California for the past 40 years and never returned since I separated from. Information my husband Richard A. Jensen desperately needs. Stephen Taylor, second division, from 8316 #24 Tobin Rd., Annandale, VA 22003.
The wisdom, pride and strength of the Native American speakers left a positive impression on both myself and my children. Donald Eddie Larison who informed me that her father had passed away in August 27, 1981. He is also looking for the ships log of all the cruises that the ship made from March 70 - October 73. I had wanted to add him to the ships roster. 1961 the ship pulled in to Little Creek after a trip "to somewhere". Robert (Shany) Shanahan, 44 Woodwide Avenue, Buffalo, NY. Andy Wells, RM3, OC Div., from 2903 Old Creal Springs Rd., Marion, IL who served from 1971-73 would like to hear from some of his old shipmates from the Radio Shack and Signalmen. We didn't land on plymouth rock gif images. However we finally got her fixed and after alot of trial and error, were were good to go.
Navy Docs took my left mastoid out in 1970, put me out on manpower. I do remember Lt. Tunstall always sunbathing near the signal area. Pull up as much info on-line that I could. If you don't have the sense of responsibility to get registered, we'll move you out of town. "As we watch the toppling of Columbus statues and iconography throughout the United States, it's easy to forget the long history of Indigenous resistance that led up to this moment. Received an e-mail from LT Van Tunstall, on board. Because we weren't brought here to be made citizens--today, now that we've become awakened to some degree, and we begin to ask for those things which they say are supposedly for all Americans, they look upon us with a hostility and unfriendliness. Map of Plymouth Colony by Samuel de Champlain. He went to the Mediterranean and talks about the beautiful. Andrew B. Houston of Bath, NY writes that he would like to get in touch with shipmates while he was aboard the PRock in 1959. So I'm not here this afternoon as a Republican, nor as a Democrat; not as a Mason, nor as an Elk; not as a Protestant, nor a Catholic; not as a Christian, nor a Jew; not as a Baptist, nor a Methodist; in fact, not even as an American, because if I was an American, the problem that confronts our people today wouldn't even exist. COLUMBUS DIDN'T DISCOVER US. AWTT has educational materials and lesson plans that ask students to grapple with truth, justice, and freedom.
Bob Creveling from Juneau, AL is trying to connect with shipmates from the Boilergang from 1968-70. For a time, some people slept on the Mayflower. I made the last deck log entry and signed her out of service" Ron's e-mail address is [email protected]. We didn't land on plymouth rock gif for email. Good afternoon Bill! Joe Sciarabba, BM3 of Sweetbrier Lane, Walworth, NY, who served from 1966-68 would like to hear from shipmates that served at that time. Mike Flanagan, QM2, Thomaston, ME (on board 2/77-11/80) writes: Ken Johnson, my Navigator, spent a lot of time helping me put my 06 Reserve package together.
Remembers Bill Fudge, "he saved my ass one night when I got drunk and picked a fight with some marines". Like to make contact with Frank Mays, "Mac" McConoheauy, Wilbourne, Chief Hanks. Really sad to think i could be shaving with her. Received a note from Richard Pratt, SN, (On board 12/66-10/68) Bill, I read the article about the USS William D Porter DD 579 (Newsletter 31) with much interest. When they docked (only at civilian ports) they were to play the part of a yacht crew with a rich "owner" around somewhere. We didn't land on plymouth rock gif.fr. I'll always remember him getting his whites dirty on a sea and anchor detail. Our Chief of Division, Master Chief GENZ, Great Guy!!
But then residents woke up to find that the beloved landmarks that make their city special had been vandalized. Anyone know of their whereabouts contact Hollis. Recognized several names from the muster list and wonders where all his shipmates are. "I am writing in hope that you might have some. The compact declared that the colonists were loyal to the King of England, that they were Christians who served God, that they would make fair and just laws, and that they would each work for the good of the colony.