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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
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| Treanor, Dan | USS Camden (AOE 2) | E3 | 2nd | Jan 1971 – Jan 1973 | I remember David Charles, the redneck from Texas. Only made 1 WESTPAC cruise, loved every minute of it. For a young man from northern Iowa, it was quite the adventure. Chief Hassler & myself became well acquainted over my short enlistment. |
| Treanor, Jim | USS Buchanan (DDG 14) | GMG2 | 1973 – 1975 | ||
| Treanor, Randy | USS Constellation (CV 64) | MS 3 | Supply | Jan 1985 – Nov 1998 | |
| Treants, Gene | USS Anzio (CG 68) | CMD/MC | Command Master Chief | Aug 1, 1990 – Oct 30, 1994 | Precom unit, Plankowner. Attended Christening, Stationed at Precom unit Norfolk and Pascagoula. Commisioning in Norfolk. Refit Pascagoula then Storm of the Century followed by St. Pat. Savannah. Served with 2 COs. |
| Treants, Gene | USS Nashville (LPD 13) | CMD/MC | Command Master Chief | Dec 5, 1983 – Dec 22, 1986 | Reported during a yard period, but kept up with all. Took over as CMD SCPO when CMC retired. Selected as CMC & Served under 2 COs. Deployed Gitmo, Carrib, Med, N Atlantic, NYC, & New Orleans. Served with great Sailors and Marines. |
| Treants, Gene | USS Cambria (APA 36) | ETN3 | OC | Nov 9, 1967 – Oct 16, 1969 | Assigned as Radar Tech in spite of being trained as Communications Tech plus Assault Boat Radio Tech. Climbed many masts & worked in a basket at end of Crane Hoist Gitmo, Carrib, & Med Cruise. Apollo 7 Recovery. Won Green C. |
| Treants, Gene | NAVCOMMSTA Guam | ETN3 / ETN2 | NRTC Barrigada | Oct 17, 1969 – Mar 17, 1971 | Wow! Shore duty that counted as seaduty. Each month gere felt like a year. Lots of swimming, swimming, and work. Introduced to 2/2/2/80. If you do not know what that means count yourself lucky. R&R Hong Kong. Missed milk more than beer |
| Treants, Gene | NAVCOMMSTA Naples, Italy | ETN2 / ET1 | NRTC Liccola | 1972 – 1974 | NATO site until they shut down, then just Navy. Had to live in Liccola al Mare (Seaside Resort), poor me. Made E6 & went downtown to take over a watch section. |
| Treants, Gene | US Navy Senior Enlisted Academy | ETCS(SW) | Class 09 / Green | 1983 – 1983 | Between Great Lakes instructor tour and USS Nashville (LPD-13). The BEST learning experience ever. Students from Army, AF, CG, Marines, as well as Nat Guard and Navy. Newport was great learning. |
| Treants, Gene | Naval Training Center Great Lakes | ETC(SW) / ETCS(SW) | ET Schools | Nov 10, 1979 – 1983 | Instructor tour. Company Commander and Battalion Adjutant ITB then Instructor in Communications and Radar Branches. Took over as Radar Branch Head and then Senior Instructor ET Schools. |
| Treants, Gene | Recruit Training Command Great Lakes | SN | Company 668 | Nov 10, 1966 – 1967 | Recruit Training. EMI was NOT fun. Company MAA. Ohare closed for two weeks due to snow the day after we graduated. Our flights out were ALL canxed and we had to sit in Boot Camp with liberty restricted to base and one day in Milwaukee |
| Treants, Gene | Naval Training Center Great Lakes | SN / ETNSN | SSC ET School | 1967 – 1967 | BE&E and ET"A" School en-route to my first command. remember lots of study hours and staying on base since not much pay -- what to do with $90.00 a month (before taxes). Milwaukee liberty. |
| Treants, Gene | Destroyer Squadron 31 (DESRON 31) | ET1 / ETC(SW) | Staff Command Career Counselor | Oct 15, 1976 – Oct 15, 1979 | Worked at MIDPAC and reported to the Staff at return fm Westpac. Served with Sea Cadets off duty. Shake down cruises with each squadron ship as she left the yards. WESTPAC/IO & rode all FF1048 class in turn. Vietnam refugee recovery. |
| Treants, Gene | Naval Air Station Norfolk | CMD/MC | FASO (TRAGRULANT) | 1994 – Sep 1, 1996 | Norfolk, Cherry Point, NAS Brunswick, NAS Jacksonville. Spent time at all subordinate commands. SERE was especially interesting, but all had great points. My Twilight Tour, but worked till I left. Worked with GREAT Sailors and Marines |
| Trease, Mark | USS Pensacola (LSD 38) | BT2 | B | Jun 1988 – Dec 1990 | |
| Treaster, Jeff Aka Trea | USS Arthur W. Radford (DD 968) | EN3 | Aux | Jul 1993 – Sep 1996 | Heck of a time while there, great people to work with. Probably not my most favorite place, but far better than Iraq and Afghanistan I can tell you that for certain. |
| Treaster, Sammy | USS Farragut (DDG 37) | QM/BM | NX/!st | 1982 – 1986 | yall need to sign up on facebook farragut association page thats where all out mates are at |
| Treaster, Timothy "Tippy" | USS Independence (CV 62) | AC3 | oc | Jun 1, 1990 – Mar 1, 1995 | Just one of the few "salties" form Oc division. Looking to trade and catch up on ifo of fellow AC's |
