I arrived as an SK2 and left as an SK1. Worked hard, played hard, and enjoyed my tour. Miss you guys and gals, my shipmates.

That was perhaps my most enjoyable duty.

From an existing member/contributor, I just thought it was worthwhile to let youall know that there are still folks like me out here that still check in to this site to see any new shipmates or info about the ships.

Thanks for the new site.

We did a lot of survey work in the Atlantic, pulling liberty in Barbados, Abidjan, and Dakar. Refit in drydock in Bayonne, New Jersey, for a while and we lived in a Holiday Inn in Staten Island during that time. Remember discussions to cut loose on the survey to paricipate in Space Shuttle disaster recovery.

General Instrument Tech rep.
Dutton and Hess

Any shipmates out there? I missed Dr J's post from 2008. Admin pls send my email off to Willie J Massey USN

One of my best sea tours and resulted in me getting my orders to PI! Nobody has mentioned the Wallball games in hold 3(I believe)! Got my ICC selection info while aboard Dutton!

ETN3 Motorcycle Gang

Though I didn't see her listed, I was a NAVOCEANO ET aboard T-AGS-27, the USNS Elisha Kent Kane, from 1982 through 1988. Also, my dad Jim was with 'Navo' from the 60s until his retirement in the 90s, and he new many people who sailed aboard the USNS Wyman (T-AGS-34).