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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Senior, EdwinUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)AT-2VAQ-137, TAD to AIMD W/C 642 (VANS)May 1974 – May 1975First cruise, and it was a long one! I remember well Mombasa, the Yankee Station "detour" and Operation Frequent Wind.
Senior, EdwinUSS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)AT-1VAQ-135, TAD to AIMD W/C 642 (VANS)Mar 1981 – Oct 1981Loved the cruise! I was the Dawn Treader (mornings 7-10 AM) on KHWK-FM 91.5 for most of the cruise. Capt. Foster S. Teague ("I'd rather be a graduate of the Unniversity of Texas than be a Commie!") was the best ship's captain I ever s
Senior, ErnestUSS Savannah (AOR 4)BTCMENGINEERING DEPTOct 1984 – Oct 1984Never seen a SHIP work so smoothly. From Engineering Dept to Deck Dept To Supply Dept and everyone else. Who can forget Mr Bunker, Mr Cook and Mr Gauldoni all CHENGs. And of course thr Greatest CMC BMCM O'Tool.
Senior, JohnUSS Constant (MSO 427)SEAMAN?1963 – 1965
Senior, JohnUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)PrivateMarine Detachment1966 – 1968
Senior Jr, EarlUSS Coontz (DDG 40)STG 3WA divApr 1977 – Jun 1979Looking to connect with any shipmates in the sonar gang that served at this time
Senkiw, JamesUSS Finback (SSN 670)STS3 STS2Sonar1981 – 1984
Senn, JohnUSS Chafee (DDG 90)YN1Oct 2000 – Oct 2004Are we done yet?
Senn, John / SindogUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)PN3ESO/X-2Oct 3, 1985 – May 5, 1989Hey, guys. We had some great times on and off the ship. I couldn't have asked for a better bunch of shipmates to work with in both ESO and personnel. The Big John was a great ship and I'm proud of the time I spent on her.Send me an email
Senn, PhillipUSS Iwo Jima (LPH 2)MR3"A" GangApr 1973 – Jul 1975I worked in the machine shop, but being in "A" gang offered me the opportunity to be involved in many aspects of AC&R & hydrolics, as well as being boat "engineer". Nimbus Star/Nimbus Moon was a memorable event.
Senn, RobertNaval Mobile Construction Battalion 4 (NMCB 4)CM3A Company1970 – 1970
Senna, DonaldUSS Harold E. Holt (FF 1074)RM2COMMSMay 1978 – 1981
Senne, CharlesUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)SM1stFeb 12, 1963 – Feb 10, 1965
Senneff, PaulUSS Duluth (LPD 6)MM2MSep 24, 1965 – Jun 4, 1970Reported to Precom School 9/65. Worked in both after and forward engine rooms. Moved to A Gang when there became a need for an AC& R mechanic. Transferred 6/70.
Sennello, DougUSS Enterprise (CVN 65)AX2OPS-CSDSep 1, 1988 – Jun 30, 1990
Senner, DannyUSS Duluth (LPD 6)RM3Communications1974 – Mar 1976
Senner, DannyNaval Air Station Cubi PointRMCommunications1972 – 1974
Sennett, Charles (Chuck)USS Conyngham (DDG 17)MM2M1983 – Feb 1988
Sennett, RobertUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)MS1Dec 28, 1986 – Mar 14, 1990
Sennett, RobertUSS Mount Whitney (LCC 20)1980 – 1982
Senneville, Dan (Duty)USS Salt Lake City (SSN 716)MM2/SSMNov 1985 – Oct 1987For those of you who don?t remember I was main character of the great carpet caper and the 5th proud wearer of the SNOB belt buckle. I still tell a lot of stories from the SLC (and some of them were even true).
