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The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS John R. Perry (DE 1034). Please keep in mind that this list does only include records of people who submitted their information for publication on this website. If you also served aboard and you remember one of the people below you can click on the name to send an email to the respective sailor. Would you like to have such a crew list on your website?
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There are 45 crew members registered for the USS John R. Perry (DE 1034).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1970 | 1971 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Modlin, Fred L. | En2 | May 1957 – Sep 23, 1960 | Engineering | Reported aboard when ship was being built at Avondale, La. Designated a "plank Owner" Ran River trials, sea trials and was aboard when it was Commissioned at Charleston |
| Damicone, Lee | RD1 | May 5, 1959 – 1963 | Operations | PLANKOWNER would like to hear from all shipmates |
| Moore, Harry Robert (Bob) | LTJG | May 5, 1959 – Feb 15, 1963 | Engineering MPA | USNA Class of 1957. Plankowner. One of two qualified OODs underway at commissioning, Served as Sea Detail OOD, and watch-to-watch OOD during shake-down, until homeported in Key West. Resigned 1967; retired, DC, GS-14 NAVSEA, 2007. |
| Woodrome, William Woody | SN | May 5, 1959 – Jul 1960 | CIC | Plankowner |
| Nunziata, George | SFP3 | May 20, 1959 – Aug 1960 | R DIVISON | Iam a plank owner |
| Poole, Jim | EN3 | May 20, 1959 – Aug 1960 | Engineering | Plank owner came aboard from PreCom School had many good times with Nunziata and Bihler just to name a few.remember several names on list |
| Groundwater, Thomas ( Tom ) | SOG-3/4 | 1960 – Oct 19, 1962 | SONAR | |
| Keithline, Wilson | ENS/ LTJG | Jun 1960 – Jun 1963 | DCA, Chief Engineer, Operations | My first and last ship. Loved conning the ship into Key West. A real challange to dock her against the currant with a single screw. Was officer of the deck when we hit a freighter just inside the sea buoy ain San Juan Puerto Rico. |
| Batchler, Laing | TM3 | Jun 1960 – Dec 15, 1963 | I was 17 when I came abord ( KIDDY CRUZZER ) was the only TM on board when we went to GITMO an won the first and second battel E Only one TM (kid )on an ASW ship was that crazy or not. Lots of fun in the Carib | |
| Rogers, Jerry | FTGSN -FTG2 | Feb 9, 1961 – Oct 5, 1963 | FOX | I JUST CAME OFF 3 MONTHS OF CHIEF MESSCOOKING ON DDR 713 AND WAS WELCOMED WITH 2MOS OF MESSCOOKING AND 1 MONTH OF COMPARTMENT CLEANING--HELPED WIN THE "E" FOR THE FIRST TIME. |
| Huff, Wayne | E5 Sonarman | May 24, 1961 – Dec 19, 1964 | Fox | Came aboard right out of Sonar school and trained other sonarmen. Exciting to say the least. We got to watch polaris missles fired from subs, trip to GTMO ( sucked). this ship sailed into Havana and was buzzed by 2 Migs |
| Sather, Tom | IC3 | Dec 1961 – Sep 1964 | Engineerinng | Served aboard with honor but not distinction or enthusiasm. In addition to being lead IC P.O. served as engineering yoeman for awhile. Fondly remember Krash/Flank Kirk, Caribbean cruises, Bermuda, Jamaican Rum and the Tomato Patch. |
| Slavik, Dan | FTGSN - FTG2 | 1962 – 1964 | FT | On board for the Cuban Missile Crisis, Polaris Missile launches and GITMO. Our FTG group won and repeated E wins for shredding the towed targets. |
| Akers, John (Bob) | ENSIGN | Jan 1, 1962 – Aug 20, 1963 | SUPPLY OFFICER | A key Ship in the Cuban Blockade Operation |
| Robinson, William (Bill) | FTG3 | Jun 1, 1962 – May 3, 1965 | I have pictures of JFK when he visited Key West also Polaris missle shoot in the Atlantic. Anybody remember the Tomato Patch in Key West? | |
