USS Casimir Pulaski (SSBN-633)
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Stephen Finsel
12:53 PM on February 03, 2012
excellent pics, the memoriesa re flowing back. I was an engineman onboard the dry dock during 77 -78, many firends there and my mother was from Greenock. I can't go to the reunion in Virginia, but my heart will be there. Thanks for posting the pics!
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Harlan Miller
12:06 PM on January 26, 2012
I served on the USS Casimir Pulaski 1973-1977 Gold Crew in the weapons department.
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Roger Retzke
10:46 AM on January 23, 2012
I have many memories and your site has brought some back. My refits were in Holy Loch, Newport News, Charlston, Kings Bay, and Mayport; we also were given a 3-day port call in Agadir, Morocco! You have a terrific web site and thank you for the hard work to create and maintain it. Please add me to crew email group. Thank you.
Roger Retzke, 1976-1980, MM1, blue crew
Roger Retzke, 1976-1980, MM1, blue crew
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Walter White
01:05 PM on January 22, 2012
Served on this great boat 1964-1967. Was part of Commissioning crew for the SSBN-633. Made five patrols and earned my dolphins as an ET-2 Blue crew member.
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Shaun
11:24 PM on January 09, 2012
Thank you for all the information you put on this site. I was asked to go on submarine duty by the Navy recruiters I first talked to, however I went into the Air Force as a network system administrator. I have always been curious on how you guys lived. Thank you for your service and your sacrifices to our nation. I regret now not joining the Navy and the ranks of great men such as you willing to do such a dangerous job. It sounds like it was stressful but extremely fulfilling.
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Shane Foraker
11:10 AM on December 23, 2011
Great site; have enjoyed posts from shipmates of long ago.
Was AWEPS and WEPS 71-75.
Please add me to the access list.
Was AWEPS and WEPS 71-75.
Please add me to the access list.
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Sam Belton
08:15 AM on November 30, 2011
30 November 1991 I retired, and now reflecting back on my tour of duties one of the most exciting times were when I as an HT2 had the opportunity to ride the Pulaski for sea trials. This was back in Holy Loch in 1972. Just wanted to say thanks guys for making that a time now that I can remember. I did get my honorary Dolphins, and to this day very proud of that moment.
Again, thanks to the crew in 1972
Belton, SW CWO4 RET USN.
Again, thanks to the crew in 1972
Belton, SW CWO4 RET USN.
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john Hlavac
01:24 AM on November 15, 2011
I was on board in the early 70's during refit to Poseiden. An FTB with 5 patrols out of Holy loch. Great Memories - Great Friends - Incredible Operational Test of the Weapons system!
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Warren Witkowski
09:13 PM on November 11, 2011
STS1SS Witkowski reporting! I was the Gold Crew on from I think 82, when they were in shipyard in Newpor News, VA through 86. Had a great time and glad I found this site.
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scott hornsby
04:40 PM on November 11, 2011
I worked on the 633 during an ERP in Kings Bay in the early 90's. Great crew to work with and we at CNSYD got it done on or ahead of time. I believe it was a LID boat by then,but still the crew took pride in the boat. all the best, Scott Shop 38
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Billy Starnes
07:50 PM on November 10, 2011
Luke Bozek,
Send me a copy of "The Great Electrolux Caper". Still in the Knoxville,TN area.
Billy Starnes
Send me a copy of "The Great Electrolux Caper". Still in the Knoxville,TN area.
Billy Starnes
Sherrill Silvers says...
No I do not know where David is. What are you up to these days?
I'm pastoring a church in Iowa and serving as chaplain to veterans (BCC endorsement). Anita and I celebrated our 40th anniversary this year. Remember those days in our house?
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