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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 – 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moran, Joseph | EN-3 | 1971 – 1972 | Forward engine room | We went from Charleston S.C. to Guam. Looking for some of the guys. that I hung out with. |
| Burrows, Mark | SK3 | 1971 – 1973 | Supply | Hafa Adai! Hot! Humid! Fights in the EM Club! Great friends! Crazy "Bubbleheads"! Shellback Initiation! King's Cross in Sydney! Stowaways! Bremerton & my first Harley! Home! USN-Never Again! I'd go back now though! |
| Owskey, Thomas | DPSN | 1971 – 1973 | ADP | I was assigned to the USS Hunley in Charleston SC and made the voyage to Guam and met my wife in Australia. Then I spent 14 months in Guam and got married to the girl that I met in Australia. |
| Lantz, John | OM3 | 1971 – 1974 | Repair | Charleston to Guam to Bremerton to Charleston.Made the loop.Met some good friends and some good times.Nice party boat. |
| Hafer, Don | Boiler Tech | 1971 – 1973 | Forward Engine Room | Wonderful ship, great crew - Guam, Australia, Hawaii, Bremerton, Acapulco, S.C. to name a few ports. Golden Shellbacks rule. |
| Best, George | IC3 | 1971 – 1973 | E-Div - IC | What ever happened to Bruce Wagstaff? Looking for Bob Cannon, Bob Moss, Dave Blatti, Tim Carlson and George Allen, John Ross, Ed "Cribbage" Troll...Anyone have a copy of the cruise book from Guam to Australia? |
| Roehn, Clifford | E 4 | 1971 – 1973 | Deck | Worked in the 1st Lt's storeroom and 6 months on the Torpedo Retriever. Had the Blue with white stripped 61 Corvair. Had lots of fun in that car with Ward W.,Ron H. and Randy M. going surfing at Telefofo bay. |
| Fahsholtz, Chuck | RM2 | 1971 – 1972 | Communication | Any fellow Radiomen or Hunley crewman that I got to know are welcome to contact me at my email address. Spent 42 years living in Ohio before I moved to Little Elm, Texas in 2014. Thanks to all for a good tour on AS-31. |
| Joseph, Vinson | ETN3 | 1971 – | Weapons | Reported a few days before the ship left Charleston headed to Guam. Eighteen months later left Guam and headed back to Charleston. After arrival in Charleston got orders to SSBN 617 Alexander Hamilton. |
| MacKey, Jim | MT3 | Jan 1971 – Jun 1971 | Weapons | I decided that surface ships were not for me after I was hassled by the Marine Detachment CO.,transfered to the George C. Marshall SSBN654 in June 1971. |
| Stueve, Frank | rm3 | Jan 1971 – May 1972 | operations (?) | went from charleston to guam and stayed on guam for a year one of the best times of my life and still remember old friendships |
Woods, Barry  | TM2 | Jan 1971 – Jun 1971 | W5 | Was in the MK45 shop for about 6 months. Had come from being on Guam for 19 months on the Proteus, just to find out Hunley was about to relieve her. Called my detailer and told him that one way or another I wasn't goin |
| Leard, Ron | E3 | Jan 4, 1971 – Jul 7, 1972 | Electronics, Antenna (Animal) Shop | Got on in Charleston rode her to Guam. Great voyage, Charleston, Panama Canal, Acapulco, Hawaii, Sydney and finally Guam. Got off her there. |
| Kennedy, Larry | MT2,MT1 | Jan 24, 1971 – Aug 7, 1974 | W-4 | I still have the POD printed in gold for the Golden Shellback initiation if anyone would like a copy. Was also stationed on the Hunley in Guam when she relieved the Proteus in the late '70s. |
