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| Date Found |
Name |
Years Aboard |
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| 4/26/08 |
STG2 Robert A. Barnett
Oak View, California |
69-72 |
| 4/20/08 |
BT2 Dean Jeffries
Chesterfield, Missouri |
68-71 |
| 3/4/08 |
BT2 Robert "Buzz" Katsma
Jacksonville, Florida |
62-67 |
| 2/25/08 |
MMFA Harold R. Horner Jr
Shasta, California
Comments: I don't remember a lot of my shipmates, but I remember that it
was an eye-opener for a 17 year-old kid from Northern California. While onboard,
we were stationed at Long Beach training reserves. |
72-73 |
| 2/19/08 |
BT2 Francis Badman
Birdsboro, Pennsylvania |
63-67 |
| 2/17/08 |
SN Nicholas Gilliam
North Augusta, South Carolina
Comments: I was strait out of Great Lakes Bootcamp
when I came aboard my first ship USS De Haven 727. I met many friends that I
lost contact with. During my tour of duty, I had the pleasure of seeing my first
Change Of Command. I did a 6 month tour in Vietnam and was sent back again to
take over for a sister ship that had broke down. Hope to be in touch with some
old friends !!!! |
69-70 |
| 1/23/08 |
SPF2 Robert Honadel
Holtsville, New York |
63-67 |
| 1/20/08 |
ICFN Thomas P. Cantwell
Wunakee, Wisconsin |
66-67 |
| 12/04/07 |
Susan M. Riedy daughter of LTjg Alexander Noble Riedy
Elkton, Maryland |
44-46 |
| 11/19/07 |
BTFN Nelson M. Sherwood Jr.
Luberton, Texas
Comments:Glad to find out you exist. Benn thinking about my
service aboard DeHaven. After leaving the USN, three years later, I joined the
US Merchant Marine, Started out as a Fireman/Watertender, thanks to excellent
training and experience as a BT on DeHaven. Advanced over the years to Chief
Engineering Officer. Retired a few years back from regular Merchant Marine, but
still work on a casino boat in Louisiana. Hey, it's a tough job, but someone has
to do it. |
65-67 |
| 11/13/07 |
RM3 Dayton H. Luster
Kingsport, Tennessee
Comments: Went on board as a SR and made RM3 before being
discharged. I just remember a few of the men on board. I don't remember as good
as I once did. I went through a apprentice program to become an electrician, and
still am working as one. |
61-64 |
| 11/12/07 |
IC3 Stanley Earl Davis
Fort Worth, Texas |
64-67 |
| 11/08/07 |
FTG2 Donald G. Figge
Pensacola, FL |
65-68 |
| 11/2/2007 |
MM3 James Franklin Fuller
Evansville, Indiana |
63-66 |
| 9/15/2007 |
BM3 Charles Edgar Beardsley
Winterset, Iowa |
65-66 |
| 9/14/07 |
RDSN Billy Morton
Palmetto, Florida |
50-53 |
| 7/17/07 |
RD2 William Streiff
Moffett Field, California |
62-64 |
| 7/9/07 |
DK3 Garry Costigane
Cypress California |
63-65 |
| 7/1/07 |
MMFN Ralph F. Benson
Saratoga, Wyoming |
55-59 |
| 5/31/07 |
EN3 Allen Davidson
Hesperia, California |
69-72 |
| 5/29/07 |
IC2 Michael C. Tibble
Coos Bay, Oregon |
72 |
| 4/30/07 |
Diane McMaster-Rush
Burney, California
Daughter of George H. Welbourn |
44-46 |
| 3/5/07 |
MM3 Michael O'Brien
Shade, Ohio |
73 |
| 1/29/07 |
LTjg Robert Phillips
Arlington, Virginia
Comment: Was the Supply Officer with a magnificent Supply
Department behind me. They made me look good enough to make RADM 26 years later.
