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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
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| Schenk, Ron | USS Preserver (ARS 8) | RM2(SW) | Operations | Dec 1991 – Oct 1992 | I was an RMSN when I got to this ship straight out of A school. wasn't too long afterwards the ship was decommissioned. |
| Schenk, Ron | NAVCOMMSTA San Diego, CA | RM2(SW) | Tech Control | Oct 1997 – Jun 1999 | |
| Schenk, Scotty | USS Guadalcanal (LPH 7) | E4 | AIMD | 1979 – 1982 | WONDERING IF BEATLE BAILEY AND DAFFY DUCK PAINTING ARE STILL ON THE WALL? |
| Schenk, Ted | USS Farragut (DDG 37) | BT | B Division | Aug 1980 – Aug 1984 | does anyone remember the fire onboard in 1983?? trying to validate some information and would love to hear some firsthand stories. |
| Schenk, Terry | USS New York City (SSN 696) | ET1/SS | Reactor Controls | Nov 17, 1985 – Aug 10, 1989 | It's been over 20 years, but I still remember the good times. (And of course some of the not so good times.) |
| Schenk, Tim/doc | USS Ponce (LPD 15) | HN | 1st Bat. 8th Mar. 2nd Mar. | 1971 – 1973 | Served with the Marines and trained in Puerto Rico and Panama. Enjoyed being on the ship and working sick bay. The ship had a very proud crew. |
| Schenk, Tom | USS Portland (LSD 37) | SK3 | Apr 1989 – 1991 | I loved every day aboard \" peawee \" and I miss her and all I served with. Let get a reunion started ! | |
| Schenk, William (Bill) | USS Sargo (SSN 583) | ENC | M Division | Jan 1959 – Jan 1962 | Deceased 12/10/2013. Daddy was a good man. He loved his shipmates and Navy life. I heard an interview of a sailor,for the first time I understood much more about my Dad the sailor, unfortunately it was just after he died |
| Schenke, Bob | USS Kitty Hawk (CVA 63) | ABF4 | V4 | Jul 1967 – Apr 1971 | Worked flight deck refueling jets, then flight deck control, |
| Schenkel, Donald | USS Spruance (DD 963) | GMM1 | G div and F div | Jul 1975 – May 1979 | |
| Schenkel, Donald | USS Chicago (CG 11) | GMM2 | T3 | Nov 1968 – Jun 1972 | Three WestPac cruises, came aboard as a GMM3 left as a GMM1 selectee. The Chicago one of the two best ships I was on. She was always ready to go, and ready for a good fight. |
| Schenkel, Donald | USS Dahlgren (DDG 43) | GMC | Fox | May 1982 – Oct 1984 | |
| Schenkel, Donald | USS Preble (DDG 46) | GMC | Fox | Oct 1984 – Jun 1987 | |
| Schenkel, Donald | USS Albany (CG 10) | GMM1 | TARTAR | Jan 1975 – Jun 1975 | |
| Schenkel, John | USS Rodney M. Davis (FFG 60) | CSC(SW) | SS02 | Sep 2002 – Apr 2005 | Great crew! Great Food what else can I say!! I miss it sometimes. But I rather be with my family.lets go to the NAG. No! I think not. 8 months was enough. |
| Schenkel, John | USS Estocin (FFG 15) | SS02 | Apr 1989 – Apr 1991 | That was a some Great Lakes Cruise. I think I was drunk the whole time. Man we were never home. But it was fun now that I look back. Thanks to my shipmates. | |
| Schenkel, John | USS Sentry (MCM 3) | MS1 (SW) | SS02 | Apr 1996 – Apr 1999 | This was a rewarding tour but it was rough. The first thing I learned on hear was this ship will make you or break you. I was was not letting a ship break me. Thanks for the ride because it paid off. I will allways remember 2 bell hell! |
| Schenkel, John | USS Forrestal (CV 59) | MS3 | SS02/SS05 | Apr 1984 – Jul 1986 | Like said in many tales that I have read about this great lady. She was my first ship and was my best ship. From SLEP in Phily to the Med Cruise in 86. Nothing better than the FID |
| Schenkel, John | USS Estocin (FFG 15) | MS1 (SW) | SS02 | Sep 1, 1989 – Oct 29, 1992 | It was some rough duty but it was also very rewarding. That Great Lakes Cruise of 1991 was the best cruise I ever made in my 24 years of Naval service. |
