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Current Message 1 - May 12, 2009
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Entry: 70148
LST-1032 (not serve in Korea)

I Served...

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Willis Greene wrote on 2009-05-12 14:26:30.0

Comments: I served on the USS LST1032 from Late Dec 1954 until May 1955... I reported aboard just some days before Christmas 1954 in Little Creek VA... Shortly after Jan 1 1955 we got underway for a Civilian Ship Yard In Brooklyn NY to prepare the Ship for Decommissioning... In May 1955 I was transferred to the USS Westchester County LST 1167 in Little Creek VA...

Keywords: Nick Bruno, Philadelphia, PA

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Current Message 2 - March 4, 2009
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Entry: 69370
LST-1032 (not serve in Korea)

LST-1032

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Richard Wagner wrote on 2009-03-04 13:13:53.0

Comments: I served aboard the USS Monmouth County,LST-1032 from September 1966 thru October 1967. We carried supplies, equipment, and munitions up and down the rivers to U.S. bases. Modified GQ was always a way of life, but nothing was ever more fearful than the trip in a typhoon through the Straights of Tiawan, November 1966. We battled 60 foot waves for 48 hours straight, with a tank deck full of howitzser misfires. God was in the wheelhouse. That storm put 23 major cracks in the main deck and 1 major stress crack in the hull. Keeping the "bow into the wave" is the only thing that saved us from capsizing. The steersmen did a great job--"THANKS"!

Keywords: MeKong Delta River area and Siagon River. I was an engineman. Friends called me "WAGS" Best friend on board was Dan Nix. Served with him 4yrs. I remember Spitzmiller,Phillips,Handi,Hart,Eastman,and Collier as the shipmates who were my base buddies.

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Current Message 3 - August 16, 2007
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Entry: 61979
LST-1032 (not serve in Korea)

LST-1032 : Ship's History

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Jim Mulquin wrote on 2007-08-16 12:26:02.0

Comments: Of possible interest: LST-1032 was one of several Navy ships that visited Washington/DC to celebrate Independence Day (4 July 1949); the ships arrived from Hampton Roads and visited the Naval Gun Factory (apprx.) 02-07 July; in addition to -1032, they included the radar picket destroyer BENNER (DDR-807), and LSMR-514 from NAB/ Little Creek; BENNER's sistership, USS DENNIS J. BUCKLEY (DDR-808) tied up at the old torpedo plant pier, Alexandria/VA; thousands of civilian visitors toured the ships over the weekend; MONMOUTH COUNTY (LST-1032) also visited the Washington Navy Yard in August,1964 with CADDO PARISH (LST-515);

Keywords: LST-1032; port calls Washington/DC

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Current Message 4 - October 22, 2005
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Entry: 53701
LST-1032 (not serve in Korea)

LST 1032 1952 TO 1955

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David H. Nelson wrote on 2005-10-22 00:00:00.0

Comments: Came aboard Sept. l952 and served until She went into Jacksonville Fl. for Decommisioning July l955. Last duty Main engine room

Keywords: Served under Lt. Ball and Lt./Lt.Cmd. Clark

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Current Message 5 - August 14, 2005
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Entry: 52620
LST-1032 (not serve in Korea)

World War II Pacific Theatre Veteran

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Bonnie HELD-WUNROW wrote on 2005-08-14 00:00:00.0

Comments: My father Edward Leroy Held served aboard LST 1032 from August 1944 to November 1945. He was an EM2C. Edward died of polio eight months after he was discharged, the first polio death in his hometown of Port Washington, Wisconsin.

Keywords:

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Current Message 6 - November 14, 2004
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Entry: 46874
LST-1032 (not serve in Korea)

1951 -53

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Frank Romano wrote on 2004-11-14 22:31:32.0

Comments: Made trips to Thule,Greenland would like to hear from anyone aboard at that time.

Keywords: Dago old friends, Ed Heely,Young, PJ,Smokey Joe,

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Current Message 7 - January 6, 2004
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Entry: 39762
LST-1032 (not serve in Korea)

LST 1032 WW2-Iwo Jima etc.

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Grady Smith wrote on 2004-01-06 04:21:51.0

Comments: I was one of first crew member on the LST 1032 in WW2. Capt. Medina was the first captain of the USS LST 1032. I served as a deck hand. We were at the Iwo Jima landing and also the Okanawa landing when President Roosevelt died, I think? Anybody out there know anything? GRADY SMITH

Keywords: George Flowers and Zeke Woodall- I don't know what happened to these gentlemen after WW2.

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Current Message 8 - April 10, 2003
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Entry: 33539
LST-1032 (not serve in Korea)

I served in 1969-1971

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mark chollet wrote on 2003-04-10 21:15:08.0

Comments: I served aboard the LST 1032, and can not remember the squadron desigination. I am a member of the submarine group here in Charleston s.c. and would like to hear from other ship mates.

Keywords:

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Current Message 9 - February 8, 2000
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Entry: 6828
LST-1032 (not serve in Korea)

1953-54

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bill ness wrote on 2000-02-08 22:48:21.0

Comments: would like to hear from anyone who served on LST1032

Keywords: on LST 1032 during 1953 & 1954 and NAVAL FACILITY. RAMEY AFB,PUERTO RICO

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