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| Current Message 1 - October 28, 2009 |
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Entry: 72112
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
Unit Entry |
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George Schoch wrote on 2009-10-28 14:17:02.0
Comments: I served aboard the Marshall from Jan 65-Jan 67 while she was a reserve training ship homeported in Tacoma, Wash. I went aboard as an RDSN and left as an RD3.I went back aboard in the summer of 67 as an RD2 prior to transfering to the regular navy. She was a GOOD ship.
Keywords: RD1 Bob Lee was my LPO
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| Current Message 2 - June 22, 2009 |
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Entry: 70666
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
DD-676 !965-1967 |
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Randy Stewart wrote on 2009-06-22 18:11:54.0
Comments: Looking for M & B Division shipmates from that time.
Keywords: Shipmates
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| Current Message 3 - January 28, 2009 |
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Entry: 68874
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
DD-676 |
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Amy Lewis wrote on 2009-01-28 14:45:37.0
Comments: My grandfather was in the Korean war on the DD-676 and fought his way home 4 times. thats about all i know. he never talked about anything that had to do with the war. i had to get an honorable discharge from the marine corps to get what little info i have. His name is Chester James Lewis. he's probobly the coolest guy i know so i know he has friends out there. Any information would be great. god bless. thank you.
Keywords: DD-676, Korean war, Chester James Lewis
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| Current Message 4 - November 25, 2008 |
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Entry: 68011
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
CO USS MARSHALL DD676 1952-53 |
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WILLIAM VALENTINE wrote on 2008-11-25 14:30:38.0
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| Current Message 5 - November 22, 2008 |
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Entry: 67981
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
51-55, looking for Crismas |
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Ken (Dale) Houseal wrote on 2008-11-22 17:04:17.0
Comments: Looking for Crismas (can't remember spelling)from the Marshall early 50s. I was the Barber on board '51-55.
Keywords: Dale, USS Marshall,barber, Yuill
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| Current Message 6 - July 10, 2008 |
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Entry: 66432
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
looking for jackie cavness |
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jeff fair wrote on 2008-07-10 07:08:56.0
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Keywords: I am looking for my uncle for my mother who wants to know if he is still alive or not. It would make her day if she could contact her brother. She hasn't heard from him or seen him for over 35 years.
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| Current Message 7 - January 21, 2008 |
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Entry: 63950
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
USS Marshall DD-676 43-45 |
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Kelly Pile wrote on 2008-01-21 12:53:39.0
Comments: My Uncle served about the USS Marshall from 43 to 45. Lots of interesting stories. He is trying to locate Seman First Class George E Brown. Any help in locating his shipmate would be deeply appreciated.
Thanks,
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| Current Message 8 - November 28, 2007 |
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Entry: 63204
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
USS Marshall DD 676 july 1956 till jan 1960 |
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Harold Polsgrove wrote on 2007-11-28 02:04:06.0
Comments: quemoy island formosa,,,my biggest memory,,,pearl harbor harbor,,,seeing the arizonia,,i grew up that first year from a kid to a man,,,was in army for three years help make movie longest day ever,,,,,my boats carried soldiers and equipment to la rochelle island,,,,three years in navy went to s america...was in 10 years total,,,would love to redo time on marshall ,,,sweet memories..
Keywords: billy d moore jackie cavness almeyer curtis cheif light sharp
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| Current Message 9 - October 28, 2007 |
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Entry: 62761
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
THE MARSHALL DD676 1942-1946; I am interested in any correspondence and pictures. |
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Robert E. Berarducci wrote on 2007-10-28 13:57:20.0
Comments: Comments: comments: I was on the USS Marshall DD-676 (52) in 1943-1944 when the Aircraft Carrier USS Franklin was hit by a japanese plane around 1942-43.