| Thompson, Ted | HT | Feb 1971 – Apr 1974 | R-6 | |
| Pierce, Eddie | SK3 | Feb 15, 1971 – May 24, 1971 | S-6 SUBSAT | REPORTED TO HUNLEY 2-71 FROM HOLLAND (AS-32) GOT ORDERS TO NAM AND DEPARTED HUNLEY 5-71. |
| Frost, Steve | MM-4 | Feb 15, 1971 – Feb 15, 1974 | O2N2 | Andy"S HUT OMG could never empty the beer machine Had a great time in GUAM Still cooking the chicken recipe I learned over there . The GOOKS sure knew how to cook |
| Clark, Bruce | ET! | Feb 16, 1971 – Aug 28, 1972 | Ops | |
| Walker, Ronald | ETN-2 | Mar 1971 – Aug 1973 | W5 | Rode Hunley from Charleston to Guam. Was a BRN-3 satellite navigaition system tech, ended up spending many nights aboard boats getting the BRN-3 going. |
| Smith, Fred A. | 2nd Class PM | Mar 1, 1971 – Apr 15, 1972 | Repair/ W&R | Worked in the Wood Shop and the Yacht Club next to Andy's Hut. Until I was released from the US Navy on Gaum and stayed for another 14 months before returning to the Mainland. Life was Great On Guam !!!!!!!!!! |
| Thomas, Ronald | MT2 | Mar 12, 1971 – Sep 13, 1974 | W-3 Special Weapons | Reported onboard in Mar 71, Charleston, SC, left Aug 71 to relieve AS-19 in Guam, in Oct 71. Left Guam to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard for Poseidon conversion in Feb 73. Returned to Charleston, SC April 74. Transferred to POMFLANT Sep 74. |
| Pleus, Herbert | OM/3 | Apr 1971 – Aug 1974 | Repair | Adding; Loved the time on the ship and my ship mates. Mess cooking, liberty ports, drunken stupors, Andy's Hut, the beer machine, I am a Golden Shellback, and all the times I should remember but forgot. My son served and I'd do it again! |
| Tiller, Robert | MMFN | Apr 1971 – Jun 1972 | R6 | |
| Hicks, Bruce | ETN-2 | Apr 1971 – Apr 1977 | W-5 | aboard Hunley from Charleston to Guam to Bremerton and back to Charleston. Off to C school then back again. My only sea duty in 20 years!! Retired as ETCM from a comm sta. |
| Watson, Ward | QM1 | Apr 1, 1971 – Feb 15, 1974 | OPERATIONS | SMALL BOATS,TORPEDO RETREIVER, NAVIGATION SHOP. ANYBODY STILL OUT THERE |
| Carlos, Joseph | SKSN | May 1971 – Sep 1971 | S-1 Supply | Joined Ship in Charleston,SC to Panama Canal, Acapulco,Hawaii and Sydney, Aust. to GUAM. Changed ships to the USS Proteus on Guam. Buddy was Phil Townsend. Broke propeller shaft at sea and new one was made at sea. |
| Ulery, Robert (Bob) | E6 HT1 | May 10, 1971 – Aug 13, 1976 | R 1 DIVISION | wow some years of good memories..looking to talk with>Tommy Patterson.Ben cammit.mike Truax. J D rogers.Lee alward some great guys... |
| Guerrette, Ronnie L. | EN4 | Jun 1971 – Feb 1975 | Forward Engine Room | Had a great time, miss a lot of my friends. |
| Moran, Joe | E-3 | Jun 1971 – Aug 1972 | Forward engine room | My self and John Stanjeski Played a big part in rebuilding the fairbanks diesel in the forward engine room. Im looking for all the guys that servered and remember the camp out on tallafo bay . |
| Russell, Jim | MT3 | Jun 7, 1971 – May 17, 1974 | W-3 | Came on board after sub school in 1971. Served in Guam and Bremerton and charleston. Transfered in 1974 to NAS Pensecola for brig chaser duty. It was a great ship and a great time. |
| Sanders, Tom/sandy/lefty | E4 | Jun 16, 1971 – May 22, 1973 | s2 | remember the night the fountain in kings cross turned red,i may know a little about that. |
