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Years Served: 72-73…I WAS ABOARD FOR THE LAST TWO RECOVERIES. SERVED IN e DIV AS DIV OFF. DEBARKED A FEW MOS BEFORE DECOM. AUG 73.
Years Served: 1971-1972…I was ship’s company on the Tyco CVS-14 as a Airborne Radar Tech. Second Class E5. I worked in the Airborne Radar repair shop AIMD division. Home port was San Deigo. The Tyco was designated as an Antisubmarine Warfare Carrier. We recovered the Apollo 16 moon mission crew. Also, spent 30 some days in the South China Sea during the Vietnam war.
Years Served: 1967-1968…I was a Rigger in VF-194, CAG19. We left the Tico when they decommissioned her. We went to the Oriskany. VF 194 has a web site also. Anybody from that time is welcome to email me. Mike Moore PRAN
Years Served: 1968 to 1972…Shipmates I was in B Div #4 fireroom for the first six months, got lucky and was transferred to the Oil Shack where I spent the rest of my time. (You guys remember taking a shower… you were all soaped up and the shower water would stop…… That was us!) I worked with a lot of great guys, Rags, King, Brit, Henchman, on and on. Some of them are still my best friends. Irvin Riley, I read your note….. Kenny Davis, Fred Talockro two of my good friends….. Where are you guys? Some of the best years of my life, I’d do it all over again!
Years Served: 1956-1960…Proudly served as a BM2 onboard the Ticonderoga. Would love to hear from any who served with me!