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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Tregoning, Wm. ' Trigger 'Composite Squadron 9 (VC 9)Parachute rigger first classsquadron1943 – 1945Would like to know if there are any VC 9 members still alive ? I am 95 years old but am in good health yet......Trigger Tregoning....
Trehern, JimUSS W. S. Sims (FF 1059)SM3communicationsJun 1987 – Jun 1990best time with the best guys. had a blast! unitas was great, but i wish i would have been a lil more coherent at times.lmao cant beleive we didnt get a cruise book. and my jacket never fit! good times
Treherne, David / CrazymanUSS Frederick (LST 1184)L/CPL BLT /DELTA 1/91972 – 1973I was in the Marine Corp. attached to the Frederick but was stationed in Okinawa from 1972 to 73.Wound up drydocking in Taiwan because ship got tore up and had to change over to an aircraft carrier.Anyone that was there please contact me.
Treherne, David / CrazymanUSS Tuscaloosa (LST 1187)L/Cpl3rd marine divisionMay 1973 – Oct 1973I was looking for pictures or stories about when the bow doors broke off during typhoon Nora. I was onboard when this happened. great time in PI, HK, Taiwan when the Tuscaloosa when down we boarded the Frederick lst1186
Treiber, AlbertUSS Arkansas (CGN 41)PCSNADMIN / PostalOct 1990 – Dec 1991Started my career onboard here. Thanks to PC2(SW) McCaffrey, now PCCS(SW) McCaffrey. Loved the ship and the crew that served on her. Wish there were more CGN's to serve on. :O)
Treiber, CraigUSS Holland (AS 32)TM2W-5 Weapons1966 – 1969She was a good ship. I went from Rota to Charleston and back to Rota on her. Hated the long pier watches but made many lifelong friends. Had pier watch in 1966 and in 1969 when the USO troop performed on the Holland.
Treiber, CraigUSS Holland (AS 32)TM-2W-5Feb 1966 – Aug 1969MK 37 torpedo shop. Would like to find contact info on TM-1 then TMC William C. Goss from Goose Creek then Rota era circa 1969.
Treiber, LonnieUSS Okinawa (LPH 3)pn2XDec 29, 1976 – Aug 1979what a trip. i am surprised to find you guys. i cant believe that we are old enough to have our duty station sunk. am i the only one that got old and fat? if you remember: tripperlon@yahoo.com
Treibitz, DavidUSS America (CVA 66)abh3catapultFeb 1965 – Jun 1966
Treibitz, RobertUSS Milwaukee (AOR 2)CS3S-21971 –
Treichel, TimUSS Scott (DDG 995)E2 OSAug 1, 1997 – Jan 1, 1998
Treider, TexUSS Mount Whitney (LCC 20)DC2(SW)RepairMar 1, 2002 – Aug 1, 2003She took me lots of cool places, but it was time to move on.
Treitler, JamesUSS Gray (FF 1054)HM3medicalJun 1980 – May 1981is anyone from this time period who served on the Gray having health problems now (age around 50+) I do remember some good times
Trejo, Alfred/al/tacoUSS Andrew Jackson (SSBN 619)CSCMSupplyMar 10, 1977 – Jun 20, 19804 years on submarine, 26 years with the Seabees. Retired from the Navy Reserves with 30 years of service.
Trejo, CarlosUSS Boxer (LHD 4)HM3Medical1995 – 1999E-mail me at Calicop323@aol.com, look me up on facebook.
Trejo, ClaudiaUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)ABFANV-4Dec 28, 2000 – Jun 1, 2004
Trejo, DavidUSS Orion (AS 18)RP1XJul 20, 1982 – Aug 20, 1985I am an RP1 and used to stand duty in the Admin office, I was an EX YN so they had me working on the Newspaper that came out Every week. I fondly remember the nice Pizzas that we bought by the 'etto'.
Trejo, VictorUSS Comstock (LSD 45)MS3S-2Dec 18, 1992 – Oct 13, 1997the mighty comstock, spended more good times than bad ones, i recognized all the names from the people that served from 1992-1997. ms1 escobedo ms3 wilson ms2 big disel and the guy with the golden tooth, ms2 lofties
Trejo, WillieUSS Harry E. Yarnell (CG 17)SK3S-1Feb 28, 1975 – Mar 15, 1978Awesome first ship to be on. Still enjoy looking at my cruise book and remembering the crew.
Trejo, WillieUSS Trenton (LPD 14)SKCSS-1Feb 1, 1992 – Dec 31, 1995Enjoyed the time aboard the Trenton. It was a pleasure working with the best bunch of SKs I was ever station with. Gary, Matt, Adam, Mike it was a pleasure. You were the reason the ship got two consecutive Blue "E"s.
