Navy Nuclear Weapons
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To chief Revira: saw this site some time ago decided to join this date. U got to earl in 77 couple months before I left in July 77. What ever happened to the m 26 pursuing me and CWo Queck ordered. I went to bayone picked it up got it running took it to main side. Then got transferred to Kennedy (wonder why)
Hey Mike Morgan, if your still out there, drop me an email at p.fogal@comcast.net. Did my last 6yrs as a recruiter and Milpo in Chicago and boy did it suck!! Should have gone physical security.
My father is David Leroy Yearwood. He is alive and well, and 90 years old. Thank you all, for your service to our nation.
Sincerely yours,
Sheryl A. Yearwood
Sincerely yours,
Sheryl A. Yearwood
Don Schultz, I see you have submitted the patch from Weapons Department, Cecil Field NAS. Do you know where I can purchase this patch? Thank you and Best Regards, John l. Bachman, Jr. jbachmanjr@ptd.net
I'm still trying to find a place to purchase the patch we had for Weapons Department, Cecil Field NAS. Please let me know if you know of a place to but that patch. Thank you and Best Regards, John Bachman
John O'Malia, Cecil Field Weapons Department is still there. I was there in April 2019.
the 21 large bunkers are there and one or two smaller bunkers. Not many buildings remain. Best Regards from your OLE Seabee, John Bachman. August 66 to August 67.
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the 21 large bunkers are there and one or two smaller bunkers. Not many buildings remain. Best Regards from your OLE Seabee, John Bachman. August 66 to August 67.
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While in JAX for the reunion this year, I tried to find the Yellow Water complex at Cecil Field. We could find any trace that it was ever there. Did we miss a turn or is there nothing left of the complex? Thanks
Just thought I'd wish all a non labor Labor Day unlike me who gets to work although not working too hard. Ha rosey
Dale Herlein, I was with you in 1969 on the Oriskany. At that time I was a GMT2 and I was QC on the DST Building with the Airdales. Glad you are coming to the Reunion in JAX>
My dad is CPO Kenneth Mielke. He was on the KittyHawk, Midway, Connie, and the Hornet during the Apollo 11 recovery. I just wanted to let everyone know how proud I am of my dad and of those who served overseas.
Apparently the site certificate for militaryreunionplanners.com issued by Go Daddy Secure Certificate Authority expired Sunday June 16 at 3:24:17, hopefully they are working on recertification
Good morning, tried to access Reunion Information from NNWA web page and got a security risk warning concerning the Military Reunion Planners web page. Tried two different browsers with same warning. Anyone know what's going on ?
Hi from an USAF nuke maintainer. Saw this article on Clarksville and thought your people might enjoy sone history.
https://www.theleafchronicle.com/story/news/...
https://www.theleafchronicle.com/story/news/...
Hello to my shipmates at Clarksville Base from 1958/1960. I was married in the chapel at Clarksville in January 1960. Also a shout out to my shipmates from Navy Nuclearweapons Course NW1, Albuquerque August-September 1958. Please let me hear from y'all!
Where can I purchase the NAS CECIL FIELD FL WEAPONS patch? Thank you and Best Regards from your OLE Seabee, John
Stationed Weapons Department Aug. 66 to Aug. 67
Stationed Weapons Department Aug. 66 to Aug. 67
Shout out to all the GMTs I worked with on the FDR 72-75. I am sending my renewal application today.
Hey, folks you aren't yet members of NNWA, we have a reunion coming up in October in Jacksonville. Great chance to reconnect with your shipmates and that very special field we worked in while in the Navy. More details coming up soon on the NNWA website. https://navynucweps.com
Mike Morgan please email me.
Yep. Still around and kicking.
shop chief USS Oriskany CVA-34 1967-1970 AUW Rota Spain 62-65
Clarksville Base 65-67
POL/POS missle instructor Dam Neck VA 70-72
Started out as a NW-3 worked on mk-90's and Mk 7's also 101, 28,43, 57, 61 and mk 53. code# 0926 and 0000. Anyone still alive that served with me?
Clarksville Base 65-67
POL/POS missle instructor Dam Neck VA 70-72
Started out as a NW-3 worked on mk-90's and Mk 7's also 101, 28,43, 57, 61 and mk 53. code# 0926 and 0000. Anyone still alive that served with me?
Don, did you get my e-mail?
Sam, can you e-mail me a copy of W-58 warhead? I'd truly appreciate it1 We did the normal required maintenance on the warheads from Polaris missies off the Polaris subs at the AUW Shop, Weapons Dept. at NavSta Rota, Spain
My e-mail addy is in the members roster for the NNWA>
Thank you a bunch!
My e-mail addy is in the members roster for the NNWA>
Thank you a bunch!
Don, have photo of W-58 without the flair.
Does anyone have a photo of the W58 warhead that was used with the A3 Polaris Missile? That is the only weapon or warhead that I worked with in my 9 years as a GMT that is not pictured in the Photo Archives. If so please let me know!
Merry Christmas & Happy New Years to all members of the NNWA!
Hi Pete this is Mike from the Canopus. Been a long time. Yea makes you wonder what happened to everyone. I did 5 years recruiting in Jackson, Ms after the Canopus as and live in Pensacola now.
Randy Scott I also have talked to Delbert Lanning. He has my number if you talk to him again.
I big shout out to anyone I served with from NWTGP class of 1988 and served on USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) till 1991.
I served aboard CV-42 the Roosevelt for a few months before they started the decommissioning and then transfered to CVN-68 the Nimitz in early 77 until I left in june of 80> I have only spoken to one of my shipmate since then Delbert Lanning. All of us have went different ways but I found your site and seen 2 names I recongnized Moran and Bartholmew. Looking forward to seeing others that I served with.
Sorry-the Weps Officer was CDR Palmer, NOT Gunn