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USS Hunley (AS 31) Crew List
The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Hunley (AS 31). 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 1211 crew members registered for the USS Hunley (AS 31).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1962 | 1963 – 1964 | 1965 – 1966 | 1967 – 1968 | 1969 – 1970 | 1971 | 1972 | 1973 – 1974 | 1975 – 1976 | 1977 – 1978 | 1979 – 1980 | 1981 | 1982 – 1983 | 1984 | 1985 – 1986 | 1987 – 1988 | 1989 | 1990 | 1991 – 1992 | 1993 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stewart, Joe | MR-3 | 1967 – May 3, 1970 | R-6 | |
| Shelton, Ray | HM3 | 1967 – 1968 | Medical | Joined ship in Charleston for Overhaul and deployed to Guam. Played drums 4 nights a week in the club called the "OFFICE". Great experience, great shipmates. God bless all who served and serve now. |
Smith, Ron  | SK2 | 1967 – Nov 28, 1969 | Supply | Came aboard while in dry dock. Enjoyed Charleston, Panama Canal and Guam. Remember all the hours of pinochle and poker. Great times. |
| Dennis, Gary/billy | ETN3 | 1967 – Aug 4, 1969 | Repair 4 | GARY BILLY DENNIS R-4 ANTENNAE SHOP |
| Moore, Samuel (Sam) | Storekeeper 3rd | 1967 – 1968 | Supply | Forms & Publications |
| Borkowski, Michael | ETR3 | 1967 – Sep 4, 1968 | R-4 | |
| Kennedy, Charles | TM 2 | 1967 – | Mark 45 Torpedo Shop Weapons division | Went to Guam with the ship in December 1967. Did cave diving over complete island. Walked in & out of mountains over complete island as well. Walked through dead infested jungles ov most of island with pesticides odor. |
| Nordberg, Don | Ic 3 | 1967 – 1969 | Repair IC gyro shop | |
| Dennis, David | sgt | 1967 – Jun 1, 1969 | Marine detachment | My father USMC Sgt. David Dennis was the marine who was killed aboard the Hunley on 6/1/1969 by another Marine in an accidental shooting. If anyone has info about this please contact me at David.w.dennis1969@gmail.com |
| Christman, Ronald | RM2 | Jan 1967 – Apr 17, 1969 | Operations | I advanced from CYN3 to RM2 after studying electronics and attending morse code school in Charleston SC, I had a Top Secret clearance and preformed work in crypto, should have stayed in the Navy. |
| Bulloch, James | L/Cpl | Jan 1967 – Apr 1968 | MarDet | Boarded in Charleston, then to Norfolk dry dock, shake down to Gitmo,to Guam to relieve the Proteus, was transferred to commissioning crew of carrier JFK on return to states. |
| Sims, Paul | Cpl | Jan 1967 – 1969 | Marine Detachment | Enjoyed our time in Guam and sailing through the canal. Was the Captians orderly. Great duty |
| Anderson, Barry | Communications Yoeman, 3rd Class | Jan 1, 1967 – Jun 19, 1968 | Crypto | I believe I was exposed to Agent Orange while in Guam. I got early onset parkinson's disease. Anyone else have issues? I played basketball on Andersen as well as biking around Guam. |
| Eddie Hearne, Eddie | fn | Feb 20, 1967 – Apr 29, 1969 | R7 | would like to hear from mike hyatt. ron shoemaker. jesse chmiel. or anyone else that knew me. |
| Baker, David | MT3 | Mar 11, 1967 – Aug 4, 1971 | Weapons - Polaris Readiness Instr. (PORI) | Came aboard the Hunley in Norfolk, endured O/H at Charleston and deployed with her to Guam. Pre-Hunley: Missile systems training at Dam Neck, VA; Temp.Duty: California & the Cape (NOTU); (2008) Retired GE Engr. / Progr. Manager. Live in NM. |
