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| Name | Command | Rank/Rate | Division | Period | Remarks |
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Frye, Larry  | USS Hunley (AS 31) | MS3 | S2/5 | Nov 1974 – Jun 1978 | I always remember my first Chief CSCS J. Hudson.Second Chief was MSCS W. Hawkins, 3rd Chief MSCM F. Morris, and CWO Scarcelli. |
| Frye, Lonnie | USS Pyro (AE 24) | RD2 | OPS | Apr 3, 1963 – Jun 25, 1965 | |
| Frye, Lonnie | USS Pyro (AE 24) | RD2 | Operations | Dec 1963 – May 1965 | |
| Frye, Loy | USS Willamette (AO 180) | MM3 | Boilers | Mar 26, 1995 – Apr 5, 1999 | |
| Frye, Martin | USS Paul (FF 1080) | RM3 | OC | Nov 1978 – Jun 1980 | Worked with RMC Caulderelli, Rm2 Causey, Rm2 Cunningham, Rm3 Rios, SN Stone, Sn Robinson and a few others. Radidio! |
| Frye, Martin (Marty) | USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) | SN | 2nd | Sep 1976 – Aug 1977 | 1976. Assigned to Deck 2nd div. Westpac, crossed the equator and became a Shellback on the way to Sydney. Served in the wardroom for mess duty then served in Combat during Kangaroo II. Later became an RM2/ EOS 1980 |
| Frye, Michael | USS Kamehameha (SSBN 642) | MT1(SS) | msl/lchr | Oct 20, 1975 – Sep 9, 1980 | Many memories, of all types, of the Kamehameha. I am forever glad to have been a part of her and her crew. Nothing like her back here in farm country. Made 9 patrols on her. Sail on, Kam! |
| Frye, Owen | USS Northampton (CLC 1) | SHSN | S-4 | Jan 22, 1968 – Sep 27, 1970 | WOKED IN THE SHIPS LAUNDRY AND THE SHIPS STORE. i WILL NEVER FORGET THOSE DAYS AND THE LIBERTY PORTS WE WENT TO. SHE WAS SOLD FOR SCRAP, HOW SAD. |
| Frye, Richard | USS Clark (FFG 11) | E-4 | Oct 1984 – Oct 1988 | ||
| Frye, Richard (Rick) | USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) | MM3 | A2 | Jan 30, 1968 – Dec 20, 1969 | I served very early in precom. Detachment Alpha and later Det Bravo at Neport News.I was on shakedown cruise and first Med cruise.I am very proud to have served on this GREAT SHIP |
| Frye, Robert | USS Tanner (AGS 15) | MM 2 | A | Aug 1960 – May 1963 | As a young lad, my first ship coming from a year of shore duty. Went half way around the world to Bombay India to northern Russian and Norway. |
| Frye, Robert | USS Guadalcanal (LPH 7) | mm2 | A Div | Aug 1964 – 1967 | A great ship, I'll miss her. It was a part of my wild and younger day's and I might add stupid decisions. I had my shipmate friends. It was a pleasure to serve with them. I'm sorry the ship met its demise the way it did |
| Frye, Robert | USS Ashland (LSD 1) | MM3 | A | 1967 – 1968 | |
| Frye, Robert | USS Cadmus (AR 14) | MM3 | A | 1968 – 1969 | |
| Frye, Robert | Naval Submarine Base New London | E-3 | 1st Lt's Division | Aug 1959 – Aug 1960 | |
| Frye, Ron | USS Halibut (SSN 587) | MT2 (SS) | Missle (weapons) | Jan 1963 – Mar 1964 | What I learned about the systems on the boat and the personalities of my crew mates has stayed with me. |
| Frye, Ronald | USS Guam (LPH 9) | EN-3 | A-Gang | Jan 1969 – Jul 1971 | 1969 thru 1971 a-gang |
| Frye, Scott | USS Harold E. Holt (FF 1074) | BM | 1st | Mar 1984 – Oct 1987 | |
| Frye, Stephen | USS Warrior (MCM 10) | RM3 | OPS | Sep 7, 1992 – Apr 8, 1994 | PLANKOWNER- I live in Fairmount, IN with my wife and 4 children. Working at an auto manufacturer for 13 years. If any of you know feel free to contact me at peanutcscott@yahoo.com or 765 517 1342 |
| Frye, Steve | USS Cayuga (LST 1186) | BOATSWAINMATE | Deck | Jan 30, 1979 – Apr 7, 1982 | Old Shipmates look me up in San Diego. |
