Navy Nuclear Weapons

was on CVN 65 78 to 81 love the site

Served with Bob Berger on the Ranger. Wish I could tell you where he is. I do remember he married a girl from San Francisco.

David Swift - I am pretty sure that is the same RO King (4.0 RO). I retired from Earle in 1986 and Bob was there - as a civilian!!!

I was stationed at Naval Magazine Guam in the early 1990's, graduated from WT a school in San Diego 1991. Would love to hear from other WT"S

I could not imagine being in any other specialty. Best bunch of people I ever had the honor to work with. Familiar names and faces, wisk you all my best. John Gray....it was good to get you at WTGP. AL Krant

We were special people doing a special job. I miss the caliper of people our rate had because now in retirement in CIVLANT it's a whole different ball game. Thanks for the memories and this web page awesome job dudes.
Peace

I RECENTLY FINISHED "BROTHERHOOD OF DOOM". I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR THE REACTIONS OF OTHER GMT'S. WHAT DID YOU THINK OF IT?

I am an instructor at the Defense Nuclear Weapons School in NM. I am trying to find any info out about the Navy Nuclear Program. I am looking for info on Nuclear weapons and the platforms that they were used on. Any help on this is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
GUNNZ

addressed primarily to those of you out there who are browsing this on the web site. You probably found this site by looking up Nuclear Weapons, Navy Nuclear Weapons or anyone of a myriad of searches. In all probability you were in the Navy and a member of the Program. This is YOUR organization and we need you to join it. We need input from all people who meet our qualification standards, see web site home page. Everyone has some input so we so we can build a documented history of the Program and are not just some information in a dusty box on a shelf somewhere that will blow away once we are all gone. We are the Program and we are alive and well. BUT we need new blood! Yes most of us were lifers but we have several members who served one or two enlistments. Join up and come to one of our annual reunions I guarantee you will have a good time. Bring your wife, H--- bring your whole family let them learn what you did in the Navy by talking with people you probably served with. Come tell your old, really old by now, Division Officer, Chief or PO you worked for what you really thought of them, don’t be surprised at feed back. I’ve met people I went to A school with, plus many I served with. We even have members who were in the Program before there was a Program. Show them some of the weapons you work on with our model mock-ups. Talk about liberty in Subic, Naples, Hong Kong or anywhere else you went, not when you wife is around however. We are your brothers, family. Come meet the in-laws or in our case the out-laws. In case you haven’t looked at the rest of the site review our reunion page. We are going home in 2011, Albuquer

#37 | 5/26/2009, 5:24 pm, EDT | WT3 Dwight Williams

Was GMT2 when I left W Division of USS Shangri-la in 1962. On the Shang for 3 years and on USS Lexington in W Division as NWSN and NW3 for 1 year.

WHAT A GREAT ORG. I GOOGLED KITTY HAWK W DIV. AND HAD A LOT OF QUESTIONS ANSWERED. FROM GMT TO WEPONS TECHS { BUMMER} AND THEN FAIZED OUT. I GOT OUT AS A GMT2 IN JAN OF 85. GLAD I DIDINT STAY IN, CANT IMAGINE EVER BEEING AN AO.

Just wanted to say hi to all of my old shipmates. Bob King, I am glad you are doing better. I'll say a prayer that you keep on the mend. Haven't thought of you in quite a while. My duty stations:
GMT-(B) School NWTGP 1974
USS Midway (CV-41) 1974-1976
USS Enterprise (CVN-65) 1976-1977
NWTGP Instructor 1977-1980
NWTGA Inspector 1980-1983
NAS Cecil Field 1983-1985
NWTGA 1985-1990
NAS Cecil Field 1990-1993
USS Simon Lake 1993-1994
Naval Hospital Naples 1994-1995
WTC Ret 1995.
DoDDS Teacher 2000-present.
I now teach in Okinawa, Japan. If any of you get in the area, please drop me a line.

I'll try to get to Dallas for the next reunion.

A great reunion in Bremerton. John and Beth Gray did a super job. Thanks to all who got a copy of my book. It was a pleasure to get the book into the hands of those who made the stories possible. It was a joy to run across Jim Smith. We were in NW class 73, and had not seen each other for 47 years! Thanks to George and Anita, John and Wanda, Bill and Nina, Ray and Mary, and all the NNWA Shipmates...loking forward to Dallas.

I had a great time in Bremerton at the reunion. Hope I can do it right for Dallas 2009

The 2008 NNWA Reunion in Bremerton, WA is concluded and shipmates are on their way home. Next year - Dallas area. See you there!!