| Nesbit, Tom | EN2 | May 25, 1967 – Nov 4, 1969 | forward engine room | I worked with Bill Larkin, Ralph Stansberry, William Conley and a whole bunch of great guys. |
| Eells, John | ET1 | Jun 1967 – Aug 1971 | R-4 | does anyone have drawings of the ship? I want to build a model |
| Mallory, Dennis | ET-3 | Jun 1967 – Aug 1968 | W-5 Weapons Div. | Still in touch with Ron "Chris" Christopher. He became a lifer and retired a Lt. Cmdr. Had a great time those last 14 months b4 separating in S.C. Looking for any of the old gang. Drop me a line. |
| Ashe, Michael | SM3 | Jul 1967 – | Operations | Reservist on active duty with college degree that rejected commission to serve as enlisted.No regrets! After service, taught high school in tough high school follow by W&M law school and now trial attorney for over 40yr. |
| Henderson, Ron | ET 3 | Aug 15, 1967 – Dec 19, 1969 | W-5, Navigation Repair | Came aboard during yard period at Chasn, SC. On board for 1 deployment to Guam, Dec. 1967 to Aug. 1968. Change-of-command at Polaris Point, Guam, 1968, Capt. Anders relieved Capt. Thomas. Discharged at Naval Weapons Station, Goose Creek, SC. |
| Hedrick, Roger | EN2 | Sep 1967 – Sep 1969 | ||
| Miller, David | PN3 | Sep 1967 – Oct 1968 | WORKED IN SHIPS OFFICE | |
| Wells, Bruce | EN2 | Sep 1967 – Feb 11, 1971 | Engineering Aft Engine Rm | Went to Guam in 68,Supply PO. Does any one remember the Marine Sgt who was shot and killed on board by another Marine? or Gary Mitchel who was electroded when on lib, Looking for Greg Wert, from Harrisburg Pa. |
| Warrington, Warren (Skeets) | EN-2 | Sep 1967 – Mar 24, 1969 | Boat shop | Had a great time on the fishing boats in Guam, and the Captains Gig in Charleston. Great friends, boatswain Mates and Enginmen. |
| Lint, Ray | seamen | Oct 10, 1967 – Jul 15, 1968 | first | Guam cruise. Play drums in group called "Monday's Morning Glories" Every weekend at bar called "Pagos" |
| Williams, Milton | EN3 | Oct 15, 1967 – Dec 20, 1968 | engineering | I served in the boat shop after a short time in mess cooking. I had the opportunity to go with the Hunley to Guam and return about 6 months later |
| Goodsman, Thomas/doc | DT3 | Oct 26, 1967 – Jan 4, 1971 | Dental | Trip to Guam did dental flouride treatments that were ship-wide required. Nasty tasting stuff--remember? 40 ft waves out of Pearl Harbor Helped dentist extract many of your teeth. Hope you still have some! Sail on... |
| Spidle, Adrian | FTG-2 | Nov 1967 – Dec 1968 | w-2 | Had a great time, I loved Charleston, Pearl and Guam |
| Gutierrez, James | LT | Nov 15, 1967 – Jun 3, 1969 | Navigator | Being the Navigator was a good job for a young LT. Except for our deployment to Guam in '68 we stayed in port most of the time and serviced Boomers. Went through the Canal at night on New Years Eve. |
| Glick, Larry | Dec 1967 – Mar 1969 | MR TOOLROOM | ||
| Sobka, Bob | EN3 | Dec 1967 – Apr 1, 1970 | R2 X38 | BOARDED HUNLEY IN CHARLESTON DEC '67 WENT TO GUAM AND BACK TO CHARLESTON TRANSFERRED APRIL 1, 1970 TO CANOPUS AS 34 WENT TO HOLY LOCH |
| Wert, Craig | EN2 | Dec 1967 – Feb 1970 | Aft Engineroom--HPAC | |
| Burkett, Gary | ML3 | Dec 1967 – 1971 | R1 | Came on board in December 67 just before going to Guam. Mess cooked and then assigned to the foundry right beside the lagging shop. I knew Slag Langston, Jones, Brock, Gorman, Witchey. |
