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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Thornhill, KyleUSS Holland (AS 32)PNSNExecutive1973 – 1975 Reported aboard in Charleston and got off in Bremerton. I'm still telling sea stories about shore leave in Acapulco in 1974. I'd like to hear from some of my old Happy Holland shipmates. I live in Denver now and work as a tennis pro.
Thornhill, SethUSS Detroit (AOE 4)LTS-2Mar 1, 2004 – Feb 17, 2005
Thornhill, ToneyUSS Hayler (DD 997)GSMFNMER1Apr 1992 – Jul 1994I would like to find a few of my old shipmates off here to keep in touch with.
Thornley, BillUSS Bordelon (DD 881)FT2GUNNERYAug 1954 – Aug 1959I WAS THE FT THAT USED THE RANGEFINDER ON TOP OF THE PILOT HOUSE TO DETERMINE DISTANCES TO TARGET BEFORE FIRING THE MAIN BATTERY GUNS. FROM 1954 THRU 1959 I WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HER GETTING HER FIRST EFFICIENCY E.
Thornley, JohnnyUSS Conyngham (DDG 17)E-3/SN, now retired BM1(SW)1st DivisionJan 21, 1990 – Oct 1990
Thornley, MarkUSS Tuscaloosa (LST 1187)bmsndeckJun 10, 1979 – Dec 17, 1981Haze gray underway fond memories of the big T
Thornock, JayUSS Kitty Hawk (CV 63)ASM-3AIMDDec 19, 1972 – Sep 9, 1975Was aboard during the fire in 1973, and 1974 when the # 3 engine room sprung a leak served with stealy clark and may others randy kercher and many more that i have lost count of. fond memories
Thornock, RichardUSS Stump (DD 978)GM3CGFeb 1991 – Feb 1996Was a sad day to hear the news of the Stump being sunk, we had the best crew to have ever served on those decks.
Thornock, SeanUSS Halyburton (FFG 40)STG PO3Sonar TechAug 1, 1995 – May 19, 1998Nice that's this is here. Kind of sad that there's nothing on us escorting the USS Constitution anywhere here. magnesius_6@hotmail.com
Thornock, SteveUSS Leahy (CG 16)MM2Feb 25, 1978 – Feb 25, 1981Had fun with all. Japan was kinda boring after running over the break water and ending up in drydock.
Thorns, Lezerrick (Pretty Ricky)USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72)E-4V-1, V-3. VX-40, 3rd deckDec 29, 1999 – Oct 4, 2003
Thorns, Ronald C. / H. Rap Runt - RuntmanUSS Samuel Eliot Morison (FFG 13)ET!(SW) RET.CS-4Jun 25, 1988 – May 9, 1992Yo, its sure is good to see some familar names. Where's my buddy Mike Cole FC1, anyone know where he is?
Thornsbury, ShawnUSS Blue Ridge (LCC 19)E-5COMM/CLDec 5, 1999 – Dec 2003I had a lot of fun and gained a tom of knowledge from some very smart people. Definitely loved the Southern Swings.
Thornton, AlfredUSS Thetis Bay (CVE 90)ptr2C & R divisionApr 1944 – May 1946I am filling this out for my father. He was a "plank owner" of the thetis Bay during wwII and stayed with it till it was decommissioned in 1946. Over 145,000 miles of travel in the Pacific theater.
Thornton, Amanda "alabama"USNS Bridge (T-AOE 10)DC2/E5Oct 1998 – Apr 14, 2001Miss my buddies! Jackie, Cindy (BEECH), Mookie, Jenny, Amy, Matt K, Fatty, Frank, etc. Actually I miss all of you and the good times we had together. Sorry 'bout any drama. I was young and VERY stupid then. Older and smarter now : )
Thornton, BertUSS Mount Whitney (LCC 20)RM3communications department1970 – Feb 1973Plank Owner / The yeoman in the Communications Department office. Work for Cdr Byers and Lt Yanus
Thornton, BeverlyUSS Cape Cod (AD 43)PN3AdminJan 10, 1994 – Sep 25, 1995Had fun but did not realized I was having such a wonderful time until it was over. I hope all is well with everyone.
Thornton, BillUSS Leahy (CG 16)OS3OIFeb 19, 1988 – Jul 19, 1990
Thornton, BillUSS Simon Bolivar (SSBN 641)IC1(SS)Oct 1964 – Dec 1967PLANK OWNER ASSIGNED TO THE GOLD CREW. WAS ON BOARD DURING COLLISION WITH THE BETELGEUSE. GREAT GROUP OF PEOPLE. STILL GET EMOTIONAL WHEN I SEE SUB MOVIES AND GUYS IN THEIR "POOPY SUITS."
