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Years Served: Aug. 1967-Dec.1968…My tour of duty on the Forrest Sherman was memorable. The crew and officers on board at that time were for the most part very good people. Probably my most memorable experience was when we were in Dry Dock in Boston. One evening I had the Quarterdeck watch and the CDO went to check the dry dock and never came back. He finally returned about 3 months later. Until then I had never heard of an officer going over the hill.
Years Served: didnt serve on her…I didn’t serve on her but my ex-husband did from 76 – 79 his name was Billy Webster he was a boatwinmate.. met him when she was in Boston and went to Charleston when she moved…
Years Served: 1955 precom to jan. 1961…I served on board sherman from july 1955 until 1961, I went from BT3 to BT1 had a great tour, would like to hear from anyone who remberes my email is donsept34@yaqhoo.com.
Years Served: 74-76…I WAS MMFN I REASLLY ENJOYED MY STAY ON HER . MADE SEVERAL MED. CRUISES LOVED SPAIN AND ITALYWAS ON HER WHEN WE LEFT NORWAY AND HAD TO FINISH THE BELNAP DEPLOYMENT BECAUSE OF WHAT HAPPEN TO HER .WAS IN BOSTON YARD FOR A FEW MONTHS BEFORE I GOT OUT.IS STETNER STILL AROUND I OWE HIM CAUSE OF HIM I FINALY HAD TO DO KP . ANYONE FROM THAT TIME GIVE ME AN EMAIL
Years Served: 1980 – 1992…I did not serve on board the Sherman. I served in the after-engineroom on board the USS Mullinnix DD-944. I loved my days as a tin can sailor but was too dumb to appreciate it. I served with some of the greatest people in the Navy and wasn’t those old 1200 pounders awesome (that is, of course, after we converted to DFM from that ever-loving Black Oil)! I am proud of the fact that you guys have found her a home in Maryland. I plan to visit. Hats off to those who could still stick shift an engineering plant in the dark and aim before they took a shot.