Trouver le nom d'un SSBN qui était à Den Helder en 86 ?

bonjour olivier

félicitation pour ta percévérance pour retrouver la casquette

mais une petite question:

tu à tout laissé comme ça ou tu a tout rangé parce que, quand on fait des fouille cela laisse des traces derrière nous

bon d'accord



thierry

L O Pendant mes recherches j'ai découvert que la plupart des SSBN Lafayette class faisaient leurs patrouilles pour la zone Atlantique soit au départ de Charleston (USA)ou Rota(Spain) ou encore Holy Loch (Scotland) donc il est possible que lors d'un "déployement" au départ d'un port européen qu'une escale fut envisagée a Den Helder.
La mention GOLD sur la casquette signifie le 2ème Equipage
BLUE 1er équipage
J'espère qu'après toutes les fouilles tu a tout remis en ordre
Salut

Oui, oui j'ai tout remis en place et j'avais intérêt parce que madame n'était pas très contente de tout le bordel que j'ai foutu durant mes recherches

Mais maintenant que j'ai trouvé, je m'en fou de tout le brol que j'ai laissé et je continue mes recherches pour trouver un document officiel sur la visite du SSBN-619 à Den Helder en 1986, et j'ai trouvé sur le web un livre d'or réservé pour les commentaires des anciens du USS Andrew Jackson (SSBN-619) dont certain étaient à bord en 1986

Je vais donc contacter par e-mail les anciens du SSBN-619 (qui étaient à bord en 1986) pour leur demander si ils veulent bien me confirmer la visite du SSBN-619 à Den Helder en 1986 ? Et, si oui, pourquoi a-t-il fait escale là-bas ???

Voici ci-dessous tous les messages des anciens du USS Andrew Jackson (qui étaient à bord en 1986) que j'ai trouvé sur le web dans un livre d'or réservé à l'équipage du SSBN-619. J'ai donc envoyé un email à chacun pour chacun des commentaires, mais les plus vieux datent de 1998 et les moins vieux de 2001 !!!! Ce qui fait que sur 18 emails envoyés, 16 me sont revenus par ce que l'adresse email n'existe plus

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Ed White - 12/10/1998 13:19:31
My Email:ed.white@halliburton.com
Boat: USS Andrew Jackson SSBN-6919 (B)
Comments: Thank god! I finally get to see her again. I miss her, and most civvies do not understand the expression AJ Squared Away. Served aboard her from May 1983 to May 1986.

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book1998.html

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Don Allen MTCM/SS/RET- 12/01/1999 14:51:14
My Email:Don115@aol.com
Boat: USS Andrew Jackson
Comments: Great site, served on board May 84 to Jul 86.

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book1999.html

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Dave Campbell - 09/10/1999 17:02:16
My Email:davsanc@celticweb.com
Boat: USS Andrew Jackson 85-89
Comments: Very much enjoyed your page looks good keep up the great work. Ex Wepons Department LPO

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book1999.html

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willie stratford - 05/27/1999 09:30:50
My Email:wilburbrau@aol.com
Boat: Andrew Jackson gold, AS34 canopus
Comments: Nice to see an AJ site. Good Job or should I say Bravo Zulu for all you LIFER DOG PUKES. I was a Missile Tech on the gold crew from '84 to '87. Transferred to the Canopus to get some "time on the beach" What i really got was 14 hour days in the missile andling shop Yeehaaaah!!!!! I still remember the day the OLD GIRL pulled into Kingsbay all rusted, green and white from the LAST RUN on her way to the Combined Crew/Decom process. All the tender pukes were lined up on the rail LAUGHING!!!!I was never so roud!!!! The AJ was a real peach. If you ever spent time on the AJ you had the honor of riding a REAL BOAT! Ten day refits, 85 day patrols covering everyone else's target packages so they could make port calls. 8 out of every 10 guys had been to Mast at east once. That was a real Boat!! It was nice to see some of the goldies i served with on the guestlog.I'll sent you some photos if you would like.