I SERVED ABOARD THE MARSHALL DD676 1942-1946. THE same time that, 3rd class Bernard Kaback, LT.Cmdr Holavack (Hollervack) possible mis-spelling, Qtr. Master Fishbine and Frank Smith served. I was A 3rd Class petty officer assigned to torpedo group in Hawaii. I traded my assignment for the Marshall. I was on the Marshall at her commission in Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1943, sailed her to Guantanamo and Bermuda for shakedown cruise then to Norfolk, Va. Then through the Panamar canal to the Pacific. I served in 8 battles and three typhoons. Please, I am interested in any correspondence and pictures.
Keywords: Bernard Kaback, LT.Cmdr Halervack, Qtr. Master Fishbine and Frank Smith. USS Marshall DD676,Robert E Berarducci Sr.
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| Current Message 10 - October 28, 2007 |
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Entry: 62760
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
I am interested in any USS Marshall DD676 correspondence and pictures |
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Robert E. Berarducci wrote on 2007-10-28 13:08:00.0
Comments: Comments: comments: I was on the USS Marshall DD-676 (52) in 1943-1944 when the Aircraft Carrier USS Franklin was hit by a japanese plane around 1942-43.
I SERVED ABOARD THE MARSHALL DD676 1942-1946. THE same time that, 3rd class Bernard Kaback, LT.Cmdr Holavack (Hollervack) possible mis-spelling, Qtr. Master Fishbine and Frank Smith served. I was A 3rd Class petty officer assigned to torpedo group in Hawaii. I traded my assignment for the Marshall. I was on the Marshall at her commission in Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1943, sailed her to Guantanamo and Bermuda for shakedown cruise then to Norfolk, Va. Then through the Panamar canal to the Pacific. I served in 8 battles and three typhoons. I am interested in any correspondence and pictures.
Keywords: Bernard Kaback, LT.Cmdr Halervack, Qtr. Master Fishbine and Frank Smith. USS Marshall DD676, Robert E Berarducci Sr
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| Current Message 11 - July 27, 2007 |
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Entry: 61762
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
ARTHUR ELGAN USS MARHSALL 43-45 |
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Verna Sheppard wrote on 2007-07-27 15:48:06.0
Comments: My Dad, Arthur Elgan was a Shipfitter, 3rd class, 1943-1945. Lot's of pictures! Mom wants to know, "Arnie Phelps...you out there?"
Keywords: Shake-down Cruise Bermuda "Mack" the Marshall mascot (a dog who came aboard in Pearl Harbor. Japanese prisoners aboard ship. USS Franklin blown up.
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| Current Message 12 - July 21, 2007 |
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Entry: 61693
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
U.S.S. MARSHALL DD676 |
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BENJAMIN THOMAS wrote on 2007-07-21 16:06:46.0
Comments: I WAS AN ELECTRONIC TECH. ON THE MARSHALL (1951-1954) AND I HAVE LOST TRACK OF ALL MY FRIENDS.
I NOW LIVE ON LAKE LIVINGSTON 100 MILES NORTH OF HOUSTON.
I HAD GREAT FRIENDS AND GREAT EXPERIENCES.
B.W. THOMAS
Keywords: 3 CRUISES ON THE MARSHALL
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| Current Message 13 - April 9, 2007 |
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Entry: 60614
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
have pictures of dry docking after collision with Gregory the bow was bent almost to 90 degrees. |
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Hugh (Mike) Mickelson wrote on 2007-04-09 19:01:44.0
Comments: I have talked with Lloyd Beasley(Laundryman),we moved from Clarksburg CA about three years ago Ran into Dave Harris Quartermaster at a store in Sequim He sailed his sailboat around the world
Keywords: shore bombardment, picking up Ausie spotter from Nan Do,collision with Gregory(have dry dock photos) Wanson Harbor, leaving fast I think we slipped the anchor
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| Current Message 14 - September 25, 2006 |
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Entry: 59031
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
Radioman |
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John Whiting wrote on 2006-09-25 20:58:33.0
Comments: I served aboard the Marshall from Feb 60 to Apr 61.
