Boats, Another, AB1

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USN Veteran
Final Rank
Petty Officer First Class
Last NEC
ABE-7006-Aircraft Launch and Recovery Equipment Maintenance Technician
Last NEC Group
Aviation Boatswain's Mate
Primary Unit
1996-1998, USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63)
Previously Held NEC
AB-0000-Aviation Boatswain's Mate
Service Years
1986 - 2006
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What are you doing now:

I'm ministering in the Arizona State Prison Complex. I have been given the light of God, and the power of the cross, in which all men and woman are welcome to receive the truth, so that we as men (plural) don't perish in our death. 
        Now, the men who are in prison are the best catch of all. If we are to go fishing for the souls of men, this is a well stocked lake.  I ( as many navy members), was blind to the sin "I "was commiting to many around me, and especially God. So, through my continuous search for the release of my anger, within my own evil in this world. I pleaded to the only source that could make me whole again. And then it happend. I was presented with the facts, and the God (of Abraham, Issac & Jacob), who created me revealed Himself. 

So, I was blind, but now I see. All the men and women during my navy career, knew me as scum, with no morals or care for the laws of God (Ten Commandments), nor the laws in which I worked around. Stupid is, what stupid does, I was. 

I lost all that I had with alcohol and sex in the navy. Such as wife's, kids, and people in whom I really liked. I can't take that back.

So, to those who knew me then, I am not the man I used to be. I ask all of you in whom I have harmed, to forgive me for my arougant, self serving, no good, trash that I was to all of you. Hopefully the navy can have more prayers in Jesus name, for the men and women who are going through the same trashy navy I went through.

Please go to a non-denominational church and hear the good news I heard from God. Jesus realy is God, and alive to this day. Amen for that.

   
Other Comments:

I know, I know, don't talk politics and religion while eating at the dinner table. But, with the children of today, we need to get them on the right track because, they will be taking care of us when we are old and grey. 

So, register to vote. Then vote your heart to God in the name of Jesus. 

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  • Salvagno, Kathryn, PO2

  1992-1993, USS Ranger (CV-61)


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Petty Officer Second Class

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 USS Ranger (CV-61) Details

USS Ranger (CV-61)

USS RANGER   (CVA-61)
(later CV-61)




CLASS - FORRESTAL
Displacement 56,000 Tons, Dimensions, 1039' (oa) x 129' 1" x 37' (Max)
Armament 8 x 5"/54, 100 Aircraft.
Armor, Unknown.
Machinery, 280,000 SHP; Geared Turbines, 4 screws
Speed, 34 Knots, Crew 3800 - 4280.

                      Namesake History

CVA-61 was named after "famous ships of the past" that had borne the name Ranger.

The first American Ranger was an 18-gun Continental Navy sloop, launched on 10 May 1777 by James K. Hackett, master shipbuilder, at Portsmouth, NH. Captain John Paul Jones in command.

Ranger vs. HMS Drake, 24 April 1778. Ranger captures the British sloop-of-war Drake, 20, Commander George Burdon, in an hour's action off Carrickfergus, Ireland.

Previous Rangers:

  1. Continental Navy sloop.
  2. An armed schooner.
  3. brigantine.
  4. steam-powered gunboat.
  5. A steel-hulled patrol craft.
  6. A wooden patrol craft.
  7. A canceled battle cruiser, originally named Lexington.
  8. A canceled battle cruiser, renamed Constitution.
  9. The first American aircraft carrier designed and built as such from the keel up.
   Source: https://www.navsource.org/archives/02/61.htm
 

Builder:

 

Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Co., Newport News, Virginia, USA

STATUS:

 

Awarded: February 1, 1954
Laid down: August 2, 1954
Launched: September 29, 1956
Commissioned: August 10, 1957
Decommissioned: July 10, 1993
Fate: planned for use as a museum-ship

Homeport:

 

-

Namesake:

 

-

Crest Motto:

 

-

Displacement:

 

approx. 59500 tons (light) / 79000 tons (full)

Length:

 

325 meters

Beam:

 

76,80 meters

Draft:

 

11,30 meters

Propulsion:

 

4 geared steam turbines; 8 boilers; 4 shafts; 4 screws;

280000 shaft horsepowers (shp);

Speed:

 

30+ knots (55+ km/h)

Crew:

 

approx. 5200 (incl. airwing)

Armament:

 

see: INFO > Forrestal – class Aircraft Carrier

Aviation :

 

full flight deck with island, up to 85 aircraft


For the USS Ranger long naval history, please click the link below:

https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/nhhc/research/histories/ship-histories/danfs/r/ranger-x.html
 

Type
Surface Vessel
 

Parent Unit
Forrestal-class

Strength
Aircraft Carrier

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YN Pierson, Al (NTWS Chief Admin ), YN2 9056 
   

Last Updated: Mar 2, 2010
   
   
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USS Ranger (CV-61)