We did the Eniwetok "Operation HardTack" cruise and experienced the power of
nuclear weapons up close and personal. Our Exec LCDR M Zenni was the perfect
leader. |
58-59 |
| 1/15/07 |
Arthur Bowman (son of 469'er EM1c Forest Bowman lost at sea)
Shreveport, Louisiana |
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| 12/30/06 |
OS2 Harry Englestadt
Hoffman Estates, Illinois |
72-73 |
| 11/24/06 |
ETR2 Joe Klobucher
McCall, Idaho
Comment: Boarded in San Francisco as the DeHaven left the
shipyard. Went on some shakedown cruses including one to the Seattle area where
we hit a log and bent the prop shaft - then on to WestPac. Home ported in
Yokosuka but went to Hong Kong where we were Station Ship. And to Taiwan and the
Philippines. In 1962 was transferred to DD736 the George K Mckinsey as ETR2 in
charge of the electronics group. |
60-62 |
| 11/11/06 |
SN Bob Mathews
San Jose, California |
67-68 |
| 10/31/06 |
SN Earl Vanden Langenberg
De Pere, Wisconsin |
56-58 |
| 10/10/06 |
LTJG Patrick L. Grady
Boynton Beach, Florida
Asst. Gunnery Officer |
51 |
| 6/24/06 |
IC2 Kenneth E. Cannon
Colleyville, Texas |
66-68 |
| 6/22/06 |
YN2 Ken Columbia
Arlington, Virginia |
65-68 |
| 6/5/06 |
MM3 Tim Schrier
Kalamazoo, Michigan |
65-68 |
| 5/24/06 |
QM2 Robert Charles Parker
Grantham, New Hampshire |
68 |
| 5/23/06 |
FA Stephen Edward Burns
Tonasket, Washington |
63-65 |
| 5/13/06 |
TE2 Kenneth L. Dymmel
Arcadia, California |
52-56 |
| 3/16/06 |
James E. Loeffert
Moorhead, Minnesota |
50-55 |
| 3/10/2006 |
Douglas E. Lundgren
Verdi, NV
Note: Douglas is the son of the late Oscar Lundgren one of the DeHaven's CO's |
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| 3/2/06 |
BTG2 Johnnie Hugh Carrigan
Arlington, Texas |
51-52 |
| 2/28/06 |
GMGSN Randy C. Andrew
San Diego, California |
73 |
| 2/25/06 |
MM2 Ronald Mattson
Chesterfield, Ohio |
65-67 |
| 2/21/06 |
FT2 Phillips Barnes
Newark, NY |
53-56 |
| 12/23/05 |
RM3 Ronald Weinberg
Boynton Beach, Florida |
55-57 |
| 12/15/05 |
LTJG Jesse Lanehart
Carrollton, Virginia |
62-65 |
| 10/20/05 |
GM3 Billy J. White
St. Joseph, Missouri |
51-55 |
| 10/12/2005 |
SN3 George T. King Sr.
Durham, North Carolina |
58-59 |
| 10/7/2005 |
YN1 Jerry Zentz
Yakima, WA
Comments: Did not serve long on the DeHaven but proud to say I was a "tin
can sailor". |
56 |
| 9/22/05 |
LtJG Robert von der Lippe
Boston, MA |
53-56 |
| 8/25/05 |
BT3 Steve King
Lake Dallas, Texas |
71-73 |
| 8/5/05 |
BM3 William Potter
Monmouth Junction, New Jersey |
69-71 |
| 5/10/05 |
SN Richard Allan Pfalmer
Colorado Springs, Colorado |
1967 |
| 4/22/05 |
SM Ronald Pettey
Lufkin, Texas
Comments:We are looking for anyone with any info of when the ship docked
into Hong Kong harbour for R&R during either 1970 or 71. Pettey is on p. 61 of
the blue Westpac Dehaven book. Thanks for any and all help. Glenda Pettey
ronpettey@hotmail.com |
70-71 |
| 4/8/2005 |
IC2 Edward R. Ledyard
Punta Gorda, Florida |
62-65 |
| 4/7/2005 |
DC1 Clarence R. Conkle
Elk City, Oklahoma |
52-53 |
| 3/18/05 |
ETR3 Reynold R. Holder
Olney, Illinois
Comments:I was aboard and received an early out. I was
discharged Feb. 1973 at Long Beach |
72-73 |
| 3/11/05 |
SN Jim Trombley
Anchorage, Alaska
Comments:Came aboard at Long Beach, WestPac cruise
in 59 , served through fram period at Hunters Point. |
59-61 |
| 2/24/05 |
PC3 James R. Kimbrough
Greensboro, Georgia |
66-68 |
| 2/10/05 |
Dewey Simpson
Colorado Springs, Colorado |
71-73 |
| 2/4/05 |
James DeHaven
Hudson, Florida |
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| 2/4/05 |
LTJG James Revell Carr
New Harbor, Maine |
63-64 |
| 1/16/05 |
TM3 Terry Hatfield
Redmond, Oregon
Comments: Loved her. Should have never swapped to the Rupertus DD-851 |
60-62 |
| 11/15/04 |
RD3 David W. Naber
Omaha, Nebraska |
62-64 |
| 10/11/04 |
EM3 Frank Bonilla
Harrison Township, Michigan |
43-43 |
| 9/15/04 |
PN2 John L. Milliken
Fredericksburg, Virginia |
63 |
| 9/13/04 |
SN3 Albert L. Glaeser
Winnemucca, Nevada |
62-66 |
|
7/25/04 |
FN Bert Raymond Culp
Clayton, Deleware |
65-66 |
|
4/12/04 |
RM3 James C Wiltraut Sr.