| Hindman, Mike | HT3 | Jul 1971 – Dec 1974 | R-1 | Worked in sheetmetal shop 17A |
| Lafever, Jerry | E4 | Jul 15, 1971 – Dec 3, 1972 | Optical Calibration | I was on the USS Hunley stationed on Guam in the early 70's. I worked in the Optical and Standards Calibration Lab which was actually under the Electrical Division. I had a part-time job working at the Club McCambo. |
| Andrews, "Andy" | HM2 | Aug 1971 – May 1972 | Medical | It was my last ship. Rode her from Charleston NWS to Guam in 71. Skippers name was R.A. Frost and Jeff Perrapatto was ships Doctor.Had some good liberty in Acapulco, Honolulu,Sydney and became a Golden Shellback 0 long 0 lat enroute. |
| Stathopoulos, George (The Greek) | IM 3 | Aug 1971 – Nov 1972 | R 2 | |
| Rost, Howard | SK2 | Aug 1971 – May 1972 | Supply | Came aboard in Charleston. Panama Canal, Acapulco, Pearl, Sydney then to Guam. Golden Shellback ceremony. Many hours at Andy's Hut. Got my first motorcycle there. |
| Stone, Sammie | ENFN | Aug 15, 1971 – Aug 14, 1973 | Engineering | |
| Colavolpe, Frank | SF3/HT3 | Aug 19, 1971 – Feb 12, 1972 | DC Division | |
| Horton, William (Bill) | TM3 | Aug 26, 1971 – Aug 25, 1975 | Weapons-1 | |
| Myrick, Red Dawg | HT2 | Oct 1971 – Apr 1975 | Repair (Sheetmetal & Weld) | Guam/Washington State/cuba/Charleston/ and many stops in between. |
| Foyt, David | Oct 1, 1971 – Oct 1, 1973 | |||
| Hanna, Tim | E-2 | Oct 1, 1971 – Jul 15, 1976 | Repair | |
| Edmison, Stephen G. | IC2 | Oct 21, 1971 – Aug 9, 1972 | R-3 | Had a great Gang in The Gyro Shop |
| Koppel, Bud | HT 3 | Oct 22, 1971 – Apr 16, 1973 | DC The ;Dirty Thirty' | CWO-2 J.J.(Jumpin' Joe) Caldwell was the Division Officer and DCCM(HTCM)Elmer Hester was the Division Chief. HT 1 Jack Mustard was Fire Marshall |
| Hagerman, Harry B Hagermanas | AS 31 | Oct 23, 1971 – Jan 2, 1974 | Repair | |
| Finney, David | ETN/2 | Nov 1971 – Apr 1976 | R-4 | ESM, COMM & test equipment repair on Guam, then cruise to Sydney, Pearl & Bremerton PSNS for Posiedon conversion then thru the Panama Canal to Gitmo, Ft Lauderdale & Charleston. |
| Bisceglie, Guy / Mugzy | EM | Nov 1971 – Sep 1974 | Engineering | boarded in Guam as a raw kid. Left her in Charleston, SC as a man. Was a 2nd basemen & outfielder on 1 of the best fastpitch softball teams. memories include, becoming a Shellback, met my wife in Bremerton WA, gitmo |
| Hodge, Rod | HTFN | Nov 1971 – Jun 1973 | DC | Report on board Nov 1971, did my time as a mess cook, working in the ships bakery. Then assigned to the DC Division. Work with alot good people. Remember going across the equator on my20th birthday. |
| Kolb, John | e3 | Dec 1971 – Dec 1973 | o 2 n 2 | BEST TIME OF MY LIFE WILL NEVER FORGET ITC |
| Dalgaard, James | TM3 | Dec 23, 1971 – May 1973 | W1 | Life guard at yacht club first 6 mon. what an experience. Anyone remember the old 77 bus.Then to weopons. The scuba diving was the best as well as the motor cycle excusions.Never forget the card games at the house or the music at the barge. |
| Wright, Larry | YN3 | Dec 29, 1971 – Jul 27, 1973 | W-2 and W-6 | |
| Wright, Larry | YN3 | Dec 30, 1971 – Aug 1, 1973 | W-2/W-6 | My first and one of my favorite duty stations. |
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