| Frye, Ted | USS Trout (SS 566) | EN3 | Jun 1952 – Mar 1955 | Plank Owner | |
| Frye, Thomas | United States Navy Fighter Weapons School | Gm/3c | 9 | 1943 – 1943 | I am writing for my father, A.A. Frye, who passed away in 2010. He was a gunner's mate, anti aircraft, on the starboard side. Would like to hear from anyone who knew him. On board 1943-45. |
| Frye, Thomas | USS Mississippi (BB 41) | Gm/3c | 9 | 1943 – 1943 | My father, A.A. Frye was an anti-aircraft gunner's mate on the starboard side. He passed away in 2010. Was on board 1943-45. His nickname was "Anti-aircraft" Frye. Would like to hear from anyone who knew him. |
| Frye, Tom Tre Fry "E" | USS Salt Lake City (SSN 716) | STS2 | sonar | 2001 – 2003 | The best times of my life |
| Frye, William | USS Papago (ATF 160) | EM 2 | Engineering | Jan 1976 – May 1977 | Reliving the old Navy memories as my youngest son Justin serves on the USS Ronald Regan CVN 76 |
| Fryefield, Samuel | USS Vulcan (AR 5) | DKC | Disbursing Office | Feb 1947 – Feb 1948 | Pearl Harbor Survivor (USS Detroit). Really enjoyed my year in Newport RI. Even the storm in November '47 which kept some crew ashore for two days. |
| Fryer, Bert | USS Decatur (DDG 31) | TM1 | AS | Feb 1966 – Feb 1971 | I enjoyed the camaraderie and the cruises. |
| Fryer, David | USS Benjamin Stoddert (DDG 22) | SK3 | Supply | Aug 1, 1975 – Feb 17, 1978 | Westpac '77. Crossed the equator golden shellback .00 |
| Fryer, Donald | USS Sumter (LST 1181) | BM/SK3 | 1ST/Supply | Jun 20, 1970 – Feb 28, 1973 | |
| Fryer, Donald | USS Jack Williams (FFG 24) | BM1 | OCo1 | Sep 19, 1981 – 1983 | |
| Fryer, Donald | USS Lexington (CVA 16) | BTFN | B | Jan 1955 – May 1955 | |
| Fryer, Joe | USS Midway (CV 41) | Hm3 | Medical | 1987 – 1989 | Had some good times and some bad times on the rocky midway. The good outweighed the bad though and most of the bad was all me lol but gave me memories from the Olympics and hot beer in Mombasa . Big shout to Jim eves |
| Fryer, Ken | USS Samuel Gompers (AD 37) | IC-3 | Electrical | Feb 1969 – Nov 1972 | Great ship, cruses and duty. The guys of ships company IC dept. were all such good people. My life is much better because of them; they made the military experience at least a half-way cool thing. God bless all mates. |
| Fryer, Ken | USS Sterett (CG 31) | mm2 (sw) | m | Jun 3, 1983 – | Great experience and great friends.FIrst third class petty officer to be rewarded with surface warfare recognition. |
| Fryer, Michael | USS Guardian (AGR 1) | LTJG | Deck, Ops, Gunnery | Jun 10, 1964 – Jul 28, 1965 | Crewmember during furious winter 1964 under CO Harry Krantzman. Aboard for the "Big One" (wave & roll). Was in 1965 decomissioning crew. Retired as CDR w/ 20 years. Training helpful to later career in Security Group (Cryptology). |
| Fryer, Teresa | USNS Comfort (T-AH 20) | ITC | Sep 1999 – Nov 2001 | ||
| Fryer, Thomas | USS Lafayette (SSBN 616) | sts3(ss) | Sonar | 1989 – 1991 | Decom Crew |
| Fryer, Thomas | USS L. Mendel Rivers (SSN 686) | sts2(ss) | Sonar | 1993 – 1996 | Great Boat and crew great sonar division great Captain |
| Fryman, Calvin | USS Yorktown (CG 48) | GSEFN | Mar 1, 1984 – | ||
| Fryman, Danny | USS Duluth (LPD 6) | E-3 | boatswains | Sep 1968 – Mar 15, 1970 | The Navy was a wonderful time for me especially aboard ship,I went to 17 different countries and Vietnam. An experience that will stay with me the rest of my life. |
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