| Schenkemeyer, Rick | USS Hector (AR 7) | HT2 | R1 | Jan 30, 1973 – Apr 14, 1976 | worked in carpenter shop then the heavy shop with a great bunch of guys, liberty call |
| Schenker, Richard | USS Petrof Bay (CVE 80) | S 1/C | Second | Feb 1943 – Feb 1946 | My father, Richard, is still alive. He attends all of the Petrof Bay reunions. |
| Schenning, David | USS Nimitz (CVN 68) | akan | vs-24 | May 9, 1982 – May 9, 1986 | |
| Schenzel, Jason | USS Inchon (MCS 12) | QM3 SW | Navigation | Nov 2, 1992 – Oct 26, 1996 | My one and only ship. Some of the people I met along the way, QM3 Morgan, QM3 Ford, QM1 Brown, Chief Harpin, SN French, SN Littlejohn, BM3 Griffin, RM2 Morgan, EC3 Case, Cheif McComas. Thanks for all the memories. |
| Scheper, Christopher | USS Ticonderoga (CG 47) | SA | OD 01 first division | 1986 – 1988 | Who remembers the “supposliders†|
| Schepers, Dan | USS Kitty Hawk (CV 63) | IS2 | OZ | 1990 – 1993 | |
| Schepp, David "dizzy" | USS Truxtun (CGN 35) | DC3 | REPAIR | Jan 15, 1988 – Nov 23, 1991 | Looking for the old crew |
| Schepp, Dizzy David | USS Truxtun (CGN 35) | dc-3 | repair | 1988 – 1991 | |
| Schepp, Rudy | Destroyer Squadron 31 (DESRON 31) | bt 2 | b | Oct 20, 1968 – Mar 22, 1972 | One of the best three and one half years of my life,if I had it to do over again would raise a little more hell than I did,excellant ship mates and officers |
| Schepperly, Mike | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | IC3 | E | Mar 7, 1992 – Mar 4, 1994 | MR I IS STILL ALIVE!!!!!!!! |
| Scheppler, Jack | USS Proteus (AS 19) | E-3 SN | DECK | 1983 – 1985 | I think fondly of those days I was a 17yr old skinny kid with alot to learn.Thanks to all the guys in deck divison that put up with my and took care of me .you all were brother's I needed. The proteus is it all the rest is Bullshit! |
| Schepps, Jeff | USS Charleston (LKA 113) | bm2 | 3rd | Nov 20, 1976 – Jun 13, 1980 | 2 meds, yards, gitmo..boat coxswain lcm 6 and lcm 8 |
| Scherbarth, Gordon (Sage Brush) | USS John King (DDG 3) | RM2 WHEN TRANSFERRED | OC | Oct 1962 – Dec 1965 | |
| Scherber, Terry | USS Blandy (DD 943) | MM2 | M | Oct 23, 1981 – Nov 5, 1982 | Also served on the AD 42 & LSD 40. Joined Minneapolis Pipefitters Local 539 in 1988.Currently employed at General Mills Riverside, also teach 3rd year apprentice intro to steam and hot water. |
| Scherber, Vincent | USS Wasp (CV 18) | YN | ASW GRU 2 | Mar 1, 1970 – Apr 30, 1972 | |
| Scherdin, Bob | USS Denver (LPD 9) | RD-2 | OI | Feb 1967 – Jun 1970 | Plank Owner; Created Mile High, Mile Ahead ship's Logo, at Sand Point NAS, Seattle; Responsible for avoiding collision in Hong Kong Harbor 1970; Son Michael RD2 on LPD-7, Music Minister Robbin Kudder RD2 on LPD-8. |
| Schere, David | USS Texas (CGN 39) | DS2 | Combat Systems | Jan 2, 1986 – Jan 2, 1990 | I met some great people. I've moved on finished college and have a wife and two children. |
| Scherer, Dennis | USS Proteus (AS 19) | PM3 | R-1/R-6 | Jun 26, 1975 – Oct 8, 1977 | The Proteus was my ship and I sure learned a lot about life there. Had a great time and still think about people I met and hope to see again one day. Maybe at the reunion in 2006 in San Diego. |
| Scherer, Dennis | USS Fulton (AS 11) | PM! | R-6; R-9 | Oct 10, 1984 – Oct 10, 1988 | State Pier New London |
| Scherer, Dennis | USS L. Y. Spear (AS 36) | PM2 | R-6 Pattern Shop | Nov 8, 1977 – Sep 16, 1979 | Came to the Spear for the Proteus in Guam. Loved every minute being there |
| Scherer, Ed | USS Tinosa (SSN 606) | QM2 SS DV | Navigation | 1966 – 1969 | Living in Alaska |
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