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"I aske the same question about Carman F. Gentile in April 2024. NO ANSWER."
Why am I not allowed to view Carman F. Gentile's profile? TO THE ADMIN...Is this a REAL PERSON?
Not Forgotten
He was old and worn and a bit forlorn as he ambled through the park,
He spoke to me and I could see that his eyes had lost their spark.
His gait was slow and his voice was low as he asked to sit with me,
And I answered him with a…
He was old and worn and a bit forlorn as he ambled through the park,
He spoke to me and I could see that his eyes had lost their spark.
His gait was slow and his voice was low as he asked to sit with me,
And I answered him with a…
Per non dimenticareOn June 8, 1967, US Navy intelligence ship USS Liberty was suddenly and brutally attacked on the high seas in international waters by the air and naval forces of Israel. The Israeli forces attacked with full knowledge that this…
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Location
Thousand Oaks, CA
Birthday:
June 14
Rank
Petty Officer First Class
Enlisted Rating
Operations Specialist
Where were you or your family stationed?
Charleston, Norfolk, Key West & Great Lakes 1956 USNR 1957-1959 USS Vogelgesang DD-862 1959-1963 Plank Owner USS John R. Perry DE-1034 1963-1966 Instructor @ Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Veteran of Foreign War
The Cold War, Vietnam
Current Status with the US Navy
Honorably Discharged
Start date of your service
March 20, 1956
End date of your service
October 20, 1966
Comments
THANK YOU so much for your speedy and warm welcome! I always have said that a sailor's first 24-72 hours at a new command can make it the best or the worst duty station. It's nice to be recognized and to feel appreciated. Lee,TAKE CARE and we will talk again later,THANKS AGAIN! Bill Lassiter SCPO/USN/RET
Thanks, Lee. Because I reenlisted after the Ajax, I'm also a Viet Nam vet.
Thank you.
Thank you Lee. And thank you for your service as well
Thanks for the welcome! I taught, 86-89, at Chanute AFB in Illinois, it closed about 1990.
Welcome aboard Lee. I was wondering where you went. Glad you're still here.