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Served from 1980-85 Agang, Was not a model sailor on the ole girl, But transferred to the 720 boat and got my shit in one sock. Moved up the the Ranks and retired in 06 as a MMCM COB. This ole Girl was one of the good boats I was on.
Years Served: Nov 1976 to Nov 1980…I remember the beginning of the city and the crew , it was a lot of hard work but great fun only because of the wonderful crew. We had great times together and will never forget them. Thanks George for arranging the reunion, sorry I didn’t get to attend. Maybe next time.
Years Served: Oct 1983 – Oct 1989…The absolute best crew and sub I served on. I also served on the Seadragon (SSN 584) and the Aspro (SSN 648) and they never even came close to how tight the crew of The City was. I went there as a QM3 and left as a QMC. I still keep in touch with a few guys from that era. Namely, The Skimmer, Hairdog, Derek Desa, Jimmy Fennessy and Zak. Unfortunately The City lost a good brother to a car accident and he went on eternal patrol – HMCM Craig DOC Carson. Rest in peace my good brother and save us a spot next to you in heaven.
Years Served: 1979-1981…Shawn Williams aka flounder
Years Served: 1979-1981…Shawn Williams aka flounder
Years Served: 1973-1976 SSBN616…As a Broklyn guy, I would have loved to serve on the NYC. Unfortunately, it wasn’t built yet when I was in the boats. Nonetheless, my
Years Served: …George, Keep up the good work, you’re doing a great job. I hope to make the reunion this year. Lucky
Years Served: Commissioning Crew COB…Good crew, good times, good memories. It was a pleasure and honor to serve during the Golden years of the US Navy Submarine Service and the cold war. There will never be another era for submarine and submariners like it was from 1960 to 1990. I began my submarine career in 1963 after schooling and with the exception one tour ashore, I was on sea duty until my retirement on Oct. 31, 1980.
Years Served: 1980-1984…The NYC was my first submarine and is where I earned my dolphins. I mostly served under the command of Commander (later Captain) Arthur Walther. Easily the best crew I had the honor to be part of during my Navy years. Would love to hear from crew mates from those years, esp. those in E-Div.
Years Served: …My dad was on the 626 in 1963. He was killed a few years back in an auto accident. His name was William Gary Gwinnett he was 54 years old when he died..I still have his stainless steel pocket knife,a launch card and an original photo of t the SSN-626 that he received while in the service..
Years Served: 1977 – 1981…If anyone is interested in being added to my distribution list for future reunions drop me an email at gdslack3@yahoo.com. I will make sure you are added and become a part of the memories of the USS New York City SSN696.
Years Served: 1977-1981…Ahoy shipmates. Was part of the commissioning crew and plank owner of our fair lady. Even though it was rough water under the commissioning skipper the crew was by far the best group of sailors a crew mate could have.
Years Served: 1977-1979…Plankowner on the USS New York City. ET1. Was a reactor operator with Gary Jester as the LPO. On the boat from about May 1977 until she left for PSA. Transferred out following the first ORSE.
Years Served: 1996…I was with the decom crew and still have some USS NYC zippos left. And have the templates for the Brass plaques.
Years Served: 1977 – 1979…Member of the Commissioning crew – Had a great time at the mini-reunion last fall, it was great to see all that were there. I note that you all looked older (except for Chief Flynn) but your personalities haven’t changed a bit. Thanks to Bob Phillips for setting up the tour of the USS Hampton, everyone seemed to enjoy it greatly…. Thanks to George for putting it together. BOBV
I came across this page while looking for Navy gift for my husband. He served on the New York City from 1991-1995 and still says it was some of the best years of his life. I’m sure he would love to hear from some of his fellow submariners! He was originally from Gettysburg, PA and we now live in FL. Feel free to email me pookiegf@gmail.com. Thank you all for your service!
On New York City SSN696 commissioning crew, also Dace SSN607, Decommissioning crew Simon Bolivar SSBN 641.
Retired 94
Best boat ever! T-bone, G-lo, Snow, E-dog, Naka, The Big Nasty, Ugly, C-Holt, Malik, Gangsta Bitch, Freeman, JD, Antonio “Boom Boom” Padilla and the list goes on. Hope y’all doing ok!
Gonzalez I cook for the crew of the NYC 696 from 1989-1992 it was good times in the galley and good food at the Big Apple. I’m in San Antonio alive and kiking
Quick Notes on NYC 696 crew of late 1979 thru 81… Tim Belty died at 56 years of age, found on SSIndex, but feel free to prove me wrong. Wild Mild Will Chapoton was involved Motion Pictures (More or Less) Dwane “Tex” Odom is hiding out in Dallas TX after adventures in the swimming pool industry in The Woodlands TX where I live at the moment… Dwane, I was kidding about the money you never paid back to my parents, God Kid, I was “the bank of the boat” but never GD Wells Fargo bank! Call sometime.