| Treasure, Christopher | USS America (CV 66) | MS3 | S-5 | Mar 1993 – Aug 1996 | I worked in wardroom galley, and S-2 cargo. |
| Treasure, Christopher | USS America (CV 66) | MS3 | S-5 | Jan 1993 – Oct 1996 | Crazy "D" drop me a line. Would love to hear from you. That goes for any and all who knew me as well. |
| Treat, Eric | USS Pensacola (LSD 38) | MM2 | Jul 1990 – Aug 1992 | MMOW aft eng room, great times and fond memories, P-COLA was not the pretiest or the fastest but the ole girl always got us home! | |
| Treat, James "keith" | USS Cape Cod (AD 43) | E-3 | Deck 3rd | Jan 18, 1990 – Sep 18, 1992 | jkeithtreat@hotmail.com. Put "Cape Cod" in subject line. |
| Treat, Jim | USS White Plains (AFS 4) | SK2 | Supply | Nov 23, 1968 – Aug 1, 1969 | I was Plank Owner on the White Plains, which was also my first ship. It was a problem child to get started, but served the country well. Was on the crew responsible for outfitting the ship and kept all the OPTAR records |
| Treat, Joseph | USS Gato (SSN 615) | ET3 | IC | 1994 – 1995 | I would have liked it better had I not been cranking/qualing 22hrs per day for Pikens and Chief of IC Div. but over all an experience that was pretty cool and one that not every one gets. I remember some of you as miserable and unsatisfied. |
| Treat, Lance | USS Olympia (SSN 717) | FTG2 | Fire Control | 1989 – 1993 | It's great to see you guys out here. Awesome crew - good times... Hope everyone is doing well. |
| Treat, Ray | USS Capitaine (AGSS 336) | YN2 | PERSONNEL | Nov 10, 1959 – May 2, 1962 | Hey Kenny, Remember our motorcycle trip to Lancaster? Go Rams! |
| Treat, William | USS Savannah (AOR 4) | E5/EM2 | E | Aug 1984 – Nov 1989 | My only sea command,met alot of great people and had alot of good times. |
| Treat (Now Leslie), Sheryl | USS Hunley (AS 31) | MR3 | R-2 | Mar 20, 1988 – Jun 10, 1991 | I met some great people on the HUNLEY and would love to hear from anyone who was onboard at the same time that I was. |
| Treat, Jr., William A. | USS Fresno (LST 1182) | OS2 | OI (Operatios Intelligence) | Aug 5, 1971 – Sep 5, 1975 | I worked in CIC and provided information to the officers on the bridge and also to the lookouts and signalmen on the signal bridge. I made two WESTPACS and even crossed the equator twice. |
| Treber, Gordon | USS Mount Vernon (LSD 39) | BT2 | B | Dec 12, 1976 – Oct 13, 1980 | Started Forward then went Aft. Aft Pit pushed the ship! Guys up forward never knew it but we had a huge belt attached from our shaft to theirs so they could hit 18 knots without smoking! |
| Trebesch, Henry | USS Elokomin (AO 55) | Petty officer 2nd class | oil tanker | Oct 1951 – Oct 1955 | I am signing onto this for my father, Henry Trebesch Jr. He served on the USS Elokomin with his brother Ferdinand. |
| Trebino, Charles / Chuck | USS Saratoga (CVA 60) | SN | S-1 | Sep 1970 – Feb 21, 1972 | I was a toss round started in pers. Div., S-7, finally S-1 View 'back then' Photo |
| Trebino, Louis Anthony Jr. | USS Reno (CL 96) | gunner mate | 2 nd | Apr 1943 – Mar 1946 | My father was a member on the USS Reno He is 85 1/2 and has been an Electrical contracter in Northern Ca |
| Trebon, Todd | USS William H. Standley (CG 32) | OS2 | OI | Jan 1991 – Dec 3, 1993 | Had some crazy times on the Willie H Hotdog. Some of the greatest memories in my life. Miss you all. Drop me an email would love to reconnect. |
| Trebus, Michael | USS Reeves (CG 24) | MM3 | A- Gang | Nov 1987 – Dec 1990 | Had a great time. |
| Trebus, Michael | USS White Plains (AFS 4) | MMFN | M and A-Gang | 1985 – 1987 | My first ship in the navy Guam was ok but it was the port calls that made I realy loved. After I transfered off I made it back to Guam ^ years later on the Uss Holland AS32 |
| Trebus, Mike | USS White Plains (AFS 4) | MM 3 | M DIV A DIV | Jun 1985 – Jul 1987 | MY FIRST COMMAND |
| Trecartin, Sheri: Aka, Tricare | USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) | SN/BM | Deck 3 | Jan 1, 2002 – Dec 1, 2003 | Trying to get into contact with my old shipmates. I miss you all very much! Hey, where are you RP2 Walls? I miss your Santa laugh! hehehe |
| Treccani, John | USS Deyo (DD 989) | DECK SEAMAN - POSTAL CLERK SEAMAN | Deck / supply | Jan 1, 1993 – Jul 3, 1996 | The time spent on that ship was definitely an experience. As time rolls on you forget about the bad and just remember the good times. Kinda sucks that the Navy decomed the ship and is using it for target practice. |
| Trecha, Val | USS Tarawa (LHA 1) | DM1(SW/AW) | Exec | Oct 1999 – Oct 2002 |
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