Allentown, Pennsylvania |
49-52 |
|
4/7/04 |
BM3 Russ Keller
Columbus, Ohio |
69-70 |
|
3/17/04 |
ETNFN Dennis Van Note
Rohnert Park, California
Comments: Came upon this site quite by accident. DeHaven was my first
ship and did a lot to set me on my life's path. Some very fine memories of
Yokusuka, Subic and Hong Kong. Good OPS dept.! |
65-66 |
| 3/14/04 |
SH3 Jesus Jaurez
El Paso, Texas |
66-67 |
|
3/4/04 |
EM3 Ralph Farr
Brea, California |
71 |
| 2/26/04 |
MM3 Jan R. Gregory
Yuma, Arizona |
66-67 |
|
2/10/04 |
SK3 Tony g. Ogden
Waldport, Oregon |
65 |
|
2/7/04 |
FN1/c Albert Vincent Schroder
St. Paul, Minnesota |
45-46 |
| 12/13/03 |
GMSN
Don W. Gunter
Irving, Texas |
52-53 |
| 11/09/03 |
RD3
Stephen A. Crown
Denver, CO |
65-66 |
| 11/09/03 |
STG3
Patrick O'Dell
Salem, OR |
66-69 |
| 11/03/03 |
MM3
Robert Rodriquez
Oswego, Illinois |
66-70 |
| 10/28/03 |
SM3 Richard
George LaPreziosa
Middletown, New York |
60-63 |
| 10/21/03 |
Ens Carter
Jefferson
Boston, Massachusetts |
50-51 |
| 10/11/02 |
RDSN
Richard Lehtonen
Summerville, South Carolina |
58-59 |
| 10/11/03 |
MMFR Joe
Loomis
Rockfield, Illinois |
60-63 |
| 10/1/03 |
QM2 Thomas
Terfehr
Stamford, Connecticut |
70-71 |
| 7/21/03 |
BM3 Rodger
T. Auld
Fairfield, California |
65-67 |
| 3/15/03 |
LTJG James
A. Chrysler Jr.
Morgan Hill, California
Comments: Would appreciate hearing from old friends. |
53-56 |
| 3/12/03 |
LCDR Jerry
E. Menikheim
Littleton, CO
Comments: I was onboard from Aug,'72 until
decommissioning. Served as OPS until about Aug '73. Became XO until she was
decommissioned. |
72-73 |
| 3/11/03 |
IC3 Edward
L. Lane
Fair Oaks, California |
58-59 |
| 2/21/03 |
MR2 Thomas E.
Krause
Delta, Ohio |
57-60 |
| 2/14/03 |
SN Frank
Bolefahr
San Bernardino, CA |
58-59 |
| 2/7/02 |
STG2 George
Edward Olsen
Virginia Beach, Virginia |
66-68 |
| 1/17/03 |
MM3 Gene
Wenthold
Apple Valley, MN |
65-67 |
| 12/10/02 |
SN Jack
Kammert
Kansas City, Missouri |
49-50 |
| 12/3/02 |
STG2 Don
Cox
Las Vegas, Nevada |
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| 10/11/02 |
BM3 William
F. Kelly
West Chester, Pennsylvania |
65-66 |
| 10/5/02 |
BM3 Tim
McNichol
North Wildwood, New Jersey |
62-66 |
| 9/29/02 |
SN/1c Joe
Benavides
Falfurrias, Texas |
49 |
| 9/15/02 |
BT3 Conrad
Campomanes
Vallejo, California |
63-64 |
| 9/11/02 |
EM3 Harry
Veldman
Lynden, Washington |
67-68 |
| 9/10/02 |
EM3 Stuart
Moss
Del Rio, Texas |
58-59 |
| 9/10/02 |
SK3 Tom
Nearhood
Wichita, Kansas |
61-63 |
| 9/6/02 |
FT James
Hebert
Plaguemine, Louisiana |
65-66 |
| 9/5/02 |
SK3
Don Henderson
New Martinsville, West Virginia |
66-67 |
| 9/4/02 |
GM1 Garnett
L. Newland
Park Rapids, Minnesota |
61-65 |
| 9/4/02 |
EM1 Ronald
Huther
Leeds, New York |
68-71 |
| 9/2/02 |
MM3 Roger
Kinghorn
Audobon, New Jersey |
67-69 |
| 9/2/02 |
MM3 Jerome
Serame
Hendersonville, Tennessee |
49-51 |
| 9/1/02 |
ETN3
Charles Dudley
Ardara, Pennsylvania |
66-69 |
| 8/29/02 |
DK1 Juan
Bebollido
San Diego, California |
69-72 |
| 8/27/02 |
SFC George
Mulligan
San Diego, California |
64-68 |
| 8/26/02 |
FN James E.
