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NameCommandRank/RateDivisionPeriodRemarks
Weldon, Lawrence (Larry)USS Charles H. Roan (DD 853)Rm3communications1964 – 1966
Weldon, Mark DocUSS Estocin (FFG 15)HMCMAdminMay 1983 – Jun 1986Retired in 2002 after 30 years , but count my time on ESTOCIN as the highlight of my career. I never sailed with a better group of guys, and every shipmate on this page helped me become a better Sailor. THANKS
Weldon, MattUSS Curts (FFG 38)OS2OINov 1997 – May 2001
Weldon, MattUSS Glover (FF 1098)SmsaOps1987 – 1989Boston was damn cold
Weldon, MichaelUSS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72)AO3G-1 Weapons DivisionFeb 10, 1991 – Jul 22, 1992I miss the Abe Lincoln. There is not a day that goes by I dont think of it. Remember Mount Pinatubo evacuation in the Philippines. West-Pac 91. And War in Iraq. I miss all of my shipmates. If you remember send message.
Weldon, MikeYellow Jackets (VAQ 138)AT-1squadronJun 1976 – Aug 1979Plankowner. Served in the AT Shop for the Squadrons first cruise aboard Saratoga (CV 60) and Lead Troubleshooter aboard Eisenhower (CVN 69) in the Ikes' maiden voyage. Retuned back to the Yellowjackets after an Instructor tour at NAMTRA.
Weldon, RichardUSS Hunley (AS 31)CPLMarine Detachment1984 – 1985Member of the Marine Detachment from early 1984 until the later part of 1985. I had a great time while I lived in Scotland. Ended up getting married to a girl from Scotland. I truly loved a couple of the Female Sailors!
Weldon, RickUSS Stonewall Jackson (SSBN 634)SK2 (SS)StorekeeperApr 1977 – Nov 1980Served on the New London Blue crew going into Portsmouth and the Charleston Gold crew coming out. Good times, great guys!
Weldon, ScottUSS Cushing (DD 985)HT3EngineeringMar 17, 1985 – Mar 10, 1988There were both good and bad times but the bad were mostly my fault. Looking back I wish I would have stayed in and retired from the military. This was a great ship with an awrsome comand and crew!
Weldon, Terrance DonaldUSS Stark (FFG 31)Nov 1986 – May 17, 1987In memory of my son in law, one of the two that didn't come back.
Weldy, RickUSS Detroit (AOE 4)RM3communications1975 – 1978I often wonder what became of my shipmates. I remember forever playing tricks on Steve Wardius the RM1. Ill never forget him.
Weldy, RickUSS Detroit (AOE 4)RM3CommunicaqtionsAug 1975 – Jun 1978I remember dening the Chaplin access to the radio shack, and the holy fit he threw. Chief Carpender bailed me out, went before the captain for me saying I was only doing my job as security officer.
Weldy, RobertUSS Coronado (AGF 11)LTE1998 – 2000
Weldy, RobertUSS Stump (DD 978)GSM2Main PropulsionJul 1980 – Jun 1982
Weldy, RobertUSS Cowpens (CG 63)GSCS/Ens.MPOct 15, 1989 – Feb 15, 1994
Welfare, DonUSS Guam (LPH 9)AG2OAJan 17, 1977 – Jan 2, 1980I was a member of the LPH-9 weather crew. Any of you who served with me please contact me.
Welfel, ScottUSS Forrestal (CV 59)OS2OIJun 1989 – Dec 1992
Welfelt, TedVigilantes (VF 151)anplane capt/jet mechNov 28, 1967 – Nov 29, 1970raised in aust teenage years...worked my way in 1966 to us to join navy retired 1987 ma-1
Welfley, Adam/ FleeUSS Yorktown (CG 48)STG2CAFeb 15, 1989 – Oct 15, 1991There was allot I've seen and will never forget. It was hard on a family man, but we pulled through.
Welford, AndyUSS Duxbury Bay (AVP 38)ET2OperationsSep 15, 1961 – Oct 30, 1963Looking for any of my fellow ET buddies. Scroggins ET2, Campbell ET3, Bravo ET3, Ranier ET3 Chief Foster who left, after he jump started my Navy Career, for the LDO program. Chief Foster was one to remember.