Went aboard RM3 left as RM2.
My first sea duty but not my last....the rest of my sea duty was aboard Cruisers. They rode much better than the Marshall.
Retired in 1977 as RMCS.
Retired from all work in 1994. Retirement is good.
cul/jc
Keywords: USS Marshall DD67 (NKKR)
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| Current Message 15 - May 28, 2006 |
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Entry: 57358
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
Iwas on board from '51-52 as a BTG -3. Have a crew picture taken in Hong Kong 11-7-51 |
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Frank Johnson wrote on 2006-05-28 12:13:40.0
Comments: I have a picture taken on board in Hong Kong Harbor November 7, 1951. It includes the men of the engine room and the fire rooms. I read the entry from the grandson of Nohava- He is in the picture I have. Remember the tailors in Hong Kong?
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| Current Message 16 - December 7, 2005 |
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Entry: 54520
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
DD676 1953-56 |
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ROBERT shannon wrote on 2005-12-07 18:12:57.0
Comments: my father served aboard the uss marshall from 1953-1956.his name is robert j.shannon.he was a radioman second class.i am looking to help him find some of his old shipmates.he lost touch with a fellow shipmate named larry finnigan.any help is appreciated.my father is still here,recently celebtating his 70th.birthday.
Keywords: looking for shipmates of robert shannon,radioman second class aboard the uss marshall from 1953-1956.looking for information about a lost buddy,larry finnigan.
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| Current Message 17 - March 1, 2005 |
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Entry: 49282
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
1958-1960 |
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Bill Dotterweich wrote on 2005-03-01 04:11:07.0
Comments: I served on the Marshall from June 1958 to June 1960. Graduated NROTC from Notre Dame. Was damage control officer for a year, and chief engineer for a year. Was transferred to the U.S. Naval Academy in 1960, where I taught engineering for two years before getting out in 1962. I'm in touch with Ben Mogni, who was the supply officer then. I live in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Keywords: USS Marshall (DD 676)
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| Current Message 18 - February 7, 2005 |
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Entry: 48760
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
U.S.S. MARSHALL DD 676 1959-1961 |
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Johnny Roberts wrote on 2005-02-07 13:00:13.0
Comments: Home port San Diego,wes pac cruises 1959,1960. Drydock july,1961 in Long Beach,Ca where I was discharged July 11 1961. anybody remember Thompson sfp2,Zubranic,Pavell,Crites,John Nogo??
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| Current Message 19 - January 26, 2005 |
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Entry: 48397
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
SONAR Gang |
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Fred Steputis wrote on 2005-01-26 01:44:29.0
Comments: This is nice. Hope to hear from some of my ole shipmates and that your memory is less fuzzy than mine is after fifty years.
I have been in touch with Bob Ramer, Sonarman, off the Gregory, DD 802.
Keywords: Answered to 'Step', was Lead Sonarman for most of my third year aboard (Spring 57 to Spring 60), SOG2, shot on the Navy Pistol Team in 58 & 59.
No battles but we did see some live rounds and blood in the water near Quemoy Island.
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| Current Message 20 - December 28, 2004 |
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Entry: 47777
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
Radioman 1957-`958 |
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Bob Zajack wrote on 2004-12-28 18:11:59.0
Comments: Served on board as RM2 relieving a RMC. Cdr. Pelletier was CO. Retired as RMCM in 1974.
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| Current Message 21 - December 10, 2004 |
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Entry: 47431
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
USS MARSHALL DD676 1942-19466. |
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Robert Berarducci wrote on 2004-12-10 19:49:19.0
Comments: comments: I was on the USS Marshall DD-676 (52) in 1943-1944 when the Aircraft Carrier USS Franklin was hit by a japanese plane around 1942-43.