Hamby
Lake Jackson, Texas |
46-49 |
| 8/19/02 |
OM3 Raymond
Rathe
Omaha, Nebraska |
59-61 |
| 8/18/02 |
SN Kenneth
Whiting
Houston, Texas |
46-47 |
| 8/18/02 |
SN Richard
Baca
El Paso, Texas |
49-52 |
| 8/15/02 |
MM3 Darrel
Massey
Las Vegas, Nevada |
46-49 |
| 8/5/02 |
RM2 Duane
Wilson
Crawfordville, Florida |
43-46 |
| 8/4/02 |
OM3 Dale
Hoffschneider
Fort Wayne, Indiana |
51-54 |
| 8/4/02 |
SN Gerald
Cacy
Sapulpa, OK |
46 |
| 8/4/02 |
GM3 David
Benson
Burtrum, Minnesota |
48 |
| 7/30/02 |
MM1 Don
Tellman
Morgan City, Louisiana |
53-57 |
| 7/26/02 |
TM3 Arthur
Louis Taylor
Menomonie, Wisconsin |
62-65 |
| 7/25/02 |
SOG3 Daniel
J. Hebert
San Antonio, Texas
Comments: Spent the majority of my time aboard the
USS DeHaven DD-727 during FRAM at the Hunters Point
shipyard located in San Francisco, and the sea trials to
check all the new equipment. That reel on
the fantail was ONE PIECE OF WORK! The transducer worked
great, until we hit a reef off Hawaii. The fathometer
showed a rapid rise in depth but time to
raise the transducer was too slow. Not a pretty picture!
Still remember good times aboard ship. |
59-61 |
| 7/22/02 |
Richard L.
DeHaven
Bethesda, MD
Comment: DeHaven family member |
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| 7/22/02 |
QM2 Thomas
E. Allen
Clermont, Florida |
68-71 |
| 7/22/02 |
Gayland K.
Burcalow
Longview, Texas
Comment: brother to Don |
|
| 7/22/02 |
BT2 George
Ireland
Fortuna, CA |
52-55 |
| 7/21/02 |
SN1/c
Richard Callaway
Las Vegas, Nevada |
45-46 |
| 7/16/02 |
SoM 1/c
Carl Martin Berntsen
Kitty Hawk, North Carolina |
44-45 |
| 7/1/02 |
SN William
S. Thompson
Eau Claire, Wisconsin |
46-47 |
| 6/30/02 |
GM2 Marvin
Ford
Canton, Oklahoma |
47-51 |
| 6/16/02 |
GMSN
Thurmond Bennett
Sparta, North Carolina |
|
| 5/31/02 |
SN2c
Charley Green
Leavenworth, Kansas |
55-57 |
| 5/25/02 |
F1C Charles
Ray Cooper
Granbury, Texas
Comments: Cousin was "Sonny" Gerald Cranford Oliver. Please reply if you were on the ship in 1946-47 |
46-47 |
| 5/21/02 |
BT3 James
M. Pryor
Alton, Illinois |
49-52 |
| 5/17/02 |
SN Hans P.
Dietzmann
West Saint Paul, Minnesota |
45-48 |
| 5/16/02 |
GM3 Wellman
Biglin
Pasco, Washington |
46-47 |
| 5/16/02 |
MM3 Ralph
A. Galliher
Abingdon, Virginia |
49-51 |
| 5/14/02 |
BTFN Jim
Pryor
Alton, Illinois |
49-52 |
| 5/11/02 |
Lt. James
E. Jefferson
Pacifica, California |
52-55 |
| 5/11/02 |
BT2 Roland G.
