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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Woolford, CharlieUSS America (CV 66)HM3HOct 11, 1974 – Jul 24, 1976What a ride! Had some good times and met some great people. Medical work was interesting and I learned a lot. We did a lot of work but made up for it with a ton of fun!
Woolford, ChrisUSS Sacramento (AOE 1)E-5SupplyDec 2000 – Oct 2003This ship served as memorable command for many of us. I learned some valuable lessons and made some lifelong friends. I will always look back on the years I served onboard the Sac.
Woolford, LouisUSS Trepang (SSN 674)MM2SSAug 29, 1974 – Aug 29, 1978
Woolford, LouisUSS Trepang (SSN 674)woollou@aol.com1974 –
Woolfork, WoolfyUSS Camden (AOE 2)MS3S-2Mar 3, 1998 – Oct 12, 2001Had a lot of laughs, a lot of pain, I do not miss all the days of rain. I can't believe how I have grown, On the powerful Pachyederm. I have miss a lot. I want to reconcile. I hope all of you are doing well. Email me
Woolheater, MikeUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)ms3S-51974 – 1977I will never forget Nov.22,1975, I will also remember the good times . Learned to play harmonica aboard "BIG JOHN" and am still playing 39 yrs later. I look forward to hearing from crewmates.
Woolhiser, Eric "Wooly"USS Princeton (CG 59)ET2Combat SystemsOct 1988 – Jul 1989
Woolley, BobbieUSS Reeves (CG 24)BT3EB01 Forward Boiler RoomJan 1986 – Jan 1989Best bunch of engineers i worked with in my 13 years
Woolley, ChrisUSS Scott (DDG 995)HT3ERApr 11, 1997 – Dec 20, 1998
Woolley, ChristopherUSS Truckee (AO 147)SMSNmildetMay 1982 – Apr 1983
Woolley, E.l. "duke"USS Iwo Jima (LPH 2) ABH-3 V-1May 10, 1965 – Jun 27, 1967 Flight deck. LSE (Yellow shirt) 2 tours. Transported the A4s on the deck and took the first D model Hueys in. H-34s. need help finding other V1 ers. theunionduke@aol.com
Woolley, Gregory A.USS Caron (DD 970)CTR2(SW)OTJun 29, 1995 – Jul 10, 1998I couldn't believe they decommisoned her. Let alone sink her..WOW
Woolley, JoelUSS James Monroe (SSBN 622)STS2/SSSTS2/SSMar 1987 – Mar 1990FROM BOTH GOLD AND BLUE , TOOK HER TO DECOMMISION , STILL ALIVE AND KICKING. REACH ME AT run2ito@yahoo.com glad to hear from any of you .
Woolley, JohnUSS Bennington (CV 20)LEGALXDec 1959 – Sep 1961Looking for a Nelson Shirley in PIO office
Woolley, KeithUSS Indianapolis (SSN 697)ET2Noseconer Electronics-ESM1979 – 1980I'm happy to see the names of several shipmates such as C. Clark, Archie, Bummer & Paddock. While circumstances required an early exit from the Indy, my heart never left. I remain proud of everything Indy. The DE was BS.
Woolley, KennethUSS LCS(L) 37 (LCS(L) 37)Gunners Mate 3CPacific1944 – 1945
Woolley, RonUSS Lexington (CVT 16)BT3B _ DivJul 1969 – Sep 1972Spent the whole enlistment in #1 Fireroom. Worked hard and long hours, but made a lot good friends-- nope change that; brothers. Wouldn't trade the time for anything.
Woolley, ToddUSS Henry M. Jackson (SSBN 730)E3Deck1987 – 1989
Woolley, Jr., Ronald "Dale"USS Tuscaloosa (LST 1187)SNDeckJan 31, 1993 – Feb 15, 1994Lot's of crappy stuff to do on the ship, wasn't there long, long enough to do an ammo offload in san fran to prepare for decommission and then off to TPU then on to U.S.S. Jason AR-6
Woolley,jr, EdwardUSS Shangri-La (CV 38)S1Cvit(?)May 1946 – Sep 1946
Woollum, BobUSS Kearsarge (CVS 33)PFCMarine DetachmentJan 21, 1967 – Jan 3, 1969
Woolnough, ScottUSS Hewitt (DD 966)OS2OISep 7, 1989 – Feb 2, 1993Ahhh, those days homeported in Japan!
