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| Name: PAT HALPIN From: Cincinnati,Oh E-mail: phalpin2@cinci.rr.net |
I was on the Currituck during 1960 thru 1962. Like to hear from any of my old shipmates.
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| Name: William F "De" Dennis From: Anacortes, WA E-mail: dedennis@wavecable.com |
I was aboard the USS Curituck 1965-1967. I bounced between V-1 and V-2 divisions. Mostly drove boats and the fantail crane. I just ran across the website today. I have pictures from Cam Rahn Bay, RVN and some other items I would like to add to the site.
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| Name: Ray Bachynski From: Royal Oak Michigan E-mail: sargentmajor@earthlink.net |
I was on board from 64 to decom. As AO1 was shop PO in G division. Would love to hear from the guys in the shop ...Chief Borrer. Gerry Haas, and Richard schulessle r, and many of the guys I can't remember ( gettin old ya know ) W div and the gunners mates . Have good memories of the ole "Tuck " I used to make "rais in jack" down in the Jato magazines. Couldn't smell jack because the jato gave of alcohol fumes. Good stuff after three months on the line. My best to all the old crew ...God bless Ya. Ray Bachynski
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| Name: Paul Shepherd From: Montana E-mail: shep@cyberport.net |
Was looking up dome dates on the last cruise of the Currituck. I served aboard as a Qm from Sept,1966 to 31 October, 1967. Y our history shows her being decommissi oned at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. She was actually decommissi oned at Mare Island Naval Shipyard in Vallejo, Ca on 31 October, 1967. I don't know if she was subsequent ly towed to PSNS, but I doubt it as I lived in the vicinity and never saw her anchored with the ghost fleet there. She definitely did not steam there as she had been mothballed by us in Vallejo.
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| Name: ramon caban From: puerto rico |
i served1959 =1961 on the currituck when it was recomissio ned in norfork virginia. went to cuba canal zone and west coast I became dis send ,home Iam 100% dis at present
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| Name: Richard M Schuessler AOCS Ret From: Coram New York E-mail: richard_schuessler@hotmail.com |
First Vist to this web Page, It's great to see this page with the names of crew members, I left the ship on June 10th 1966 as an AO3. I can only say I had agreat time onboard
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| Name: Chuck Groves,SM1(SMCM RET) From: Virginia Beach,Va.Via Chicago E-mail: groves@wans.net |
Nate: Those new pictures were nice. The site is improving and expanding by leaps and bounds, thanks to dedication and hard work by you and Eakin among others. Thanks and a Happy New Year to all Shipmates. Chuck Groves
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| Name: clyde rhodes From: great state of Texas E-mail: clyderhodes@line.com |
Nay you really have improved this site over the years and I am sure the old shipmates enjoy it very much Keep up the good work :) :)
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| Name: Jose R. Campos From: Dallas, TX E-mail: doscampos2000@yahoo.com |
In my earlier vist to the guestbook, I forgot to include Popavich aka "POP" along with Rudy Pearl and Joseph Nicotra aka "Nick ", I remember them staying up all up night up in the signal bridge just waiting for the Mid Rats to arrive. I had a freind in the mess hall that would send us steak sandwiches . Where are they now?
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| Name: Steven G Emery From: Iowa E-mail: tincan693@verizon.net |
My uncle James R Emery served on the USS Currituck as a radioman second class and then as first class from May 12, 1944 till July 1945.He is 86 years of age now and he wrote a short story about his military years, maybe he would let me send it to you as part of the ship history. Thank you for your service.
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