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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Wooldridge, GregoryUSS William H. Standley (CG 32)SH2S-31988 – 1993This was my First Command after returning to the Navy after seven years out.
Wooldridge, GregoryUSS Arkansas (CGN 41)SH2S-31996 – 1997
Wooldridge, GregoryUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)SH2S-31997 – 1999Trying to locate a few friends.
Wooldridge, KurtUSS Gallery (FFG 26)AD3HSL 32 Det 9May 15, 1991 – Dec 17, 1991Served with the Airdet as a chopper mechanic
Wooldridge, KurtInvaders (HSL 32)AD3HSL 32 Det 9Mar 5, 1989 – Jun 19, 1992Served with Det 9 During Desert Storm
Wooldridge, LouisUSS Barb (SSN 596)RM2(SS)Communications1965 – Feb 1967Comsubpac Staff deployment..
Wooldridge, WoodyUSS John Adams (SSBN 620)ST1Sonar1963 – 1968A Plankowner, served in sonar gang until the Boat went into the yards for refit in '68. Transfered to USS Odax, a diesel boat out of Charleston. Left the Navy in 1969 and went on to college earning a Masters Degree.
Wooledge, EricUSS Stephen W. Groves (FFG 29)SM3navigationApr 1991 – 1995first ship two deploys many times in hurgada became locals. thanks too the steve g the sea became my mistress. we had great times with spanky, chaney and snoopy.
Woolery, AndrewUSS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69)MS3 E-4S41977 – 1979Plank owner
Woolery, Barry (Woowoo)USS Sam Houston (SSBN 609)CS3cook1967 – 1970gold crew A C Bivens was captain Ken Debeaumont was my boss. Had some great times on big sam.
Woolery, Barry (Woowoo)USS Sam Houston (SSBN 609)CS31967 – Aug 8, 1970
Woolery, BobUSS Boston (CAG 1)RM2ORDec 30, 1959 – Aug 6, 1963She was a grand ole lady. What a shame to put her down, but progress is alway moving forward. I salute her memory.
Woolery, DaveUSS Oklahoma City (CLG 5)rm3CTF 78 RadiomanMar 12, 1973 – Jun 8, 1973 Served with com7thflt on the okiecity great time watching th botsons holy stonin the teak deck. Served with CTF 78 in Haiphong with a great group of guys, many great memories,
Woolery, DiannaUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)YN3V3/V5/V2/EngineeringSep 2000 – May 2000
Woolery, DiannaUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)YN3V3,V5,V2, EngineeringSep 2000 – May 2003
Woolery, MarkUSS Trenton (LPD 14)ENS/LTJGSupplyJun 1977 – Jun 1979I had both good and bad times there. Still remember going out on runs with 'Doc White and 1LT Beegle. I was surprised that the turnout at the decommissioning was so small. It was good to see CAPT Atwood again, though.
Woolery, WayneZappers (VAW 13)AK3 3rd class petty officerEarly warning squadronJan 1963 – Dec 12, 1966Was aboard several carriers and Subic Bay. Went ship to ship (mostly heli's).Uss Ranger,Kitty Hawk,Oriskany,Enterprise,Hancock,Intrepid,Constellation and maybe others. Email me if you remember me.
Woolever, DustinUSS George Washington (CVN 73)E-5/DC2ENGSep 21, 2000 – Sep 21, 2005GW is a good ship with good people i enjoyed my sevice on the mighty G-dub
Woolever, Robert (Bob)USS Bismarck Sea (CVE 95)MM1C?May 11, 1942 – Feb 21, 1945My uncle Bob Woolever was in the boiler room when the Kamikaze plant hit the Bismarck Sea. He was lost at sea. I have contacted the Navy and looked on the websites to gather as much info as I can.
Wooley, AndrewUSS Whidbey Island (LSD 41)HM31ST DECKJan 19, 2004 – Apr 5, 2005Nowhere have I wished for death more nor enjoyed wishing for death like I did with you guys.