Clayton, Pete, CDR, (1972-1995) Commander
Batzloff, Larry, LCDR, (1967-2002) OFF 655X Lieutenant Commander
Dolloff, Robert, LCDR, (1980-1997) OFF 310X Lieutenant Commander
Mullen, Steven, LCDR, (1968-1995) OFF 632X Lieutenant Commander
Nicholson, Bob, CAPT, (1975-2007) Lieutenant Commander
Bluestein, Keith, CDR, (1983-2004) OFF 131X Lieutenant
DeMarsh, David, CDR, (1987-Present) Lieutenant
Hill, Rodney, CDR, (1980-2003) OFF 165X Lieutenant
Jeffries, Oren, CDR, (1976-2010) Lieutenant
Mitchell, Scott Gordon, CDR, (1982-2014) OFF 131X Lieutenant
Stueckemann, Daniel, LCDR, (1975-2003) OFF 132X Lieutenant
Vasquez, Jose, LCDR, (1983-1994) OFF 132X Lieutenant
Craig, Bob, LCDR, (1979-2007) Lieutenant Junior Grade
Merrill, Steve, LTJG, (1982-1993) Lieutenant Junior Grade
Ross, Donald, CDR, (1984-Present) OFF 111X Lieutenant Junior Grade
Smith, Mark, LCDR, (1976-2005) OFF 612X Ensign
Parrish, Glenn, LT, (1984-1994) Other Service Rank
Wood, Robert, CWO3, (1976-1997) WO 712X Chief Warrant Officer 2
Macias, Andy, MCPO, (1971-2002) HT HT-4955 Master Chief Petty Officer
Richardson, Dana, MCPO, (1972-1996) FTG FTG-0000 Master Chief Petty Officer
Slavin, Mike, MCPO, (1965-1994) AT AVCM-8300 Master Chief Petty Officer
Sweat, Edward, MCPO, (1969-1995) RM RM-2312 Master Chief Petty Officer
Bohn, Larry, SCPO, (1972-1994) OS OS-0000 Senior Chief Petty Officer
Brkic, Zeljko, SCPO, (1973-1999) AS AS-7609 Senior Chief Petty Officer
Cagayat, Benito, SCPO, (1966-1993) AK AK-8012 Senior Chief Petty Officer
Costa, Dennis, MCPO, (1973-2000) AO AO-0000 Senior Chief Petty Officer
Espinoza, Richard, CWO4, (1975-2005) AT Senior Chief Petty Officer
Garner, Delbert, SCPO, (1966-1993) AT Senior Chief Petty Officer
Kluwin, Tom, SCPO, (1972-1993) WT WT-1026 Senior Chief Petty Officer
Labrador, Earl, SCPO, (1976-2001) Senior Chief Petty Officer
Mahon, Leland, SCPO, (1972-1994) Senior Chief Petty Officer
Ross, Ricky, SCPO, (1972-1996) Senior Chief Petty Officer
Ryan, Mike, SCPO, (1973-1995) Senior Chief Petty Officer
Schnitzius, Michael, SCPO, (1968-1993) AG AG-7412 Senior Chief Petty Officer
Alspaugh, Edward, CPO, (1970-1994) MM MM-4206 Chief Petty Officer
Belden, Kirk, MCPO, (1976-2004) Chief Petty Officer
Cavin, Richard, MCPO, (1980-2002) AK AK-8012 Chief Petty Officer
Collins, Marvin, LCDR, (1978-2008) OS OS-0318 Chief Petty Officer
Crider, Marshell, CPO, (1977-1994) AE AE-0000 Chief Petty Officer
Evangelista, Jacinto, CPO, (1986-2008) MM MM-9348 Chief Petty Officer
Fettig, Bruce, CPO, (1981-1993) GM GMT-0926 Chief Petty Officer
FORD, RANDY, CWO4, (1978-2007) Chief Petty Officer
Gonzalez, Jesus, CPO, (1972-2001) PC PC-0000 Chief Petty Officer
Hardebeck, Herman, CPO, (1975-1996) AT AT-6673 Chief Petty Officer
Hopkins, John, CPO, (1981-2001) AK AK-8013 Chief Petty Officer
Jackson, John, CWO3, (1976-2000) AO AO-8345 Chief Petty Officer
Jackson, William, CPO, (1982-2006) Chief Petty Officer
Lewis, William, SCPO, (1980-2006) Chief Petty Officer
Mendoza, Pat, SCPO, (1983-2007) PR PR-7356 Chief Petty Officer
Monasky, Paul, CPO, (1975-2019) ET ET-1589 Chief Petty Officer
Mullen, George, MCPO, (1983-2010) AT AT-6633 Chief Petty Officer
Nusi, Henry, MCPO, (1983-2013) AB ABF-7022 Chief Petty Officer
Olson, Thomas, CPO, (1976-1997) AT AT-6663 Chief Petty Officer
Patterson, Michael, MCPO, (1977-2007) AB ABH-7011 Chief Petty Officer
Phillips, Charles, CPO, (1976-1997) Chief Petty Officer
Puhl, Marc, CPO, (1981-1995) AG AG-7412 Chief Petty Officer
Ramos, Joe, CPO, (1971-1993) AT AT-6673 Chief Petty Officer
Ricks, Brian, SCPO, (1984-2007) Chief Petty Officer
Sarns, Reynold, MCPO, (1981-Present) Chief Petty Officer
Stephens, Ronald, MCPO, (1981-2010) AME AME-0000 Chief Petty Officer

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