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Sherri Harrell (now Chatman) Email
05/18/10

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When I first came aboard, my last name was China.

Samuel A Fox Email
05/14/10

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Loved the Holland primarily because we went to Spain.

Russell Lowery Email
05/14/10

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It was an interesting tour of duty.

Lance J. Ferraro Email
05/13/10

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I loved my time in Scotland where I lived on the shore of the Clyde.  Overhauled her in Charleston, then I moved off to the destroyer Thorn, in Charleston.  On the net I recently found lots of pics taken by the yard workers who came to the Holland to get equipment.  It was interesting.  I haven't been able to find it again.  Also, below is something I found on flickr.  A story with pics written by Amy Heiden.  She is a much better photog than the yard workers were.

U.S.S. Holland Submarine Tender / Mothball Fleet Story



Roxanne Marie Muscia 
05/11/10

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Stationed onboard the USS HOLLAND - Great memories and morale!

Half-tour in Supply as a Ship's Serviceman. The other half of my tour I was the ship's Legal Yeoman for the CO's SJA, just before I left to attend Naval Justice School to rate change to Legalman.

Bobby "pitbull" Lehmer Email
05/10/10

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This tour of duty sucked..I swear it felt like we stayed in shift work...Good thing was I met some awesome people and have maintained quite a few good friends!

Rosario Matson Email
05/07/10

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Have great memories!

Tommy E Booth Email
05/02/10

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How many people remember when we went 8 degrees beyond the point of no return.

Michael Dotson Email
04/30/10

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Had a great time aboard the Holland. I remember Steve Engle, Tom Terry, Mike Ahern, TMCS Burke and Vince Cummings. If anyone knows of their whereabouts, I'd sure like to know.
Played on the softball team known as the Midgy Dodgers. Remember those flying teeth?

Robert M. Sweet Email
04/28/10

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Is Capt. J. J. Badgett still alive?  If so, does anyone know his address or phone number?

Robert M. Sweet, DMD, MD

Mike (Dave) Dettman 
04/25/10

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Like many other shipmates I found my sea legs on the old girl, went through hurricane Hugo and spent any hours working on both subs and as a member of the ships company. Some of the best years of my life and it was a good ride while it lasted. Many memories and many friends made with no regrets!

Richard Herold Email
04/25/10

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Iwas engine man on suborn 16 gig. we meat the sub. and drop ed off teck. We spent most of are time at the end of the pear on the small boat es.

kevin law Email
04/23/10

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greatest duty in the navy wish i could stayed in holy loch

Robert G. Heyworth Email
04/22/10

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A great ship to serve on. In dental at that time, the dept. head was Cdr Harris, then Dr. McIntyer, Dr. Knight.  Dt1 Tom Board was Lpo, Dt3 Jim Greenwood, Gary Pegg, and me, Dt2 Bob Heyworth who manned the very tiny dntal lab. It was fun, and a great education. Does anyone remember anyone else from either Dental or Medical?

Christina Carter Lievsay Email
04/22/10

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I was stationed on The Holland 91-95.

MICHAEL J MAGUIRE  Email
04/22/10

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Had some great times in Scotland great friends and good Tartan Special wish I had a pint now.  Miss the Wellington (welly boot) Best pub in Dunoon had some good times there.

Kip Meinhardt Email
04/22/10

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Served my whole career on board. Stationed in Holy Loch, came back to Charleston with the ship. After refit, sailed around the world. Honorably discharged after 4 years of service. Earned Master's Degree in Education. Coach basketball and teach Health and Fitness in Washington State. A shout out to all my old shipmates!

Bob Neuman Email
04/21/10

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Took Holland from San Diego to Charleston to Holy Loch.One long cruise. Would like to get ships patch and maybe a coffee mug.

Gregory J. Beers Email
04/20/10

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My name is Christine Beers.  My husband Gregory J. Beers served aboard the USS HOLLAND during the year 1985.  He was medivaced off the ship Oct of 1985.  He passed away in September of 1989, and I was just wondering if any of his shipmates have ever inquired about him or if you have any pictures of him or perhaps video?  He loved the ship and what he did on it.  He was a Marine and a guard of Nuclear weapons aboard the ship.  I have pictures that show some folks from the ship but cannot read some of the writing of the names on the back of the pictures.  I am working on that part but it is difficult.  Thank you!

Debra Markland Email
04/20/10

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The US Navy was the best years of my life. Being at open sea was the best. I remember most of the wonderful friends I made, and all the good times. It's terribly sad to see her now in Suisun Bay with rust on her and no one caring for her. She should be in the Pacific as a sunken reef.

Haze Gray and under way!

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