Wooley, BernardRecruit Training Command Great LakesHSHRCompany 305Jul 1958 – Aug 1958
Wooley, DonaldUSS Nereus (AS 17)MR2R2Apr 1960 – Jan 13, 1964
Wooley, GaryUSS Sperry (AS 12)DP2SupplyOct 1966 – Jan 1969Spent several years with some great guys in the computer room--Cecil, Poncho, Fred, Harry. Would love to hear from you.
Wooley, GregUSS Hunley (AS 31)DKSNSep 15, 1986 – Mar 5, 1988Enjoyed working with you as a DK. Was injured in an off duty incident that shortened my naval career. Dunoon was great. The cruise back to Norfolk was greater. Halifax was a good experience too.
Wooley, JackUSS Hancock (CVA 19)MR2A2Dec 24, 1968 – Aug 15, 1972I had a great time seeing at least half of the world. The experience I learned in the machine shop help in my career. The guys in the shop were all good to work with.
Wooley, James (Jim)USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19)YN3Admin and OperationsMar 21, 1971 – Aug 1, 1972
Wooley, JeffreyUSS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71)ABH3V-1Aug 8, 1985 – Jun 3, 1989PLANKOWNER. Just found this website after all these years!!! Time on aboard was a good time. Made alot of friends. Please feel free to email me. Hey Tom H.!!!
Wooley, JohnUSS Flatley (FFG 21)OS2OINov 1088 – Jan 1992Looking for OS1 Baker.....OS1 Ferguson.....OS2 Holbrooks......OS3 Hitchcox.
Wooley, RobertUSS Tigrone (SS 419)QM3COMSUBPACK 6Feb 20, 1952 – Feb 20, 1956THINKING OF THE MEN WHO SERVED WITH ME. WOULD LIKE TO COMMUNICATE WITH THEM.
Wooley, Steve (Ross)USS Downes (FF 1070)STG2ASWJun 1971 – Sep 1974I'm a plankowner who reported to DOWNES in Bremerton WA as part of the pre-commissioning crew. The farthest we ever sailed in my 3 years aboard was to Acapulco. We spent most of our time testing Harpoon and Sea Sparrow missiles.
Wooley, TerryUSS John King (DDG 3)BTCBFeb 1, 1982 – Nov 1, 1986
Wooley, TerryUSS Barney (DDG 6)BT3B1975 – 1979THE BEGINING OF A CAREER
Wooley, WooleyUSS Fred T. Berry (DD 858)ETR3RadarApr 15, 1965 – Dec 8, 1966Were there CG Cutter personnel, or US Marines, that came aboard our ship, while we were in the Vietnam territorial waters in 1966? Also need to know if any members of our ship went in country Vietnam, e.g. by whaleboat
Woolf, JasonUSS Chosin (CG 65)SH3S-3Dec 7, 1998 – May 15, 20023584 n manchester drive apt b columbia,mo 65202 573-474-9409
Woolf, Jason/ AirwolfUSS Belleau Wood (LHA 3)airmenair department1991 – 1993
Woolf, VaughnUSS Galveston (CLG 3)FTMTalos division 49 radarJun 1965 – Aug 1967Looking for Talos Division shipmates. Expecially Marky
Woolfolk, ChanceUSS Shiloh (CG 67)Deck O/DFeb 2000 – Jul 2001
Woolfolk, JimUSS Schenectady (LST 1185)BM3Feb 1988 – Nov 1992Married w/ 3 kids live in missouri work as a police officer had a lot of fun on the schenectady remember pi and all the girls oh yea....
Woolfolk, LanceUSS Chandler (DDG 996)OS2OperationsNov 29, 1985 – Jul 10, 1988Had a great time. lance.woolf@yahoo.com .... Two trips to the Gulf.... a lot of fun.
Woolford, BillUSS White Plains (AFS 4)SN/SKSTOREKEEPERFeb 1970 – Dec 1970My only Westpac was on the "pig"and it provided some great liberty ports. Ship side transfers were the most memorable especially with the big carriers. Just learned of the fire, my sympathy to the famlies.

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