Welga, BrianUSS Columbus (CG 12)FNEDec 26, 1972 – Jul 1974A awesome ship,when I first was first granted permission to board from LTJG Lake
Welgos, CharlesUSS New (DD 818)RD3OIJun 26, 1963 – Mar 9, 1966my first ship and my best rembered
Welgos, TomUSS Harlan County (LST 1196)SFCembarkedSep 1992 – Nov 1992SOF package to PAP Haiti.
Welhouse, Harold JUSS Stratford (AP 41)GM2/C (T)USS STRATFORD AP-41Oct 23, 1942 – Jan 30, 1946Deceased 11/11/2012. Worked as a carpenter his entire life. Married, had 9 children. Did have a good friend on board, a man named Hannold? from New York
Weliky, Jeff USS St. Louis (LKA 116)CYN3 Operations 1969 – 1971Plank Owner. Fantastic experience. Many friends up and down the line . Longbeach, San Diego, Okinawa, Danang, Hong Kong and Tokyo. Don't forget Subic Bay. Hearts & Spades champ. Worked for XO Alemian.
Welk, JoshUSS John F. Kennedy (CV 67)mm3engineering/ASep 2005 – Jul 2007
Welk, MarkUSS Texas (CGN 39)SK2/3S-1Jun 1979 – Jun 198123 months served, 19 months underway. Apologies to my nuke buddies for the mishap in the storeroom, but, still, nobody twisted your arms. 30 years later, still have lasting memories and great life lessons.
Welken, LarryNaval Air Transport Squadron 8 (VR 8)AT2squadronApr 15, 1961 – Apr 15, 1965worked flight line on c121g and then on c130e
Welker, BillUSS Parsons (DDG 33)RADIOMAN 2ND CLASSCRApr 1974 – Oct 1975
Welker, BillUSS Pickaway (APA 222)CYN3OCOct 1965 – Jun 1967
Welker, BillUSS Ranger (CVA 61)CYN3CRNov 1967 – Oct 1969Still "Top Gun" of the Pacific Fleet.
Welker, DanielUSS Puget Sound (AD 38)Boiler Technican Fist Class E-6B DivisionJun 1, 1985 – Jun 1, 1990I worked in the Oil Lab and after making BT1 I became the Supervisor, the "Ships Oil King". I would like to say hey to Kevin Mcsween, and Howard (cocoanut head) and a very Special Hello to Sharron Tate, whom was married
Welker, DaveUSS Reeves (CG 24)EM3ElectricalJun 1971 – Jun 1974Many very good memories
Welker, Jerrold (Jerry)USS Myles C. Fox (DD 829)SNSupply (Storekeeper)Jun 1962 – Dec 1963
Welker, Sean (Flash)USS Leyte Gulf (CG 55)Deck / ON01Dec 1992 – Jun 1998The longest stint of my Naval Career... However, the best ever... From all 5 CO's I've served under to the great crewmembers... Cruises were unforgettable... Couldn't have asked for a better time....
Well, BradUSS Ohio (SSBN 726)MM1MApr 1983 – May 1986Wasn't Capt. Tisarani cool? Yeah, he was a butt sometimes, but he challenged us and we developed a espirit de corps that we didn't seem to have under Capt. Emory. Don't get me wrong, I liked Emory, but looking back I think Capt. Tis made
Well, Judy profile iconUSS Yellowstone (AD 41)FNR-3 Tec Library1984 – 1987Tech Library was a busy place-enjoyed my time. I remember the roll and Dry Dock was interesting. Would love to hear from old shipmates. Miss the moon over the empty ocean, the pipe, and the Chaplain's good night.
Wellborn, GaryUSS Voge (FF 1047)BM/SeamanDeck Division1976 – 1979I was standing directley above the point of impact. I looked eye to eye at the Russin sailor in the sub's clear bubble look-out @ top of the supersail before he went under.
Wellborn, JohnRecruit Training Command Great LakesSR17th Battalion, Company 163Jun 26, 1975 – Aug 1975Company 163, "Watson's Eternal Flame" , we were called. Our company commander was Robert G. Watson, HT2. Through all the arduous training were left many good memories. Wherever you are, Robert, thanks.
Wellborn, JohnUSS Carl Vinson (CVN 70)MS2S-2, S-5, Admin.Aug 1981 – Aug 1983Just finished 2 years of shore duty at Pt. Mugu, CA. and made MS2 before I came aboard. Was in S-2 Div. until after the commissioning. Then went to S-5 Div. Later, went TAD to Leadership school. Assigned to the brig force. Left during IO.

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