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Jack Jakubik '60  E-mail address: JackJ875@aol.com Years Served: 1961 to 64 Military: U.S. Army Aviation - Sargeant / Temporary Grade Warrant Officer. Rotary Wing Co-Pilot / Observer / Flight Inspector (JAFO), Sikorsky helicopter specialist. Tours in: Europe and South East Asia Time Line Story Return to Class List |
Paul
Prosise '58  Photo taken with my old unit at El Toro Air Show 1997 E-mail address: wpkona@yahoo.com Years Served: 1958 to 62 Military: USMC - Corporal E-4 / Worked up to Communication Chef first three years, photography instructor last year.   Outfit: : 1st 75mm Anti-Aircraft ( SkySweeper) Bn. 29 Palms, CA that changed to 1st Light Anti-Aircraft Missile Bn. (1st LAAM), Hawk Missiles. Tours in: Twentynine Palms, Hawaii, Philippines, Taiwan (Formosa). My Marine Corps Bio and web site Time Line Story Return to Class List
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  Ray Wyatt '59 E-Mail: rwyatt10944@msn.com Years Served: 1959-80 Military: USN,Chief Machinist Mate, Retired. Outfit's: USS HOLLISTER DD-788,USS WATTS DD-567, USS GENERAL W.A. NANN TAP-112, PAC RES FLT San Diego, USS NIAGRA FALLS AFS-3, USS AJAX AR-6, NAS WHIDBEY ISLAND Wa, USS KITTY HAWK CV-63, USS RANGER CV-61 and NAVAL SUPPORT ACTIVITY SEATTLE Wa. Tours in: Hawaii, Japan, Okinawa, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Viet Nam.
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| Rick Gonser'59 |
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Gonserr@aol.com
or rick_gonser@iecorp.com Years Served: 1963-1971 (17 Months, 25 days Active Duty) Military: USNR, LTJG/Flew DHC-4 Caribous aka C-7s in support of Operations Game Warden, Phoenix, and Market Time Outfit: COMNAVFORV, MACV-SOG, NAVSECGRU, TF-117 Tours in: NAB Coronado, NAS Los Alamitos, NAS Pensacola, NAVCOMSTA Imperial Beach, and Viet Nam (Can Tho, Cu Chi, Dong Tam, Phu Quoc Island, Saigon, and Vung Tau) |
Randy
Lloyd, Class of 1973
E-mail: address: aardvark@gwi.net
Years Served: US Army 1973-1977
Outfit: 82nd Airborne Division 2nd Battalion
503rd Infantry; Military District of Washington - Presidential Honor
Guard 3rd Infantry
Tours: North Carolina, Virginia
Belle Macomber, Class of 1973
E-mail address: katisue888@aol.com
Years Served: 2
Outfit: 321st Transportation Squadron, USAF
Tours in: North Dakota, SAC
Sorry all pictures were destroyed from flooding.
Michael P. Turpin
Class Year: 1974 (would have graduated with this class but I enlisted in the U.S. Navy in Dec. 1973)
E-mail address: mpturpin56@yahoo.com
Years Served: 4
Outfit: U.S.S. Constellation CVA-64, U.S.S. Pledge MSO-492
Tours in: WESTPAC 1974, Arabian Sea 1974, Persian Gulf 1974, Bremerton, WA. Overhaul 1975-76
Constellation again departed for WESTPAC on 21 June 1974, her eighth
such deployment. On 19 November Constellation was part of an eight-ship
force from the United States participating in the Central Treaty
Organization Exercise Midlink 74. The exercise got underway as the
largest naval exercise ever held in the Arabian Sea. Participating were
forces from the United States, United Kingdom, Iran, Pakistan, and
Turkey. Constellation returned from this deployment on 22 December 1974.
On 31 January 1975, Constellation departed San Diego for the Puget
Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Wash., to undergo on of the most
extensive carrier overhauls ever undertaken, enabling her to carry the
Navy's newest air supremacy fighter, the F-14A Tomcat, and the S-3A
Viking, a submarine hunter. On 1 July 1975, she, along with all U.S.
carriers, were redesignated as "CV" from "CVA." This change was made to
improve the accuracy of designations in modern warfare. By removing the
letter A, which stood for attack, the new designation CV could serve a
multipurpose air, surface, and ASW role, depending on the type of
aircraft carried. After 14 months at Puget Sound, Constellation
departed the shipyard on 26 April 1976 to rejoin the Pacific Fleet.
Served 1976-1978 Long Beach, CA., Honorable Discharge
Ship's Mission
PLEDGE's
mission was to conduct minesweeping and minehunting operations. The
agility of a minesweeper to clear the sea lanes is a very important one
for the United States since the use of mines can tie-up both civilian
and Navy ships until the channel can be swept. With ships like PLEDGE
performing their mission, the possibility that other ships will be sunk
or damaged by mines is greatly lessened. The mine warfare sailor truly
knows that. He also realizes the dangers of getting his ship sunk by a
mine in the process is a possibility.
Rory
Clark, Class of '70
E-mail: rory352@aol.com
Years Served: 1971-1975
Outfit: 5008th
Tours in: Alaska, South Dakota (SAC)
| Tom Maynard, class of
'62 E-mail: tmaynard@zianet.com Years Served: 1962-1986, retired and living in New Mexico Military: Chief Master Sargent, USAF retired Tours: Overseas-Turkey, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Phillipines, stateside- California,Washington, Virginia, New Mexico Job - Air traffic Control |
Jay
K. Hanna, Class of '62 
 E-mail: eighty88@earthlink.net Year Served: December 1965 - April 1970 Tours: 1942 Communications Squadron., Homestead AFB, Fla. 1966 -1967 European Postal / Courier Service RAF West Ruislip (London) 1967 - 1970 Return to Class List Time Line Story Classmates We Will Miss |
Bruce Carlton Class of 61 Email: bcarlton@pacifier.com Years
served: September 1961 - September 1965
Tours in: 1950th Air Force
Communications Squadron, Wheelus AB, Libya 62-63 Hq Air Defense
Command, Ent AFB, Colorado Springs 63-65
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