Nixon
San Diego, California |
51-52 |
| 5/9/02 |
PO3 Leo J.
Zimmerman
Riviera, Texas
Comments: I am looking for any of my old buddies. This is my daughter's
email address and she will forward any info to me. |
50-51 |
| 4/30/02 |
RNSN Robert
T. Kirkland
Bedford, Massachusetts |
56-58 |
| 4/15/02 |
RD3
Franklin Andrews
Sidney, Ohio |
52-53 |
| 4/6/02 |
GMG2 Rolla
Richard Wade
Wise, Virginia |
71-73 |
| 3/30/02 |
SN Kenneth
Lee Livingston
Greenleaf, Kansas |
54-55 |
| 3/30/02 |
PO3 Don
Henderson
New Martinsville, West Virginia |
66-67 |
| 3/26/02 |
Peter N.
Stankosky
Arlington, Texas
Comments: I got on board in Shanghai just after the
Japanese surrendered and we traveled up & down the coast from Honk Kong to
Korea. We also spent a lot of time in Japan. When we got back to the States
(San Diego) we traveled up & down the coast. I got some neat pictures when
the DeHaven was in dry dock being updated & refitted with new equipment. |
45-48 |
| 3/25/02 |
SN Arthur
C. Yeakey
Mishawaka, Indiana |
60-63 |
| 3/16/02 |
QM3 Thomas F.
Hilburn
Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania
Comments: Does anyone remember when Parley McCool (ship's cook)
invented hot tubbing in the ship's galley at midnight while we were on water
rationing? Caught by the roving patrol and went to Captain's Mast |
65-67 |
| 2/24/02 |
ETR2 David
W. May
Sacramento, California
Comments: I had just returned from Vietnam In Country
and around May 70 arrived at the DeHaven. I spent 8 months aboard and was transferred
to Beach Jumper Unit One, Coronado. I was on the DeHaven when it provided fire
support in Vietnam. |
1970 |
| 2/22/02 |
MM2 Robert
Hansen
San Jose, California |
52-56 |
| 12/9/01 |
MM3 Thomas
Benner
New Tripoli, Pennsylvania |
58-61 |
| 12/3/01 |
SHSMN Gary
Kilgore
Victorville, California |
60-62 |
| 11/21/01 |
FT2 Bart
Bobbitt
Loveland, Colorado |
59-60 |
| 11/19/01 |
BM William
Smith Mumma
Du Bois, Pennsylvania |
50-54 |
| 11/15/01 |
Stephen B.
Osborne
Citrus Heights, California
Comments: Son of Milt R. Osborne, RD2 (52-54) |
|
| 11/11/01 |
SN Mario A.
Marino Jr.
Bel Air, Maryland
Comments: I sure would like to hear from my ship mates. If you remember
me give me a shout. I would like to here from Tom Laney and Jack Argust.
Non-Hacker #1. I was a cook on the ship. |
69-71 |
| 10/22/01 |
FTG3 Steve
Schuyler
Lompoc, California |
71-72 |
| 10/22/01 |
BM3 Leo
Rozanek
St. Louis, Missouri
Comments: Can't believe it when I saw it. This is great. Would like to
hear from some of my old shipmates. |
70-73 |
| 10/18/01 |
QM3 Trino
Santoyo
San Lorenzo, California
Comments: Thanks for the website and the opportunity to keep in touch. |
72-73 |
| 10/15/01 |
BTFN Jimmy
D. Wilkerson
Katy, Texas |
69 |
| 9/22/01 |
BT2 William
Oldham
Fort Worth, Texas |
58-61 |
| 9/19/01 |
BT2 John F.
Gardner
Mooresville, North Carolina
Comments: I have been in the Real Estate Appraisal business since 1980 |
58-60 |
| 9/1701 |
MM Ralph
Berndt
Matteson, Illinois
Comments: Ralph is a 469 survivor |
42-43 |
| 9/8/01 |
SN3 Stephen
B. Young
Brush Prairie, Washington
Comments: I came aboard in Subic, and we immediately sailed to Taipei.
