumeee....mouthwatering, especi
Strickling, John profile iconUSS Randolph (CVS 15)Radioman 2ndCR DivisionOct 1967 – Feb 1969
Strickling, SteveUSS America (CV 66)RM3CR DIVMar 27, 1982 – Feb 15, 1985
Strickroth, Darrin Aka RatUSS Dubuque (LPD 8)HT2RJan 7, 1985 – Sep 9, 1988I sailed with the wildest bunch of squids in R div. to sasebo japan. you guys were the best I am a fireman in ca. the A gang was nuts too Gaz, DooDoo, Hoppy, Klene, Kidder ,Smitty ,klien ,Roy,Tonto,Geerydog,Rau Rusty,D.j hipster ,hiddle
Strickroth, John (Tony)USS Stump (DD 978)GMG2CS1991 – 1995
Strickrott, W. BruceUSS Horne (CG 30)FC1FoxAug 1987 – Mar 1989Left the Navy in 1992, went back to school for an Ocean Engineering degree, now am Chief Pilot of the DSV ALVIN for Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Strid, MarcUSS Navasota (AO 106)YN3Ship's OfficeSep 1, 1972 – Aug 1974Enjoyed serving in the ship's office as a Yeoman. Came aboard while the ship was in dry dock preparing for Vietnam cruise. Deployed 72&73 to Vietnam via Subic Bay. Crossed equator - what fun! Discharged in 74.
Strieby, KellyUSS Antietam (CG 54)FC@/E6CGNov 1, 1986 –Plank Owner on the finest ship ever!!! CIWS Tech
Strieck, SteveUSS Worden (CG 18)FTM24thSep 1967 – May 1969seems like just yesterday-- loved the ship and am still in contact with a number of the crew
Strieck, SteveUSS Richmond K. Turner (CG 20)FTM2Fox1970 – 1971loved the ship and it's great crew-RIP-- you served well
Strief, DougUSS Harlan County (LST 1196)EM2Engineering1971 – 1972Plank Owner and Shellback from the maiden cruise. Picked up the crew and flew to Long Beach. Captain wanted Shellback so we went to the equator before transversing the Panama Canal. Great crew, good times.
Strieter, JimUSS Lake Champlain (CV 39)AN, SN, YN3, YN2G (ARMORY) & CAPT OFFICESep 1, 1961 – Sep 15, 19631st ship and learned a lot. Used to be the guy that untangled the shot line after a refueling. I also checked the lot numbers of expired/damaged ammo because no one else wanted to do it . I retired in 1981 as YNC.

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