| Sobka, Bob | EN3 | Dec 1, 1967 – Apr 1, 1970 | R-2 X38 | Always looking for old friends I had A great time with aboard Hunley |
| Benson, Steve | TM3 | Dec 20, 1967 – Oct 31, 1970 | W-1 | Looking to get in touch with my friends from w-1 division you can contact me at my e-mail address scb7817@bellsouth.net |
| Johnson, Walt /grits | Em3 | Dec 27, 1967 – Apr 13, 1971 | E division Ships Electric | left Charleston went through Panama Canal circled 25 days to Guam,andys hut,then to Hawaii for 3 days David Feeney [off restriction again] then back to Charleston,weekends to NMyrtle Beach, Logan never left |
| Plunkett, Maurice | EM 3 | 1968 – 1971 | E | |
| Bouchard, Guildas | EN3 | 1968 – 1972 | Engineering | |
| Logan, Ralph | MM3 | 1968 – 1970 | Engineering ( A gang ) | My job was operating and maintaining the refrigeration compressors and air conditioning throughout the ship. That's right, keeping your chow from spoiling and your rearends cool. HA! HA! Retired living in Conway, SC |
| Muessig, Bill | MR2 | 1968 – 1971 | R2 | Definitely miss Tiny Lambert and the Gang I was fortunate enough to work with. I stayed in until 1977, left an MR1. Still machining at 66 now , will retire in 2014. Mike Bryant , I still have those Level 1 Candlesticks |
| Sibley, Richard | EM2 | 1968 – 1971 | E Div | Left 1971 go to B school Great Lakes |
| Powell, Francis | ETN2 | 1968 – 1971 | Operations | Supervisor of ECM shop |
| Friend, Jerome (Jerry) | sts3 | Jan 1968 – Oct 30, 1969 | r-4 | Came aboard after the ship came back from Scotland. Worked in antenna shop. Many HOT days and nights working in the ballist tanks on Subs. in drydock. |
| Kurz, Robert | Commander, Supply Corps (Ret.) | Jan 1968 – Oct 1969 | Food Service/Ships Service | My first tour following Supply Corps School. Met the ship in Guam and rode it back to Charleston, SC. Cdr. Bill Moyer was the Supply Officer, who was instrumental in helping shape my career in the Navy Resale System. |
| Olivero, Alan | SH1 | Jan 12, 1968 – Sep 11, 1971 | Ship Service | rode to Guam |
| McCray, Louis | ET1 | Apr 1968 – Oct 1970 | R4 | One year night shift in Calibration Shop and remainder in Antenna Shop. |
| Finecy, Gail Dean | E5 HT. | Apr 2, 1968 – Jun 17, 1971 | Repair | Joined crew in Guam assigned to Repair Div. and then mess duty. Ship departed Guam 06/16/68 and arrived at Naval Weapons Station Charleston, SC 07/16/68. Assigned to the Carpenters shop until 06/71; Rad Con worker. |
| Harding, Jerry (Robert G.) | MM 3 | Apr 2, 1968 – Dec 15, 1969 | Eng A Gang | Boarded in Gaum in 68 went to Charleston and was on board when they did the first sub battery change. I was on the boat crew that went to the dry dock and back. |
| Eppic, John | OM2 | Apr 15, 1968 – Dec 23, 1971 | Repair | Charleston, SC to Guam cruise..great time...LOTS OF WATER out there! Remember purging periscopes long hours...collamating binoculars...great work shop and shipmates. Any of you guys still around?? |
| Anthony K Sessions, Tony | SH2 | May 1968 – Jun 1972 | S-3 | Was the office man in the ships stores office |
| Fisher, Howard | OM3 | May 26, 1968 – Jan 15, 1970 | Repair | Met some very fine shipmates and friends. |
| Danko, Lawrence | ETC | Jun 1968 – | O | Last ship that I was on before retiring |