Powerful memories. Would like to here from Gillespie and Tethers. |
68-69 |
| 8/22/01 |
MM Robert
Johnson
Monticello, Utah
Comments: My son has acquired great interest in the DeHaven, my
life on board and once again has me interested. All the letter I wrote home
were saved and reading them again brings up a lot of memories. |
52-53 |
| 8/21/01 |
ICC (SS) Newt
Robinson
Stewartsville, Missouri
Comments: Every day has a memory! |
62-67 |
| 8/21/01 |
TM3 Gail
Brannock
San Diego, CA |
68-72 |
| 7/30/01 |
BT1 James
Arthur Shue
Las Vegas, Nevada
Comments: I was in the after fire room from fireman 1st class to BT1 |
48-53 |
| 7/12/01 |
RD3 Robert
Brown
Gig Harbor, WA |
54-56 |
| 7/10/01 |
SN1c
Clifford Bohmfalk
Hondo, Texas
Comments: I held the position of Fire Controlman. Break
in service due to hospitalization at NAS-Corpus Christi. Served aboard DD-727
in China (looking for documentation for correction of military records to
reflect award of China Sevice Medal). E-mail address belongs to son (David L.
Bohmfalk). |
45-48 |
| 7/6/01 |
MM1 Dwain
L. Steen
Albany, Indiana |
55-56 |
| 7/3/01 |
BM3 John L.
Nuernberg
Montevideo, Minnesota
Comments: My brother Mark and I served at the same time as BM3's on the
"Dirty D". Hope to hear from you soon |
72-73 |
| 6/22/01 |
MR3 Ed
Baumgartner
San Bernardino, California
Comments: I was a Machinery Repairman. Two tours of Vietnam, one trip
to British Columbia. It was an interesting time. |
68-71 |
| 6/19/01 |
RD2 Charles
Vincent Greever
Briston, Tennessee |
68-72 |
| 4/22/01 |
LtJG Roy M. Payne
Saitama-shi, Saitama-ken, Japan
LtJG Payne was the ship's communications officer. |
 |
67-69 |
| 4/22/01 |
FTG3
Francis "Eddy" Edwards
Chillicothe, Ohio |
67-70 |
| 4/12/01 |
SM3
James R. Watters
Indianapolis, Indiana |
67-68 |
| 3/26/01 |
LTjg John
Durel
Baltimore, Maryland |
68-70 |
| 3/11/01 |
MMFN Bob
Adams
Sebago, Maine |
52-53 |
| 3/8/01 |
BMSN Wayne
Evans
Strasburg, Ohio |
65-66 |
| 3/7/01 |
IC3 Harold
O'Roke
Longbranch, Washington
Comments: Would love to see or hear from some of my shipmates. |
54-56 |
| 3/7/01 |
STG3 Martin
Davis
Stockton, California
Comments: I was TAD from the Higbee (DD-806) to the DeHaven to get it
ready for decommissioning and teach/train the Korean sailors how the sonar
gear worked. |
73 |
| 2/22/01 |
MM3 William
McCauley
The Colony, Texas
Comments: I was aboard from 69-71 and made two WesPac cruises and one
midshipman cruise. My are of responsibiility was A-gang. I berth in R
division, starboard side just aft of the machine shop. I'm looking forward to
finding some of my old buddies. |
69-71 |
| 1/22/01 |
SN Mike Woods
Farmington, New Mexico
Comments: Lots of memories. Just feel sorry for those who can't remember the
good times. I am also in touch with Lonnie Hansen who was a radioman 66-69
aboard. He lives in Montana. |
66-69 |
| 1/16/01 |
RM1 Russell
E. Macomber
Orange City, Florida
Comments: Went aboard right after the Japanese surrender. Was assigned to be
sent back to states for reenlistment leave. Got off in San Francisco. |
45 |
| 12/12/00 |
FN David
Leskovec
Wickliffe, OH |
61-63 |
| 11/1/00 |
GMGSA Gary
Peters
Sacramento, CA
Comments: Enjoyed my tour aboard and would like to hear from anyone from the
"old days". Well, maybe "enjoyed" isn't quite the right
word; NGFS and some of those unreps weren't that much fun. |
66-67 |
| 10/30/00 |
SN Jim
Newman
Boring, Oregon |
48-51 |
| 10/28/00 |
SN William
Krueger
Lakewood, CA
Comments: I reported on ship in Taiwan in the first part of
1968 and as seaman apprentice (SA) just out of signal school and everyone on
the signal bridge was so very happy to have me. They sent me to the Chief's
Mess for 6 months. When I was not flipping omelets I was chipping paint or
handling ammo, high lines or stores. Only time I got to read light was from
2300 to 0500 talking to merchant ships (you remember 18 on 6 off three shift
duty rotation). Got to know all the Chiefs though and brown nosed my way to SN
in 2 months and the quality of the food even went up in the mess too, Thanks
Guys! The Shellback Chiefs got even with my cooking when we went across the
equator and they had that fart sack filled with my week old garbage not to
mention the cut off fire hoses. Anyone out there remember me? Give me a E-Mail
and we'll talk about New Zealand etc. |
1968 |
| 10/26/00 |
Frank
DeHaven
Vallejo, CA |
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| 10/23/00 |
RD3 Lewis. D.
