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Nick Helme ![nickhelme01[AT]hotmail[DOT]com](theme/Default/email.gif)
Comment: My grandfather ~ C.F. Helme ~ was one of the commanders. He died before I had a chance to meet him...I wish I had. I would have loved to talk to him about his service. | |
| vicky ranieri betts
Comment: ANYONE HERE ON FACEBOOK?? | |
| Gregory T Webster
Comment: My father Cart T Webster served in'56-'58 if anyone knew him I would appreciate hearing, he is currently R.I.P. in Lubbuck, TX cemetary. He did talk about that ship though | |
Thomason, Charles H. STG2
Favorite Memory: Gasperilla in Tampa, Polaris launch, Teneriffe, the Panama Canal visit, mess cook duty in the Chief's quarters, Lots of fond memories. Comment: We need some of the mid to late 60s guys to get involved. There wont be any more shipmates to take our place. | |
| John Evans
Favorite Memory: All of It but esp the Med, Princess Grace, Split, Tulon ETC Comment: A great ship and great crew | |
| j.c. mc guire
Favorite Memory: Correction on thks website. I served aboard the KELLER, not the GYATT. I remember the GYATT as having experimental sonar on the stern. Great ship. Comment: | |
| james c. mc guire
Favorite Memory: Sorry to upset GYATT men, but the R.F. KELLER (DE-419) was the very last American warship to visit Havana. Look it up. Comment: | |
| PETER CAROFANO
Favorite Memory: EXCELLENT TIME ... GREAT SHIPMATES...PORTS OF CALL...CATCHING HAMMERHEAD OFF FANTAIL IN PUERTO RICO AND ROOSEVELT rOADS Comment: KEEP IN CONTACT | |
| lloyd
Favorite Memory: n/a Comment: looking to contact crew members from the firerooms 1964/1966 | |
| Joseph Coughlin
Comment: I would like to know whether my dining table is in fact a piece of furniture originally used onboard the USS Gyatt? If someone can help identify it, please feel free to contact me. | |
| Joseph Coughlin
Comment: He told me the style and design of the table was consistent with a table that would have been used in the wardroom of a junior officer. It has two leaves that slide out from under to expand for use by six people. | |
| Joseph Coughlin
Comment: I was telling my brother about a dining table I have, which has stenciled underneath "712 TABLE WALNUT". He suggested I do a search online for DD-712, as he believed the table to have been part of the furnishings on a Navy ship. | |
| Tom Maher
Favorite Memory: The time we spent in Rodman, the Canal Zone. Beer was a dime, A shot of good scotch was a quarter. The club served a great T-bone with a salad and baked potato. Good times with good friends. Comment: | |
| Norman Landis
Favorite Memory: After being out to sea the first time for 60 days, we were pulling into NY and seeing the Statute of Liberty at a distance was such a great site to see! Saw it many times after that, but the 1st time was the best. If any of my shipmates are reading this I would love to hear from you. Comment: If you would like to read an inspiring story about my son, who wanted to join the Navy but was injured in a wrestling match see: mouthart.com | |
| Charles B. Wall III
Comment: I am the son of Comander C.B. Wall. I have several pictures taken during his time as Commander including one of Princess Grace abourd ship. I would like to share these by posting them to this site. can someone provide a contact to get these up on the site. | |
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