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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Wilder, JohnUSS Forrestal (CV 59)FTM-2FWD Missle LauncherJan 2, 1979 – Nov 15, 1979Made the 79 Med Cruse but flew back from Rota, Spain to transfer to another ship.
Wilder, JohnUSS Trippe (FF 1075)FTM-2BPD Missle SystemMay 1980 – Oct 1981
Wilder, JohnUSS Somers (DDG 34)FTM-3Tarter Missle System Jun 1977 – Jul 1978
Wilder, JohnUSS Nimitz (CVN 68)HM2Medical/HFeb 6, 1976 – Aug 6, 1979Great memories and a few "bad" ones. Active member of the USS Nimitz Association, (keeping the memory of Nimitz alive now and when it finally is decommissioned.)
Wilder, JohnUSS Bashaw (AGSS 241)SNUSS BashawSep 1963 – Aug 1965I just found this site. I was aboard as a very young man. I found some photos from the WestPac cruise of 1964. If anyone is interested let me know.
Wilder, LarryUSS William H. Standley (CG 32)MM2M1974 – 1976Currently retired. Bridge, Main Control, ready to disengage jacking gear. On ships power.
Wilder, MartinUSS Lapon (SSN 661)SEAMANmessMar 1, 1977 – Mar 1, 1978i remember lonnie.and that it sucked,washing dishes and getting in trouble.b.c.d.
Wilder, MichaelUSS Thomas A. Edison (SSBN 610)MM2 SSJul 1967 – Jan 1971
Wilder, OisborneUSS Brunswick (ATS 3)GMG3DeckDec 1994 – Mar 1996Great ship, awesome crew, fun times at the Ports.
Wilder, RichardUSS Bronstein (FF 1037)FC2SECOND DIVISION (Gunnery and Gun-Fire Control)Aug 1982 – Dec 2, 1985West & South-Pac, Shellback, Hawaii, Guam, Philippines, Australia, Fuji, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Honiara, American Samoa, Shanghai. AHOY mates, Hollingshead, Evans, Robie, George and my best friends to this day “Bopper” and Stan-da-Man from W
Wilder, RichardUSS Midway (CV 41)MssnCv-41Jan 15, 1978 – Aug 14, 1981I spent 2 years cooking and storing boxes of food and now stories boxes of documents for 37 years. Great times and friendships made aboard the Midway!
Wilder, RobertUSS Paul F. Foster (DD 964)SN/ MS3ODO1/ S=2Dec 15, 1994 – Dec 30, 1998
Wilder, RobertUSS Paul F. Foster (DD 964)MS3OD01/SS02Dec 15, 1994 – Dec 30, 1998
Wilder, RobertUSS Shoup (DDG 86)SS02Nov 2001 – Feb 2006
Wilder, RobertUSS Paul F. Foster (DD 964)SN/ MS3S2Dec 15, 1994 – Dec 31, 1998
Wilder, RobertUSS Shoup (DDG 86)MS2S2Oct 27, 2001 – Feb 2, 2006Plankowner
Wilder, RobertUSS Gravely (DDG 107)CS1S2Jul 5, 2009 – Apr 1, 2012Plankowner
Wilder, Robert AUSS Franklin D Roosevelt (CV 42)E4Weapons - AM OrdnanceJan 1, 1973 – Sep 16, 1975Looking for old friends.
Wilder, RogerUSS Cleveland (LPD 7)IC1EJul 1, 1970 – Sep 4, 1971It was a great ship.
Wilder, RogerUSS Ranger (CV 61)ICCEMay 1975 – Mar 1977TOP GUN BAR NONE
Wilder, RogerUSS Valor (MSO 472)IC3EMay 1963 – May 1965Good ship
Wilder, RogerUSS Nimitz (CVN 68)ICCE-2May 1977 – Feb 1979Good ship
Wilder, ScottUSS England (CG 22)gmg22ndMay 1974 – Aug 1979good ship, good crew.
Wilder, ScottUSS Kinkaid (DD 965)gmg2cgApr 1984 – Sep 1989
Wilder, SteveUSS Oriskany (CVA 34)ETN2OEMay 1972 – Jul 14, 1976Came aboard right out of C school. Made several WestPac cruises. Worked on shipboard HF communications gear. Did a stint assigned to ship's MA force. Worked on decommissioning until discharged July '76
Wilder, TomUSS Ajax (AR 6)DK3supplyApr 1966 – Sep 1967I was so glad to finally be able to make my grade, after the 6 months on the USS WRANGELL ammunition ship running along Viet Nam coast. I did appreciate my shipmates and officers I served with on both ships.
Wilderman, Daniel (Willie)USS Isle Royal (AD 29)IM2Repair21965 – 1968Served 1st 6 months aboard on Master at Arms force; balance in watch repair shop. Ship home port in Long Beach, 2 WestPac cruises.
Wilderman, Steve "Wildman"USS Haddock (SSN 621)ET2(SS)ETJul 20, 1977 – Sep 1982
Wilderman, StevenUSS Haddock (SSN 621)ET2(SS)ETJul 20, 1978 – Oct 15, 1982An experience that stays with you for the rest of your life and one that always impresses any one that knows you served on a submarine. Made some great friends too, Beebe, Nikolai, Reese, Chadwick, Sanchez.....
Wildermuth, DanUSS Orion (AS 18)DP2Supply1969 – 1971
Wildermuth, DanUSS Denebola (AF 56)DP 3SupplyNov 1963 – May 1965It is now 2006 serving atTibbettsPointLighthouse, Cape Vincent, NY
Wildermuth, JayUSS Rentz (FFG 46)OS3OPSOct 1995 – Feb 1997
Wildermuth, MarkUSS Antrim (FFG 20)GSM2Main Propulsion1989 – 1991Good times with the pysco engineering dept. The stories that came from the HT's are timeless Living in the Chicago burbs now .. Loving it ... other than the cold winters :P then I want to go back to Florida :)
Wildes, Dennis L.USS Cape St. George (CG 71)STG 2WASep 26, 1999 – Sep 14, 2003Lead 19, 28 tech. WA-02 Workcenter Sup.
Wildes, DonaldUSS Ajax (AR 6)MS2S-41973 – 1977My first ship. Great cruises and great crew.
Wildey, ErikUSS Frank Cable (AS 40)MR2R-2Apr 15, 1999 – Jul 15, 2002I had a Great Time.
Wildey, ZachUSS Ingersoll (DD 990)HTFNREPAIRDec 8, 1993 – Aug 31, 1995JUST SAYING HELLO TO ALL MY SHIPPIES FROM THE INGERSOLL.
Wildfeuer, Bruce (Red)USS Nitro (AE 23)EM2E and JMar 1975 – May 1978The Navy ... it's not just a job .... it was definately an adventure. Looking to reconnect with some old buddies from way back when. Made the Med Cruise of '76. Spent much of staying ahead of MA Capello.
Wildgoose, Joe (Goose)USS Tuscaloosa (LST 1187)RM2Operations CommunicationsJun 15, 1984 – Jun 20, 1987Showed up RMSN and left RM2, left Navy when I left the ship, just came across this web site Jan05, names on list bring back a lot of memories, now working for Entegris Inc. as a product manager in microlectronics industry
Wildgoose, Joe (Goose)USS Tuscaloosa (LST 1187)RM2OpsJun 1984 – Jun 1987Great memories like when the new captain went down for the count on the pier, America's Cup, towing the Nautilus, crossing the equator and of course, Subic Bay. Hung around with Denny Collins (RM1), Glenn Marrus (RM2), Melvin Meggit (RM2).

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