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Gene Lyons Email
04/09/09

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Wonderful memories of Rota


Doug Adamson Email
04/09/09

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Outstanding site.  Glad to be aboard.  I enjoyed my time spent on Holland especially Scotland.  I still keep in touch with several old shipmates and hear from them once in a while.


James Dickinson Email
04/09/09

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Joined Holland in Scotland. Enjoyed the tour there, wish I had went there when I had a chance back when AS-19 set up the site. As all sites it was a lot of work but that was how the it was taking care of the SSN & SSBN a lot of work.


Gary Hack 
04/09/09

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Great memories


Gary Stowe Email
04/08/09

Where do you live now? Palmyra,MO

What Was your Rank/Rate On The Holland? MT3

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I truly enjoyed my time aboard the Holland, as well as my time in Rota.  I especially remember the trips to Torremolinos, Seville, and the camp outs along the beach at the lighthouse at Trafalgar.  I have made so many friends since I attended the first USS Holland reunion in Corpus Christi, TX and haven't missed one since.  I enjoy the work I am doing as the USS Holland AS-32 Association Treasurer.  I hope to see many former shipmates in Concord, CA this year, 2009.


Bobby Ridings Email
04/05/09

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I enjoyed all the time on board and all of the friends that I
made while on board. I enjoyed all of the liberty ports that we
made.  The radio gang was the best ones that I worked with
the whole time I was on active duty. I would enjoy hearing from some of the radiomen sometimes. I would do again if given
a chance. Thank You for all of the good memiores U.S.S.
Holland  AS-32.


Dwayne E Winegard Email
03/29/09

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 Enjoy my 2 yr in the Navy. After the Navy in went into the
 the Army Navy. Retire in 1983 as SSG E-6.


Cecil James Krick Jr 
03/19/09

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Remeber the crossing to Rota, Spain.


david elrod 
03/05/09

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Got onboard as an ENFA too much partying and card playing. We landed in some really great liberty ports, A true to life experience what a ride, I would gladly do that part of my life over again and not change a thing, We had a great crew back then and guess what we still have a great comraderie going on with the association. Please join us in the honor of what we were there for.


Joe Garcia Email
03/05/09

Where do you live now? Laredo,Texas

What Was your Rank/Rate On The Holland? BMSN

What Year (Timeline) where you on the Holland ? 1975-1977

What Duty Command Site was the Holland at ? Holy Loch,Scotland

Are you a USS Holland AS-32 Plank-Owner ? No

A USS Holland AS-32 ShellBack ? No

Where you part of the 1996 Decom Crew ? No

Department / Division / Shop : Deck Dept / 2nd Division / Crain Operator

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Came on broad the Holland when it was in the Charleston Naval Shipyard in August 1975. Was with the MAA dept for 3 months, then went straight to 2nd Division after we arrived at Holy Loch as a deck hand, to me was not that bad at all. I just loved working the outdoors especially in Scotland. Sure it was hard work, but just being tghere was a thrill.Got Certified to be  a Cargo/Missile Crane Operator, Weapons Handler.I remember when we pulled an all-nighter on the starboard after cargo crane pulling up 24 batteries on a submarine from their top side torpedo hatch.Also when we replaced a screw from a sub along side.Boy nothing but brass...The USS Holland was the Best Duty Command on ship that I ever had in the Navy.What a Vacation......


Bob Prezioso Email
03/04/09

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this was one of the best crews in the Navy.

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