Trejo, WillieUSS Ainsworth (FF 1090)SKCS-1Feb 1, 1985 – Jan 1, 1989To the crew of the Ainsworth. That was one ship that was constantly underway. But it definitely was one of the tightest crews. Supply department S-1, S-2, S-3 were great. SH1 Dan Cox, it was a pleasure my friend.
Trejos, RichardUSS Nicholson (DD 982)SeamanODO1Apr 11, 2000 – Oct 20, 2002This is one of the biggest and most awarding young experience that I have ever had. I now live in Miami, FL with a family and own my own business. I hope that someday i could hear from the people I served with.
Trekas, BrianUSS Francis Hammond (FF 1067)IC3EJan 1, 1988 – Jul 17, 1991Hope to hear from some of the old crew - Barney, Dan Rice, Matt Gordon, Prince, Tito, Eugene, etc.... Great times.
Treloar, ChuckUSS Peleliu (LHA 5)ABF3v4Mar 2, 1997 – Oct 12, 2000faggets, all of you
Treloar, EdUSS Holland (AS 32)EN3Aft Engine Room1970 – 1971Our chief once told us we would forget all the bad times and remember only the good,He was right.As evidenced by the fact I dont remember his name, but I do remember Tom H./ R.A.Stokes/Wilke/Kurt D. Good times & friends
Treloar, RodneyUSS Bigelow (DD 942)MM3MM1967 – Apr 17, 1969Was sleeping under Mount 52 when it blew off the ship. Saw the Fire coming from the Big Hatch beside my Bed. My GQ station was new the Bow of the Ship. What a day that was.
Tremain, Paul (Truck)USS Franklin D Roosevelt (CV 42)ABE/E-3V-2/ CatapultsJul 10, 1975 – Sep 1, 1977
Tremaine, BobUSS Underwood (FFG 36)HT2 at the timeER011982 – 1984Plank owner. Had some really good times onboard. Remember hosing down the XO LCMDR Chappel after completeing our perfect score for smash and crash crew training
Tremaine, Bobby "Bj"USS Cape Cod (AD 43)HT2R-11986 – 1990Started working in 11-A and after making E-6, went to the Tech Library. Had some great times working with the guys and gals in the shop. Made some long lasting friends from the rest of the crew.
Tremaine, FredUSS Platte (AO 186)FTG / E5Combat SystemsNov 1982 – Mar 1985I am one of the original plankowners.
Tremaine, TedUSS Ajax (AR 6)HTFR-HT2R-1Nov 1980 – 1984My first command after boot camp and HT "A" school. Brother duty, worked in the Lagging Shop, Carpenter Shop and Pipe Shop. Met my first wife on the ship.
Tremarco, MartinUSS Bristol (DD 857)FTG3GunneryMar 1964 – Mar 1966
Tremblay, BillUSS Oldendorf (DD 972)BMSN1st Div.Dec 27, 1980 – Jul 11, 1982Been years since iv'e seen so many familiar names on here .... some of you I keep in contact with on Facebook ... feel free to on me on there. ........
Tremblay, EdUSS Kentucky (SSBN 737)ET1/SSReactor ControlsOct 1989 – Feb 1994Initial manning - initial criticality.
Tremblay, JoryUSS Samuel Gompers (AD 37)SK3supply - one - the best frickin on the fat samJan 1, 1973 – Jan 1, 1976Ill never forget: six of us, smoking thai sticks in the nuke hole, taking the freight elevator up six decks, supressing the laughter, gasping for air, each of us getting off on a different deck.
Tremblay, KevinUSS Comte De Grasse (DD 974)ET2Aug 1980 – May 30, 1984
Tremblay, PaulUSS Luce (DDG 38)MM3Engineering Engine Room #1 Main ControlJun 1, 1986 – May 1, 1990Couldnt wait to get out, now thats one of my most precious memories. Main Engine with Corson, Frapp, Smitty, McCartney, Stamey, and all the guys from MM, and my best friend Frank Bernardi. Cliff diving in Antaylia Turkey
Tremblay, RichUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)BmsnBoatsJul 1982 – Mar 1986Still standing for our National Anthem
Tremblay, RonaldUSS Belleau Wood (LHA 3)DPSN/DP2OD1978 – 1982
Tremble, BarryUSS Dale (CG 19)SN1st/DeckOct 22, 1991 – Sep 23, 1993Best ship, I had ever been on taught me alot about the Navy sorry to watch her sink. I had the pleasure of watching her and she fought to stay up..very hard to sink her..

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