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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Way, JeffUSS Midway (CV 41)ABHANV-3Jan 1979 – Feb 1981Great Ship
Way, JohnUSS Fulton (AS 11)SK2SUPPLY S-1Feb 1956 – Sep 22, 1958WENT FROM BOOT TO SK SCHOOL TO THE FULTON AS SEAMAN APPRENTICE LEFT AS SK2 IN SUB REPAIRS GREAT SHIP WITH A GREAT CREW
Way, MarkUSS Hector (AR 7)DS3s-7Jun 15, 1985 – Mar 24, 1987
Way, MarkUSS Cole (DDG 67)FC1(SW) RETCX/CMMar 1995 – Jun 2000
Way, MartyUSS Wichita (AOR 1)BT3BJul 1975 – Dec 1978What a long strange trip it's been.
Way, MatthewUSS Florida (SSGN 728)E-7 CSCFOOD SERVICEOct 2008 – Jul 2010WHAT A WAY TO END A 24 YEAR CAREER. GETTING TO SERVE ON MY HOME STATE NAMESAKE. MISS THE DG RUNS AND THE SHIPS COMPANY OF THAT TIMEFRAME.
Way, MatthewUSS Koelsch (FF 1049)MS3FOOD SERVICE S-2Oct 13, 1987 – May 31, 1989The Maine days in the yards were the best. Hate that we decom in Charleston. Was the start of a good career.
Way, MatthewUSS Wyoming (SSBN 742)MS2S-2Feb 1996 – Aug 1999Coming from the surface was so amazing to be apart of the Wyoming. Those days in Port Canaveral were the bomb. Retired CSC in 2010 on Florida Gold. Now Ebassy security force in Kabul Afghanistan. From food to guns!
Way, MeganUSS Spruance (DD 963)SNDeck1996 – 2000
Way, MichaelUSS Chicago (SSN 721)E-5ENov 16, 1997 – Jan 2, 2002graduated from University of California, San Diego June 2006 (BS in Physics). Got Job working for NASA as a flight controller, coordinating operations on the International Space Station. Don't miss the shipyard.
Way, MichaelUSS Constellation (CV 64)E-51976 – 1980
Way, MitchellUSS Yellowstone (AD 41)SH3SupplySep 17, 1992 – May 6, 1995What a amazing experience. My first command. I'm proud to have served with such a great crew!
Way, MonteUSS Nicholson (DD 982)GMG2G div WepsMar 1978 – 1983Plank Owner... Hearing she's on the bottom brought a tear to my eye. Lot of good memerys. ie. setting the range record at Veagus, 1st yr in commison. The peir at Gimo.
Way, RandolphUSS Eugene A. Greene (DD 711)PN1OCJun 1962 – Jun 1965
Way, RickyUSS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72)ET2RCSep 1995 – Apr 2000
Way, RobinUSS Guadalcanal (LPH 7)ABH-3V-6(A)Feb 3, 1966 – Dec 23, 1967Would enjoy being in contact with some of my old Shipmates.
Way, Robin LukeUSS Guadalcanal (LPH 7)ABH-3V-1 and V-6AFeb 5, 1966 – Dec 23, 1967Carib 2-66 and 4-67. Blue Shirt in V-1 and Air Department Yeoman in V-6A. Would enjoy being in touch with former shipmates.
Way, RogerUSS Orion (AS 18)PN3PERSONNEL OFFICEFeb 20, 1982 – Jun 6, 1983Always loved walking to work and having a warm pastry and cappuccino on the way to the liberty boat every morning. Italy and the Orion was a great duty station! I hope to go back some day. PN1 (Ret)
Way, RogerUSS Barney (DDG 6)PN2NavigationJul 23, 1983 – Aug 25, 1985Best time of my life! Met so many wonderful people creating lifetime bonds. Tin Can Sailors are the best! Great Port Visits and enjoyed serving under the best Captain in the Navy, the late Captain Grant Fulkerson
Way, ShawnUSS Mississippi (BB 41)Radioman?1944 – 1945Was in Tokyo Bay for the surrender ceremonies by the Japanese.
Waybright, BradUSS Duncan (FFG 10)FTM3CS3Aug 20, 1982 – Aug 24, 1984Left the Duncan when I left the Navy. Now designing industrial controls in Columbus, Ohio
Waybright, BradUSS Constellation (CV 64)FTM3FOX1980 – Jan 2, 1982Came to the Connie as E-1 in Fox division. Spent a year and left with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.