| Green, Jesse | om3 | Jun 13, 1968 – Aug 3, 1971 | OM3 | Great time in my life. |
| Hauer, James Jim | EN-2 | Jun 29, 1968 – Jun 29, 1969 | M forward engine room | |
| Hough, Daniel | GMG2 | Jul 14, 1968 – Jul 13, 1970 | 1ST | NONE AT THIS TIME |
| Hough, Daniel | GMG2 | Jul 15, 1968 – Jul 13, 1970 | 1ST | I ENJOYED MY TWO YEARS OF DUTY ABOARD THE HUNLEY. I MADE ALOT OF GOOD FRIENDS AND HAVE ALOT OF GOOD MEMORIES |
| Bryant, Michael | MACHINERY REPAIRMAN 2ND CLASS. | Jul 15, 1968 – Jan 7, 1972 | R-2 | Rembering MR1 Tiny Lambert,G. Frame at the new EM club weps. station station and his older brother H. Spencer and the rest of the gang. |
| Fitkin, Jim | DC 3/2 | Jul 16, 1968 – Oct 16, 1970 | Damage Control | Boarded Hunley in Charleston, SC. Worked out of the CO2 shop and with the shipfitters in the tender maint. shop. |
| Anderson, Jerry [andy] | en3 | Jul 28, 1968 – Nov 20, 1969 | eng oil gang | i was the oil king iworked for dale moore and chief hanley people i remember are hendricks en2 jim woolsey rodney delong i would like to here from anybody |
| Travis, "Barry" | YN2 | Aug 1968 – Jan 1970 | Captain's Office | Clasified Documents Yeoman. |
| Frame, Gary (Wingnut) | EN-4 | Aug 1968 – May 1972 | forward eng. rm. & outside machine shop | Lauderdale,Rico,&71Guam tour.dedicated to my bro James Frame1st class galley rat,now gone.Charleston was such great duty. I really miss that time in my life,&would love to hear from anyone of that period or just anyone of the Hunley Family. |
| Powell, Francis | ETN2 | Sep 1968 – Jun 1971 | Worked in the ECM shop | |
| Kloska, James "J.j." | FTG2 | Oct 1968 – Dec 1971 | W-2 (Fire Control) | A couple Ft. Lauderdale trips, A Puerto Rico trip, and the big trip to Acapulco, then through Panama to Hawaii and onward to Sydney AU and Guam, where I exchanged ships and rode the Proteus back to Mare Island. |
| Wert, Gary | EN2 | Oct 1968 – May 1972 | M | |
| Wylie, James (Jim) | PN3 | Nov 1968 – Oct 1970 | X | I served in the Personnel Office under E-9 Chief Brown |
| McCutcheon, Frank | E-3 Boatswain's Mate | Nov 12, 1968 – Aug 29, 1970 | boatswain | It was a good assignment, I met many very nice people aboard ship. We were a good group and we had good times together. |
| Scott, Mike | YN3 | Nov 20, 1968 – Nov 18, 1970 | X | Worked in the Captain's Office under Capt S.Anders and Capt R. Frost. Would Like to hear from any of the guys I served with. Barry, Glenn, Smitty, Bill etc. |
| Bobin, Mike | TM3 | Nov 23, 1968 – Dec 4, 1969 | weapons 5 | Hello |
| Hartlove, William | E2 | Dec 1968 – Aug 1970 | R2 | My dad was chief IC, Hartlove Sr. came on board, he retired 3 mos later. I work for E5 Smith in Drafting/Printing. Still trying to locate him. Miss all the guys in the print shop. I was transfered off just before Guam. |
| Swary, Michael | EM1 | Dec 1968 – Dec 1973 | R-3 | Got to the ship in 1968 in Charleston , SC and was assigned to R-3 Sound Shop .Also worked in the rewind shop. Left the ship in 73. |
| Vontungeln, Jim | BM3 | Dec 9, 1968 – Nov 11, 1970 | 3 Boats | Drove all the boats at one time or another. Spent the best part of my last year as Coxswain of the Admiral's Barge. Enjoyed cruises to Fort Lauderdale and Puerto Rico. Would love to see my old shipmates or at least hear from them. |
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