Craddock
Poca, West Virginia |
44-46 |
| 10/1/00 |
SN James
Dillon
Santa Monica, California |
45 |
| 9/20/00 |
SA Robert
E. Temple
Summerville, South Carolina
Comments: Now this is what computers were made for. I love the site and
it brings back many memories. |
70-71 |
| 8/16/00 |
FP3 John
M. Duke
Martinez Lake, Arizona
Comments: As my first ship, I was always interested in how the old lady was
doing. It was a good ship, with a good crew. |
52-53 |
| 8/4/00 |
RD2 Bill
Hass
Virginia Beach, VA
Comments: Found the web site by accident. Didn't know it existed. A
Pleasant and welcome surprise! |
61-65 |
| 8/2/00 |
RD2 Sam
Russell
North Canton, Ohio |
62-65 |
| 7/26/00 |
SM2 Barry
Rackover
Rochester Hills, Minnesota
Comments: Love to hear from anyone that I served with. |
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| 7/22/00 |
LTJG
Robert Bentel
San Francisco, California |
60-62 |
| 6/26/00 |
LTJG James
A. Roorbach
Clifton, VA |
65-67 |
| 5/25/00 |
IC3 Randy
J. Nordell
Bountiful, Utah |
58-62 |
| 5/22/00 |
DCFN
Donald F. Daugherty
East Ridge, Tennessee |
49-51 |
| 5/20/00 |
RM3 Dale
Harbin
Scottville, Minnesota |
52-56 |
| 5/11/00 |
BT3 Barry
Fletcher
Paducah, Kentucky |
66-69 |
| 4/29/00 |
MM3 Randy
Jones
Gooding, Idaho
Comments:The DeHaven was the first ship I served on so I have plenty of
memories, some good and some bad. I had never experienced hard work, long hours
and almost unbearable heat like that. I don't let anyone tell me how soft
sailors had it. I now work for a very forgiving God who had plenty to forgive
me for after serving on the DeHaven. Greetings and God bless to all. |
67-68 |
| 3/31/00 |
BM3 David
Beatty
Anaheim, CA |
68-70 |
| 3/31/00 |
FT3 Thomas
Deitzman
Barry, Illinois |
51-54 |
3/22/00
|
Mark
Stoffer
San Clemente, California |
69-70 |
| 3/22/00 |
Judith Cushman
Daughter of 469 sailor SG1 Lawrence W. Cushman
Comments: I am the daughter of Signalman
1st class, Lawrence W. Cushman. He went down with the first
DeHaven. I did not know him because I was so young. It would be
beyond my wildest dreams if someone who knew my dad could contact me.
There are precious few years left for that.
|
|
3/17/00
|
Bob
Mulvey
Rancho Margaretta, California |
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| 3/17/00 |
DK3 Larry
Briesemeist
South Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
67-69 |
| 3/17/00 |
FTG3
Anthony Scaltreto |
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| 3/17/00 |
RD3 John
Maraviglia
San Jose, California |
66-69 |
| 3/17/00 |
STG2 Dale
Evans
West Jordan, Utah |
69 |
| 3/17/00 |
BM3 Tim
Sonneman
Yelm, Washington |
68-70 |
3/17/00
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TM3 John
Lepschat
Forset Grove, Oregon |
68-70 |
| 3/17/00 |
RD2
Michael Muedeking
Saint Clair, Minnesota |
68-69 |
| 3/17/00 |
FN Bill
Stokes III
Miles City, Montana |
68-70 |
| 3/17/00 |
SK3
Michael Madden
Ashville, Ohio |
68-69 |
3/17/00
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SHL3
Keith H. Trexler
Allentown, Pennsylvania |
69-70 |
| 3/12/00 |
SN Otis
Springer
San Francisco, California |
51-54 |
3/12/00
|
BT3 Robert
Slagle
Prescott, Arizona |
51-54 |
| 2/19/00 |
EM3 Bob
Reese Sr.