Thornton, BobbyUSS Farragut (DDG 37)BT3BMar 1, 1981 – Aug 24, 1984Just looking for old ship mates
Thornton, BobbyUSS Farragut (DDG 37)E4BMar 11, 1981 – Aug 24, 1984
Thornton, BradUSS Lexington (CVT 16)IC2E-DIVISIONSep 1973 – Sep 1977LOOKING FOR ANYONE IN THE IC RATE TO CONTACT ME. BETWEEN 1973 & 1977
Thornton, BradUSS Jouett (CG 29)OS3OIApr 1, 1973 – Dec 23, 1974Thanksgiving Day was Polywog Day in 1974.
Thornton, Bradley (Bubba)USS Paul Revere (LPA 248)SeamanBS/CSFeb 9, 1971 – Dec 9, 1972Looking for former shipmates!! I was in BS Division when I first came on board and went to Boat Coxswain school to learn to operate the VP and Mike Boats. I later transferred to CS Division as a signalman. Go Navy!!!
Thornton, BrianUSS Paul F. Foster (DD 964)QMSN (REPEATEDLY)NAVJun 1986 – Feb 1989I never worked so hard for so little in my life. Never learned so much so quickly, either. Thanks to all my shipmates for the "education" and I hope you're all doing well (even the guys I didn't "gell" with... especia
Thornton, C H "Nance"USS Philippine Sea (CV 47)ABH2V-1Apr 1952 – Aug 1957I was aboard her twice from April '52 to Mar '54 and from April '55 to Mar '57. Hello everyone, if you would send me an e-mail I would luv to hear from you.
Thornton, Christopher/ WopUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)IC3V-2/VLAJul 14, 1989 – Jun 1, 1992
Thornton, DanUSS Dixon (AS 37)DP3S-1Apr 10, 1977 – Jan 15, 1979MISS HER!
Thornton, Daniele/t-berryUSS Lassen (DDG 82)STG3(SW)Feb 23, 2003 – Nov 8, 2004wonderful ship and crew... lots of memories
Thornton, DannyUSS White Sands (ARD 20)CTR3Engineering1972 – May 1973
Thornton, DavidUSS Peterson (DD 969)ETR3OEMar 1978 – Jun 1979Enjoyed my short time aboard Pete. I was on during trip to GITMO, Haiti, and Halafax.
Thornton, DavidUSS America (CV 66)E-3 FIREMANEnergingJan 2, 1992 – Aug 1, 1993I loved every minute I was on board. I was an electrican in the engering department. I can't remember the exact dates I was on board but they are close.
Thornton, DavidUSS Gridley (CG 21)MM2Engineering1969 – 1971Came aboard in Norfolk ,then .all the way through Westpac .Great friends and experiences . Wish I could meet more of the men I served with .....
Thornton, DavidUSS Towers (DDG 9)mm2EJul 1972 – Jan 1973This was my 3rd ship in Viet Nam and I thoroughly enjoyed my time there . Great bunch of shipmates.
Thornton, DavidUSS Chevalier (DD 805)mm3E1971 – 1972Was aboard when it was sold to South Korea and participated in the turn over .
Thornton, DavidUSS Acontius (AGP 12)aoang-1Jan 1979 – Oct 1980i did 2 med.cruises.left the day we pulled into slep.never weint back.i was total screw up.but i had a really good time. i turned 19 in yuma az. on weapons detactment for the ship.best time ever! one of my best memories.
Thornton, DavidNaval Air Station Whiting FieldABH2Crash CrewJun 1967 – Jun 1969I was an ABH2 at the time and was a MB5 Crash Crew driver operator crew leader. It was great duty. Left Whitting Field in 1969 headed to West Coast sea duty aboard the USS Kitty Hawk.. Retired from the Navy in 1982.
Thornton, DavidUSS Lexington (AVT 16)MS2S5Aug 1985 – Sep 1990Served as S2 Watch Captain, Records keeper, S5 Staff and Supply Department Yeoman
Thornton, David JacksonUSS Wasp (CV 18)CWO1Electronics Communications1953 – 1956CWO3 (Ret) David Jackson "Jack" Thornton died 12 November 1983 at Upland, San Bernardino, California and is interred at Riverside National Cemetery, Riverside, California
Thornton, Dawn ThorntonUSS Astoria (CL 90)SSMB3ComservoacDec 14, 1945 – Aug 26, 1947I have personal belongings/pictures and medals that belong to a gentleman on this ship. I would like to get them to his kin or to the navy archives etc.. serial on file 301-63-19 Pearl Harbor TH

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