Woolridge, AdamUSS Lake Erie (CG 70)OS2OIJul 23, 2000 – Dec 11, 2003In the words of the great Steve Morgan "uhhhhhhh"
Woolridge, JosephUSS Wasp (CV 18)MM3B division1970 – 1972I was assigned to the evaporators. I went on board in 1970 and stayed until decommission. I stood watch on Wasp while it was tied to the pier at Quonset Point awaiting decommissioning. jfwool53@gmail.com Would like to he
Woolridge, JosephUSS Franklin D Roosevelt (CVA 42)MM3M DIV1972 – 1974I was assigned to 2 engine room 72-74. My nickname was Wooly. I would like to hear from anyone. I am also registered on Wasp cvs-18.
Wools, JoelUSS Vincennes (CG 49)FC3(SW)CFAug 5, 2002 – Jul 1, 2005Part of the Decom crew, have tons of pictures of the ship on her decom cruise. if anyone is interested, drop me an email, i'll be happy to send them!
Woolsey, Andrew/ Lance CorpralUSS Cayuga (LST 1186)LCPLB CO. MARINES/ OPERATIONS-RADIO CENTRALJun 15, 1990 – Mar 20, 1991I AM LOOKING SPECIFICALLY FOR THOSE RADIO MEN THAT SERVED DURING "DESERT SHIELD" AND "DESERT STORM". IF YOU WORKED IN THE SHIP'S OFFICE YOU MIGHT HAVE HELPFUL CONTACT INFORMATION. I WOULD APPRECIATE AN EMAIL WITH WHATEVER YOU
Woolsey, DebbieUSS Emory S. Land (AS 39)E4 MS3Master at Arms1983 – 1984short and sweet
Woolsey, DonaldUSS Duluth (LPD 6)MM3M1978 – 1980supply po for M&B Div
Woolsey, DouglasUSS Orion (AS 18)E3W2Feb 9, 1982 – Feb 2, 1983Having to take 60 second showers because of only one boiling in operation was taxing vexing and ad huge pain. Having one operating screw kept us to a max speed of 12 knots with the wind blowing astern.
Woolsey, RogerUSS Emory S. Land (AS 39)btfnengineering1979 – 1981Roger Woolsey. Part of origional crew. Worked in the boiler room and oil tech lab. Would love to catch up with some of my old buddies. Origionally from Louisiana but now living in Pennsylvania.
Woolsey, RogerSIMA Norfolkbtfnvalve shopSep 1977 – Sep 1979Met some great guys in the valve shop. Names are a little fuzzy. I remember "spider" tho. I left from there and went to the Emory S. Land.
Woolsey, RogerUSS Damato (DD 871)HTR DivisionApr 1, 1974 – Sep 15, 1977Ted Macall was HT1 when I came on board, Chief Charles "Ducky" Reeves was in charge when I left. I remember very well Pete Drummer, "wild and crazy guy". I have been in oil and gas since leaving .
Woolsey, Shawn/woolzUSS Chandler (DDG 996)RM3/RM2COMMOct 1, 1991 – Sep 1, 1994How come the OPS decks always needed stripping and waxing on my duty day?? Huh Chief Z? Miss the Chandler had alot of great times (I think) on her. Two words..."Rose Festival"
Woolsey, WilliamUSS Tarawa (LHA 1)PC 3AdministrationJul 7, 1976 – Aug 1979Would like to know of 30th Anniversary Commissioning Ceremony plans. Weren't those the good old days!!!
Woolson, CharlesUSS Intrepid (CV 11)SM3CSAug 5, 1965 – May 31, 1968
Woolston, James "Jim" WoolstonUSS Okinawa (LPH 3)QMSNQuatermasterDec 10, 1975 – Sep 8, 1977
Woolston, MikeUSS Vancouver (LPD 2)CORPORAL1/3Jan 1983 – Jul 1983I was on board when we ran aground in Australia during amphibious ops. After limping to Perth a lot of the marines were tranferred to the New Orleans, LPH-11 and after arriving in Subic ended up on the Denver, LPD-9, for the rest of the float
Woolston, Paul profile iconUSS Mobile (LKA 115)LTJG1st, 2nd, OIJun 20, 1976 – Jan 1, 1980One of my best professional experiences was as Div Off for 1st Div forward. Great XO CDR Stephen C Crooks
Woolston, Paul profile iconNRD MinneapolisLTOPOJan 31, 1980 – Dec 31, 1983Loved Minneapolis. Where my wife and I grew up, contributed to those around us more than we received.

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