Sennhenn, Rudy (Hoss)USS Arkansas (CGN 41)E-4ocApr 3, 1990 – Feb 5, 1994Hey!! Whats up?! Whos out there?? EL? Paul? Cass. Anybody. Email me and lets talk some war stories!! Hoss
Sennhenn, Rudy (Hoss}USS Arkansas (CGN 41)RM3ocMar 11, 1990 – Feb 11, 1994Had a lot of fun. Hope to hear from some of you guys. Chief Aurthor, Cass, Brian,Mark,and any one else. Oh yea, you too El!!
Sennvanbasel, CharlesUSS Constellation (CV 64)AMH-2AIMD/IM21973 – 1977Retired after 20 years 1973 - 1993
Senones, JoeUSS Pigeon (ASR 21)BMC/DVJan 1, 1972 – Jan 1, 1983Did two tours and retired in 1983 off Pigeon . new the dive system and handling system like the back of my hand. Enjoyed the ship and crew. 850' qual dive,dsrv cert , dive system cert, grayladydown, big bird day, Mexico orphange xmas party
Senones, JoeUSS Pigeon (ASR 21)BMC/DVJan 30, 1972 – May 1983two tours a lot of hard work and fun
Senor, JamesUSS Coral Sea (CV 43)ABH3V-3Feb 1961 – Oct 9, 1964Best time of my young life
Senseney, WilliamUSS Raven (MHC 61)MN1OperationsSep 10, 1999 – Mar 3, 2002Joined the crew in Texas for a year or so and then heavy lifted her to the Gulf. Currently(04Aug06-07Jan07) on the Raven again for about a 6 monther before decom and selling her to the Egyptions. Ow the memories of my first ship-MN1
Sensing, PatUSS Kalamazoo (AOR 6)BT2Oct 1987 – Jul 1990The Best Engineering Deptment In The Fleet!
Senska, KeithUSS Terrell County (LST 1157)BM3Lst div. 2nd div. LCVP's Captians gig and then BM3May 10, 1966 – May 20, 1968Enjoyed the time aboard and can remember many who served with me. Our reunions have been great.
Senske, Daniel "ske"USS Frederick (LST 1184)BM3DeckMar 1, 1993 – Mar 1, 1995How some good times and bad times on that ship...glad i got out though. Hit me up at danrasta@gmail.com
Senske, RickUSS San Francisco (SSN 711)STS2SonarAug 25, 1986 – Apr 21, 1990Looking to find Mel Joffre, Fitz, and Thomas Dykes (Otto) - Where are you?
Senstad, SteveUSS Dyess (DD 880)SK3SupplyOct 1965 – Feb 1967
Sentell, DarrylUSS Whale (SSN 638)ETR2(SS)RCAug 1967 – Mar 15, 1971Part of Commissioning Crew, North Pole Run 1969, Nuclear Trained Personnel, Decommissioning Party Groton 1995
Sentementes, GeorgeUSS Marias (AO 57)E3EngineeringJun 19, 1969 – Jan 7, 1971The Mule as it was called was simple plain no frills, but a lot of pride of the men who served on her. Many fond memories still remain, but as a BT it was always hot and filthy, but the experience was great.
Senter, BradUSS Independence (CV 62)MM1M1964 – 1966
Senter, BradUSS Saratoga (CV 60)MM2M1961 – 1964
Senter, BruceUSS Mauna Kea (AE 22)E-3DeckJul 14, 1992 – Mar 10, 1994Still remember how the whole ship would shake when we got up to 20 knots. Miss all the nights of no sleep on the flight deck hook'in up to the SH-46.
Senter, KevinUSS McKee (AS 41)Pn3PersonnelJun 1981 – Jan 25, 1985Hello all. Precom was a riot. Seattle was entertaining to say the least. I would do it all over again. Would love to hear from shipmates. I see Ann and Pam are on here. Drop me a line.
Senter, KevinUSS McKee (AS 41)PN3PersonnelJun 20, 1981 – Jan 25, 1985Plankowner had a great time. Mt Baker, Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco all great times with great people.

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