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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Scerba, MikeUSS Leyte Gulf (CG 55)SK1(SW)S-1Sep 21, 1991 – Mar 1, 1996The answer to that question,"What do you miss about the Navy?" My Shipmates. People you can count on; you would put it on the line for. The Navy doesn't prepare you for "the real world", because I'll never work finer professi
Scerba, MikeUSS America (CV 66)SK2S-1MDec 1981 – Feb 1984Had blast with my shipmates Newberry, Sewell, Boughner, Pavese, Johnson, Harlow and others. EEEEMMEEE!
Scerbicke, GlennUSS Constellation (CV 64)ABF3V-4Nov 2, 1982 – Nov 1, 1985Geez,it's been almost 25 years...and it seems like yesterday. Worked on the flight deck and was division supply P.O. I just want to say thanks to all my V-4 bros for a great period in my life.Honor serving with Uall
Scerbo, Joseph/scerbsUSS Pensacola (LSD 38)YN3Deck then to AdminDec 10, 1970 – Dec 1, 1972Precom crew (Plankowner). Served on deck crew then to Admin. Went to Gitmo, North Atlantic cruise, Med cruise. Temporary Staff duty to Iwo Jima. Released Spain.
Schaack, PaulUSS Frederick (LST 1184)IC2EDec 25, 1976 – Jun 27, 1980Best of Luck to everyone!!
Schaack, RossUSS Savannah (AOR 4)DP5S-1Sep 5, 1974 – Sep 11, 1977Some of the most memorable experiences of my life come from my time on the Savannah. The North Atlantic and Med. cruises were eye-openers for a youngster from North Dakota.
Schaaf, ChuckUSS Tripoli (LPH 10)AG2OAJun 30, 1975 – Jun 1, 1977The USS Tirpoli or otherwise known of as Building #10, or the USS Cripoli and not to be confused with the Brokinawa. Greetings to the Weather Guessers!
Schaaf, DavidUSS Canopus (AS 34)MR1R-21974 – 1978
Schaaf, GeorgeUSS Ramsey (FFG 2)SK2SupplyNov 1967 – Nov 1968Had the time of my life! Plank owner & crew member of the 1st WestPac Cruise as the Office Storekeeper under Chief Randall. 2nd to none! USS Ramsey DEG-2
Schaaf, GlenUSS Okinawa (LPH 3)SFM3RJan 1962 – Mar 1963Plank Owner. Gitmo Bay shake down cruise. Cuban Missile Crisis. Many good times with crew members.
Schaaf, JohnUSS Sylvania (AFS 2)MM 3mApr 1966 – May 1968usn retired. bet you all didn't see that coming. remember the swiss bar?
Schaaf, LeeUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)EM1Reactor ElectricalApr 1985 – Apr 10, 1989Did 4yrs on Enterprise, 6 in the Navy. Great start to life.
Schaaf, MelUSS Wadsworth (FFG 9)E-2/BM1991 – 1992
Schaaf, PaulUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)ABEANV-2Feb 11, 1996 – Sep 11, 1997Loved my time on the Big E. May the name live on
Schaaf, RonUSS Constellation (CV 64)AMS2VA146/AMDOct 1971 – Jul 2, 1972AMD Airframes/ Tire shop
Schaafsma, TimothyUSS Fort Fisher (LSD 40)E2,E3OCOct 11, 1975 – Apr 15, 1976 I was a Postal Clerk,guy by the name of Truesdale trained me before he had to leave. I remember a lot of really good people on that ship, and a lot of good times. There was a guy we called OD who showed me around Subic the first time.
Schaal, HankUSS Tarawa (CV 40)FTC3FOX1953 – Mar 13, 1955
Schaal, JohnUSNS Supply (T-AOE 6)Dp2S-71967 – 1969
Schaal, KimberlyUSS Briscoe (DD 977)0-2CS9 sonarMar 9, 1998 – Mar 9, 2000
Schaale, EricUSS Josephus Daniels (CG 27)BMSR1st DivisionApr 18, 1978 – Feb 20, 1980
Schaale, PaulUSS Ranger (CV 61)MM3MJun 7, 1957 – Sep 1958The crew was the best
Schaar, RodneyUSS Coral Sea (CV 43)RM3CRNov 10, 1970 – Oct 27, 1971Still remember Ed Ball, a good friend.
Schaarschmidt, HaroldUSS Aspro (SSN 648)SNDeck / Sub DriverJan 1980 – Jan 1983My first ship. Made good friends and memories. Times I'll never forget.
Schaber, ChuckNaval Station MayportBT2BoilerAug 1982 – Jan 1987I have a lot of good memories from the Sampson. Its hard to believe that was 30 years ago.
Schabot, BillUSS Florikan (ASR 9)ET1(SW)OperationsOct 26, 1986 – Oct 26, 1989Small ships are the way to go. The crew is tighter. I Retired to Virginia Beach in 2000.
Schabot, BillUSS Esteem (MSO 438)ET2Operations1982 – 1983Wasn't there very long, but enough to get to the Rose Festival and Alaska. Great ship. I retire as an ETC(SW) in 2000
Schabow, ScottUSS Thomas S. Gates (CG 51)FC2(SW)CFJun 10, 1988 – Aug 1992
Schache, EarlUSS Nimitz (CVN 68)CWO3XDec 16, 1983 – May 10, 1986
Schache, EarlUSS Elliot (DD 967)YN1/CWO3X DivSep 19, 1975 – Nov 15, 1977Plank Owner. Finest group of guys I ever served with. Sorry to see her go.
Schacher, GaryUSS Clifton Sprague (FFG 16)GMCS-3Mar 1981 – Jun 29, 1983MANY MEMORIES The Plankowner crew was second to none. A reunion sounds great. cpoguns@yahoo.com
Schacher, TonyUSS San Francisco (SSN 711)ET3 SS/DVNAV/OPSMay 1993 – Aug 1997
Schack, DaveUSS Alamo (LSD 33)SM2OPSJan 12, 1983 – Jan 13, 1987Look out! Gator Navy comin' thru! You call, We haul!
Schack, HalUSS Dahlgren (DDG 43)mmEngineering1976 – 1979I am a sales manager now of a Chrysler Dodge and Jeep store still try to stay in touch with some of my fellow shipmates I live in Florida still
Schack, KenUSS Piedmont (AD 17)MS2SupplyJan 1975 – Jul 1979I was assigned to the USS Piedmont AD -17 in January of 1975 to July 1979..Assigned mostly to the ships Bake Shop..The endless nights baking pies,cakes and breakfast pastries. Proud to have served. 5 great yrs.
Schack, PaulUSS Henry B. Wilson (DDG 7)STG-13rdJun 20, 1971 – Apr 15, 1977I was aSonar Technician, but spent a lot of time loading shells in the Gun mounts
Schackart, FrankUSS McKee (AS 41)ET1Aug 26, 1981 – Oct 10, 1986
Schackel, MichaelUSS Bagley (DE 1069)STG 1SonarNov 1970 – 1974
Schackman, JoeUSS Shangri-La (CV 38)AirmanV-2Oct 1957 – Oct 19596 yr Reserves program, reported aboard in Bremerton, WA, no boot camp, Starboard Catapult deck edge operator. Left ship in Yokosuka, Japan.
Schad, BrianUSS Shenandoah (AD 44)HT21984 – 199584-86 USS Shenandoah AD-44 86-87 BUD/S class 142 87-89 SDV Team 2 89-92 SEAL Team 5 92-95 NSW Center
Schad, DavidUSS Fulton (AS 11)OM2-OMC(SW)R-2May 4, 1971 – Jul 30, 1982Optical Shop

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