Waye, JamesUSS Austin (LPD 4)ABF3AirAug 2000 – Jul 2004Made alot of good friends, Enjoyed my time on the ship
Waye, TomUSS George Washington (SSBN 598)EM2ENov 1982 – Jan 1985
Wayenberg, T.j.USS Bristol County (LST 1198)EN3mMay 1990 – Jan 1994hello lou watters, anthoy chavez, allen denbrook, mike hinojos . still think about you guys .
Wayenberg, T.j.USS Bristol County (LST 1198)EN 3mMay 9, 1991 – Jan 5, 1994Miss the old days. Getting old but still fell young! I saw Allen some time back. He still looks the same. hello to Allen, Anthony, Lou, Jeff, and all the guys from M Div.
Wayland, DougUSS Fort Fisher (LSD 40)HT1RDec 31, 1994 – Oct 3, 1997Great ship, Great crew!!!!! Everyone worked hard and played hard and I had alot of good times with the fella's of R Division. dlw5498@msn.com
Wayland, GaryUSS Harlan County (LST 1196)GMG33rdMay 1978 – Oct 1981
Wayland, Robert (Wally)USS Coral Sea (CV 43)AO2GM and GNov 1974 – Apr 1979Started in Missile shop (GM) div 74-76 then G div. Went thru 2 West Pacs (74/75) and (77), and 2 yard periods (Longbeach and Bremerton).
Wayman, Bruce (Racy Bruce)USS Ray (SSN 653)MM1 SSEngineeringMar 1, 1969 – Jan 9, 1973
Wayman, JasonUSS Wichita (AOR 1)MM3EngineeringDec 1991 – Mar 1993What a time it was! I missed that ship so much after I went to the Abraham Lincoln. I was happy to see Chief Elliott later on, and had become Senior Chief! We had a great crew and officers! All good memories!
Wayman, KenUSS Constellation (CV 64)PH3OPMay 1978 – Oct 1, 1981Connie is still my Gal. She Taught Me alot about Me. 110 Days at sea was a Long, Long Time. But The Crew and Ship Mates in the Photo Lab Was The Greatest. Contact me if anyone see's this
Wayman, KenUSS Constellation (CV 64)PH3OPApr 1, 1979 – Oct 1, 1980Connie She's my Girl, 110 Day at sea was a long time.
Wayman, Mitch profile iconUSS Francis Hammond (FF 1067)MM3MFeb 13, 1980 – May 9, 1981Some of my fondest memories come from my time on the USS Hammond. Anybody remember the liquid lunches at the Pier 6 Pub in Yokosuka?
Wayman, Mitch profile iconUSS Kirk (FF 1087)MMFNMOct 27, 1977 – Nov 27, 1979My First of many ships in my career. The memories are still fresh in my mind.
Wayman, Mitch profile iconUSS Holland (AS 32)MM2A DivisionJun 30, 1981 – Mar 15, 1982A short but interesting tour of duty. I rode the ship back to Charleston, SC when she was relieved by the USS Huntley.
Wayman, Mitch profile iconNaval Weapons Station CharlestonMM2Gimp DivisionMar 15, 1982 – May 21, 1982I was on Limited Duty when I broke my ankle out in town. Not much to comment on here other then it sucked!
Wayman, Mitch profile iconSIMA CharlestonMM2Outside Machine Shop/Master At ArmsMay 21, 1982 – Oct 19, 1984I enjoyed my tour of duty here and this is where I got married. I miss Charleston but I don't miss the intense heat and humidity.
Wayman, Mitch profile iconUSS Ajax (AR 6)MM1R2 Valve Repair Shop 38ADec 14, 1984 – Feb 10, 1987The oldest ship in the US Navy that still burned crude oil. Even after the 6 month deployment limit we were scheduled for an 8 1/2 month deployment in order to accommodate refueling with crude oil and the time it took. What a Tour!
Wayman, Mitch profile iconUSS Acadia (AD 42)MMC (SW)R2 Hydraulic/Pneumatic Shop 31FFeb 10, 1987 – Apr 2, 1990One of the best ships of my career! I had some great friends and shipmates. Plus this is where I made Chief.

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