I SERVED ABOARD THE MARSHALL DD676 1942-1946. THE same time that, 3rd class Bernard Kaback, LT.Cmdr Holavack (Hollervack) possible mis-spelling, Qtr. Master Fishbine and Frank Smith served. I was A 3rd Class petty officer assigned to torpedo group in Hawaii. I traded my assignment for the Marshall. I was on the Marshall at her commission in Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1943, sailed her to Guantanamo and Bermuda for shakedown cruise then to Norfolk, Va. Then through the Panamar canal to the Pacific. I served in 8 battles and three typhoons. I am interested in any correspondence and pictures.
Keywords: Bernard Kaback, LT.Cmdr Halervack, Qtr. Master Fishbine and Frank Smith. USS Marshall DD676
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| Current Message 22 - July 3, 2004 |
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Entry: 44216
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
Ex-Marshall crewman |
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Don Gordon wrote on 2004-07-03 15:10:20.0
Comments: I was in the original recommissioning crew of the Marshall in April 1951 and made the first overseas deployment, but transferred off in February 1952 because of hepatitis. I was a radar-seaman at the time and remember most of the guys mentioned in the messages - franks, donnelly, jensen, blalock, myers, plus just about everyone else in the o-c division compartment at that time. I would like to hear from anyone who might remember me.
Keywords: Known as "Gordo"
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| Current Message 23 - June 5, 2004 |
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Entry: 43584
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
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C. TREASE wrote on 2004-06-05 21:17:26.0
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| Current Message 24 - January 24, 2004 |
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Entry: 40238
USS Marshall (DD-676) |
Deck ape |
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Tim Wade wrote on 2004-01-24 19:21:58.0
Comments: On the job training, decent chow, corny movies, great weather? and really great liberty ports. Don't miss it one bit except for a few good buddies.
Keywords: Served aboard the destroyers Marshall and Hank, 1950-51.
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Radioman
On Wed, 18 Dec 1996
MR ROBERT E BLALOCK vgvb75a@prodigy.com wrote:
I was on the USS Marshall DD676 from about March 1951 to July 1954,
served as a Radioman.
Robert Blalock
Sonar Unit
On Mon, 13 Jan 1997
Bill Donnelly motu13@aol.com wrote:
2911 Windsor Forest Dr.
Louisville, KY40272
I did two tours onboard between 1951 and 1953.We operated on both the
east and west coast of Korea.
I was on a kiddie cruise. I came aboard as a Seaman Apprentice out of
Sonar School and was discharged ar an SO2 in 1953.
I have a vague memory of a BOB BLACOCK. I spent a lot of time
in the radio shack as that was where I learned to type.
I joined the National Guard (Staff Sgt.) for three years after I was
discharged and then in late 1956 I Joined the Naval Reserve and went on
active duty. I transfered into the regular Navy in 1959 and retired as a
Master Chief Sonar Tech in 1974.
I currently live in Louisville KY. Hope to hear from you.
Finally those who made the supreme sacrifice in defense
of liberty have been recognized. It is about time.
Sonarman
On Sun, 7 Jun 1998
Al Myers Email address wrote:
1245 E; 57th. St.
Long Beach, CA 90805
phone: 562 4223980
fax: 562 422 3980
datein: 1950 dateout: 1954
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I Remember both Both Blalock and Donnoly, I was a Sonarman from June
1951 thre June 1954, three trips to Korea, how is everyone, would like
to hear from anyone. Al
Quartermaster
On Fri, 3 Jul 1998
ART FRANKS Email address wrote:
3500 WHITE RIVER CT
ANDERSON, IN 46012
phone: 765 6435207
DD676
datein: 1943 dateout: 1946
comments:
SERVED ABOARD THE MARSHALL DD676 THE SAME TIME THAT BILL DONNELLY AND
BOB BLALOCK SERVED.I WAS A QUARTERMASTER SECOND CLASS. ALSO WAS
DIVISIONAL PETTY OFFICER. LETS GET IN TOUCH
ART FRANKS
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