McGregor, Texas |
49 |
| 2/26/00 |
SN Earnest
Philo
Buckeye, Arizona |
45-46 |
| 2/19/00 |
RD2
Chester Evans
Matlock, Washington |
52-55 |
| 2/19/00 |
Lt.JG Russel
Withrow
Midland, TX
|
45-46 |
| 2/19/00 |
YN3 Michael Femia
Brooklyn, NY |
65-67 |
| 2/19/00 |
SK3 Chet
Knopinicki
Langhorn, PA |
52 |
11/1/99 |
Lt. JG J. Callaghan
San Diego CA
|
 |
65-68 |
10/31/99 |
TM3 Gary Burton
Parkersburg, West Virginia |
66-68 |
10/10/99 |
TM3 Dan Alvis
Ventura, California |
67-68 |
10/7/99 |
SK3 Michael Houdek
Baltimore, Maryland |
66-67 |
9/28/97 |
LTJG James Smuda
Alburquerque, New Mexico
Comments: This website brought back many great memories |
 |
65-68 |
9/24/99 |
SGT2 Richard
Strong
Humble, Texas |
63-68 |
9/12/99 |
John Livingston
Wicomico, Virginia |
67-68 |
8/31/99 |
TM3 Al Simone
Maple Hts., Ohio |
66-68 |
8/31/99 |
TN2 Major Padgett
Norfolk, Virginia |
66-68 |
8/28/99 |
RD2 Michael Forbes
Marietta, Georgia
Comments:Looking forward to participating and finding old
shipmates. |
68-73 |
8/21/99 |
SM3 Thomas Forbes
Palmyra, VA |
66-69 |
8/18/99 |
MM2 Donald Moore
Medford, Oregon |
51-54 |
8/12/99 |
RD3 Bryan Flagstad
Chula Vista, California
Comments: My first ship and the best I served on! |
66-69 |
8/4/99 |
Thomas D. Brown
Phoenix, Arizona
Comments: Looking forward to joining |
61-63 |
7/31/99 |
Mike Tethers SK3
Santa Clarita, California |
68-71 |
6/24/99 |
Luther R. Floyd
Clayton, North Carolina
Comments: My father John F. Floyd YN3 served aboard from 1952-1955. I
would love to hear from any of his shipmates. |
52-55 |
6/18/99 |
RDM3 Donald
Berkman
Valley Stream, New York |
46-47 |
6/7/99
|
ETNSN John C.
Hager
Southworth, Washington
Comments:Told about this web page from an old shipmate, Dewey Thronson.
I served on the DeHaven from 1970-72 including one Westpac in 1971. Was an
etnsn in the operations division. Interested in hearing from anyone also
assigned to the ship during these years. |
70-72
|
5/28/99 |
MMFN David Van
Huss
Mt. Vernon, Texas
Comment:Dan; I was so thrilled to find this site after searching many
times over the last 5 or 6 years. I was also very happy to hear that the Ass'n
is trying to get a new DeHaven. My time aboard the "D" was some of
the most memorable of my life. |
65-67 |
5/27/99 |
EM1 Donald E.
Fletcher
Saint David, AZ
Comments: I really like your site |
57-60 |
5/18/99 |
LTjg Dan Fisher
Bellefonte, Pennsylvania
Comments: Great Idea! I have heard from a couple forgotten shipmates
already! The pictures are great. |
68-70 |
5/13/99 |
SN David Miles
Chandler, AZ
Comments: Serverd aboard DeHaven during Korea and the invasion of
Inchon. Can be contacted through daughter Terri Milligan below |
48-52 |
5/12/99 |
Terri Milligan
Canyon Country, CA
Comments: Daughter of David Miles |
|
4/29/99 |
FTG3 Bruce A.
Nelson
Fresno, CA
Comments: Great to see this site and association. Wish I had known about
it much sooner as I have wanted to know what paths friends traveled. Married to
great woman (Lynda) 29 yrs. w/ 2 sons (Chris/27; Ryan/23). Hope to hear from
old friends and shipmates. |
68-72 |
4/25/99 |
QM2 Dewey Thronson
Jr.
Saraland, Alabama |
69-71 |