| Sherman, Richard | en 3 | Aug 18, 1962 – Aug 21, 1966 | a divion | looking for guys that knew my dad he was killed on the job may 11 1989 |
| Powell, William | ENFA, ENFN, EN3, EN2 | Dec 1962 – Apr 1966 | First ship of my 20 year career. She was a great ship and had a lot to do with my decision to make the Navy a career. | |
| Huntt, George | STG2 | 1963 – Oct 16, 1964 | Fox | A wild couple of years!! |
| Rhodes, Wallace (Dusty) | TM2 | Oct 22, 1964 – Dec 1967 | After Fox | First ship and set the tone for my next 22+ years in the navy. Great Shipmates and a lot of fun, Will never forget her. |
| Taskey, Donald | ETN2 | Jan 3, 1965 – Sep 11, 1966 | OPS | Did the Key West to Pearl homeport swap |
| Paradis, Ed | E-2 | Jan 7, 1965 – Aug 27, 1967 | I had just turned 17 on the ship in July of 65. I didn't do to good fo that period of time in the Navy. But I did learn alot about life while on the Perry. I then entered the Army, and stayed for 7.5yrs. I made E-6. I had a total of 9.5yrs | |
| Alma, Ralph | CS3 | Jan 7, 1966 – Aug 12, 1970 | Supply | |
| Shambarger, James | GMG-2 | Apr 13, 1966 – Nov 26, 1968 | gunnery | |
| Shambarger, James | GMG-2 | Apr 24, 1966 – Nov 16, 1968 | gunnery | |
| Belden, Jeff | ENS/LTJG | Jun 1966 – Jan 1968 | Operations | EMO and Communications Officer. Joined in Key West shortly before the ship transferred to Pearl Harbor. |
| Martinez, Cecilio | SK2 | Jul 9, 1966 – Apr 13, 1969 | Supply | Remember the Surveillance detail on the Perry. All the wonderful places we visited. Diego Garcia Was something to remember. YN Kinsey mentioned The french teacher on the Island. I have a picture that we took with her |
| White, Wayne | ETR3 | Nov 1966 – Dec 1968 | ops | port louis, mauritius isl.,laurenco marques, mozambique, diego garcia, perth and adelaide, australia. says it all. |
| Neff, Dennis | TM3 | 1967 – Sep 1971 | Sonar | |
| Kirk, Linda | sister | 1967 – | 1 | |
| Haverland, Richard (Dick) | E-3 | Jan 19, 1967 – Dec 20, 1968 | Operations | |
| Dalgleish, Gary | CS3 | Feb 7, 1967 – Aug 7, 1969 | Suppy | I am looking for shipmates on the Perry from early 1967 until I left the ship to go on a WESTPAC cruise in mid-1969 aboard the USS Hoel DDG-13. I met some great friends on our many adventures aboard the JRP. |
| Zingrich, John | EN3 | Oct 1967 – Dec 1968 | Engineering | Good times! Saw a lot of the world: Japan, Philippines, Midway, Diego Garcia, Mauritius, Australia, Samoa, and Mozambique. Made & lost touch with many friends but the good memories live on. |
| Heft, Gordon | EM3 | Jan 15, 1968 – Feb 25, 1971 | R | |
| Sampson, John (Jack) "Sam" | SM3 | Apr 22, 1968 – Sep 6, 1970 | Operations - after the deck force | Started on the deck force then was transfered to operations and worked in navigation and visual communications |
| Lewis, Teddy | E3/FTG | May 1968 – May 1969 | ||
| Weaver, Rich | SM3 | 1969 – 1973 | Ops | Had a good time stationed in Hawaii. Pretty good duty, even out at sea! |
| Rossi, Richard | YN3 | Jun 1969 – Feb 1971 | Ships Office | |
| Hull, Larry | EN3 | Jun 21, 1969 – Dec 15, 1970 | engenering | assinged to engenering to the after engine room, then moved to fuel and oil king |
| Furlong, William-bill | E-4 AG3 | 1970 – Sep 1972 | Meteorology | My husband died of M.S. 4/7/13. He spent the last 12 years of his life in a wheel chair. W e had a wonderful time in Hawaii. New years eve was the best ever. There were Conga lines and fireworks. Good times. Good friends |
| Hammond, Rick | STG2 | Oct 1970 – Nov 1972 | Third | Went on 2 WestPac cruises while onboard. George Joy where are you? |
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