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book1999.html

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howard lynch - 03/25/1999 22:50:05
My Email:synergy4@mindspring.com
Boat: Andrew Jackson 619 G
Comments: served from 1985 to 1988, started out with gold crew and went to combined crew for decom. I would like to hear from my old crew.

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book1999.html

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Michael Bertelson - 02/05/1999 19:26:17
My Email:microbeta@msn.com
Boat: USS Andrew Jackson SSBN 619 Gold
Comments: I was on the AJ from 6/83 to 9/87. Nuc MM/ELT

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book1999.html

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ryan Johannes MT2(SS) - 12/19/2000 01:27:05
My URL:johannbry@aol.com
Boat: Andrew Jackson (G) 82-87
Comments: Many fond memories from my time on board. Couldn't wait to get the hell out though! Would like to hear from some of you who remember me. Any information about the reunion would be appreciated.

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2000.ht

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James P. Sweeney - 11/29/2000 04:11:37
My URL:sweenjp@ix.netcom.com
Boat: SSBN-619G
Comments: Aboard the AJ Gold crew as a Sonar Tech from 4/83 'til 12/87. Had the best times on the AJ. From the enlisted club at Holy Loch to Rosie's Cantina in Groton and going down to Autec to shoot torpedos from test depth. What a blast! Hope to get to this reuni n if I can ever find some info on it.

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2000.html

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Kevin Lynch - 08/17/2000 11:08:40
My URL:KMLandPBL@aol.com
Boat: USS Andrew Jackson
Comments: I served on board her from 84-89. Came on board MSSA and left MS2(SS). I was part of the decom crew in Charleston. Hated to leave her. I organized the first reunion we ever had for her. That was a great weekend. Does everyone still have thier chunk of HY8 . I saw some names in here that I had forgotten. ..but not the friendships. I understand Joe Fox past away several years ago. Can anyone confirm or deny it? Howie Lynch... how the hell are ya? Think of you often. Love to hear from some of you. Feel free to send email. As submariners for life, I think it appropriate to keep those men on board the sunken sub in our prayers. Regardless of which side of the fence they are on, they serve thier country as we did ours... in the most dangerous and unforgiving ways. Lets pray that they don't pay for it with thier life. Take care and God Bless. Thanks for a great web site. Kevin

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2000.html

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Todd Bowman - 08/09/2000 00:32:53
My URL:SSBNER@gateway.com
Boat: SSBN-619 GOLD/BLUE
Comments: Served on board ol A.J. 30-OCT.1985 TO 30-JUN.1989. Was part of her decom.crew .Served w/Steve Gomez in Orlando until 1991, last time I seen him.MANY,MANY,WONDERFUL MEMORIES!Found ROB Jones here.Would like to find Steve ,Ray Otts,Jerry Hoffman,Jody Moore,all M.S.boys,YOU TOO ...Senior Chief Simmons,BUTTS,and who could forget ol Bill Kammer. MISS YOU ALL.Best of times!

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2000.html


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Bill Kammer - 04/18/2000 05:37:40
My URL:mrbill30@aol.com
Boat: USS Andrew Jackson Gold 85-87
Comments: Glad to see a good AJ site... had a great time on her... Great to see A LOT of the crew from my time frame on the guest log. Hope to hear from some soon! (put something in the subject line so I will not delete it!- Damn AOL junk mail ya know!) Anyone now whatever happened to Jonesy? I have been up here in Bangor, WA area for quite awhile, got out in 98 as SK1(SS), still see some of the crew occasionally ... the COB (Larry Warthen) is now retired and at the Post Office last time I saw him!

