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Years Served: 1958 – 1959…Following a stint on the USS Yorktown (CV-10), I was assigned to the USS Ticonderoga (CV-14) to serve as editor of the ship’s newspaper during a training exercise in the Far East. I reported to the ship at the Navy Yard in Bremerton, Washington, where the Ticonderoga was under water — literally. Someone had accidentally pulled a plug and flooded two decks. An auspicious beginning to what turned out to be one of the best experiences I had during my four years in the Navy. The Ti was a great ship, with great personnel and some of the best chow anywhere. I wonder if there’s anyone else out there that served during that period?
Years Served: 1954-1956…WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM S2 DIV BUDDIES.HEY WHERE ARE YOU?
Years Served: 1971-73…I served aboard the Tico during the Apollo 16 & 17 recoveries, and a trip to Westpac. When I look back on it all, I got to see places that others only dream of. Hawaii, Guam, The Philippines, and Japan. I had a radio show on board playing country music, and went by the name of Country Chuck Fields. :)
Years Served: 1965-1966…I served aboard the Big T from 1965-1966 as the ammunition crew chief for VF-51 screaming eagles and would not hesitate to be miserable and 20 years old once again :)
Years Served: 1955-56…Would love to hear from anyone from S-2 Division who served aboard during our med cruise. I worked in the Commissary Office with Chief Sewell, Bob Coutre, Nick Lecisian (sp); Mordeno, Steineker, Hagenback, Andrews, Meyers. Anybody out there? Roger Margason, AK3