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2000.html

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Cary Junkins EM1 - 04/06/2000 05:25:18
My URL:cjunkins@peoplepc.com
Boat: Andrew Jackson-Blue
Comments: She was a great boat with a fine crew. I am proud to have served on her (sept. 82' - nov. 86'). It was arduous duty but while on board, all you guys I served with were like family. We had some good laughs. Good memories. Best of luck to all. "Damn the S bd. SSMG , Full speed ahead !!! "

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2000.html

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David Whitehouse - 02/25/2000 19:48:09
My URL:dwhite2479@ezaccess.net
Boat: USS Geroge Washington & USS Andrew Jackson
Comments: I served on board in 1986 then had some trouble with the captain, I was on the Gold Crew

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2000.html

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Brett C. McDonald - 02/10/2000 16:39:58
My URL:theroad@webtv.net
Boat: USS Andrew Jackson
Comments: I was a Machinist Mate (nuke) First Class on AJ from Jun '85 till Dec'88. I went through most of decomissioning in Charleston SC until I transferred to recuiting duty.

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2000.html

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Name : David & Laurie Connors - 2001
E-Mail :lcdc86@irtc.net
Boat(s) : AJ 619B (83-87)

Comments : On a more personal note... Hello to all the party animals like Mike Fry(Still an animal), Joe Flohr (Get back Joe-Joe), Scotty Fowler (Where the heck are ya), Jimmy Demott (Miss Groton and Rosies with ya), Kenny Irby (Hey roomy), The Carpikus Brothers (T

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2001.html

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Name : Richard Noble - 2001
E-Mail :ricnoble@atlantic.net
Your Website URL :
Boat(s) : SSBN 619
Comments : Lt Noble served from '85 to '88. Last Gold crew member to leave after the crews were combined for decommissioning.

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2001.html

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Name : Dave Rospert MM1SS - 2001
E-Mail :drospert2@neo.rr.com
Your Website URL :
Boat(s) : ssbn619 gold 85-89
Comments : decommissioned the AJ sad to see her go alot of good times and good friends

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2001.html

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Name : Steve Aichele - 2001
E-Mail :steve1961@webtv.net
Boat(s) : 619B (83-86) 657B (81-83)
Comments : Dont know how I missed this site before.Was an STS(83-86). Still in Groton area. Pfizer last 14 yrs (yeah,I made Viagra) Lotsa guys I remember in the Log (Lenny,Kwas,Danny,Jeff,ect) Bummed Ill miss Peoria (Sep14th is my Bday) Wouldve made a nifty present.Drop

URL : http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/chew/log/book2001.html

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Voilà,

Les messages ont plus de 10 ans mais qui sait !?

Bonsoir olivier,

j'ai comme toi trouvé le site, mais ai reculer en faisant le même constat ...

Croises les doigts

bonsoir olivier

essaie toujours car qui ne risque rien n'a rien

tu peux avoir de bonne surprise

bonne mer.. dans ta démarche

très bonne soirée

thierry

godetia a écrit:

Bonjour

Je passe demain dans la base, je demanderai au stand des
si il y a un livre d'or des visites de navire.
Lundi Klapton feras la même demande au président du MOOC.

@ suivre, Frédo le marin

Bonjour Frédo,

Alors, est-ce que toi ou Klapton vous avez trouvé quelque chose ???

Bon, maintenant on sait que c'est le USS Andrew Jackson (SSBN-619) mais se serait bien de savoir exactement de quand à quand il était à Den Helder et pour pourquoi il a fait escale à Den Helder ???

En tout cas, moi j'ai envoyé plus 20 emails mais je ne reçu aucune réponse

A bientôt

Bonsoir Olivier

Pour commencer, je suis discret sur internet suite à des problèmes de clavier sur mon ordinateur portable.

Pour Den Helder, j'ai visité le quai et le bâtiment des SM, Il n'y a pas de livre d'or sur place des visites de navires, mais j'ai rencontré dans la grande tente une aimable personne de l'institut d'histoire militaire, qui ma confirmé que toutes les visite officiel des navires militaire est recensé aux archives.

Si il y a une demande d’info voici l’adresse.

Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie – NIMH

www.nimh.nl

nimh@mindef.nl

Pas d'info du coté du MOOC

@ Dimanche si j'ai dessoûlé

Merci pour les recherches Frédo

Et donc, je vais les contacter pour leur demander

A+

PS : dessoûle à ton aise, t'as encore le temps d'ici dimanche