Crew

The USS Calvert had capacity for a crew of 48 officers and 510 enlisted men. As a transport she also had troop capacity for 91 officers and 1,190 enlisted soldiers.

World War II Crew

1950’s Crew

1960’s Crew

Other

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7 thoughts on “Crew

    1. james munn

      hi bill, this is james munn, bg divison papa boats. out in 63, good times and bad I was in operation lone eagle, the captain was Merrill. some of my buddy’s were metz sherien,sonnier,flemingr, rhodes

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      1. Linda Mundale

        My husband, Bill Hicks (Tabacco), died of asbestos lung cancer nine years ago. He had many memories, good and not so good, of his time on the Calvert. Thank you for remembering him.

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  1. KEN (SKIPPER) KNUDSON

    HI SHIPMATE:

    MY NAME IS KEN (SKIPPER) KNUDSON. THE CALVERT WAS MY FIRST SHIP, AND I SPENT ABOUT 4+ YEARS
    ON HER. I STARTED OUT IN 1ST DIVISION, THEN WENT TO 2ND DIVISION, THEN THE “NEW” BOAT GROUP
    DIVISION, AND, FINALLY BACK TO 1ST DIVISION. I SERVED ONBD CALVERT FROM 1962 UNTILL DECOMM.
    I LEFT THE SHIP IN HUNTER’S POINT SHIPYARD. SOME OF THE MEN I WORKED WITH WAS, BM2 (LATER BM1),
    DANIEL G. BAGGETT, 1ST DIVISION LPO, BM2 REVIERA, BM2 WOOLTE, BM3 DENHAM, BM3 HAYNES, BMC MORK,
    BM1 ROY BONNELL, BM2 SMITH, AND A NUMBER OF OTHERS, WHOSE NAMES ESCAPE ME NOW. I REPORTED
    ABOARD AS A SN IN THE FIRST WK OF DECEMBER, 1962, AND LEFT AS A BM3. I RETIRED FROM THE NAVY,
    30 JUNE 1993 AS A BMC. IT WAS A GOOD RIDE, AND I WOULDN’T HAVE TRADED IT FOR ANYTHING.

    I REMEMBER YOUR NAME BILL, BUT I CAN’T PLACE YOU. I’M TOLD THAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU GET OVER 30.
    I LIVE IN DALLAS, TEXAS AREA NOW. MY EMAIL ADDRESS IS: DOODLELU0982@GMAIL.COM, AND MY PHONE #
    IS: 682-465-4915. IF YOUR INTERESTED, GIVE ME A CALL, AND THAT GOES FOR ANYONE ELSE WHO READS
    THESE COMMENTS. IT DOESN’T MATTER WHAT ERA YOU WERE ONBD. I’M ALWAYS UP FOR TALKING WITH
    OLD AND NEW SHIPMATES.

    I’LL CLOSE FOR NOW AND WAIT FOR YOUR REPLY. THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE.

    SKIPPER.

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  2. james danko

    Is there no one out there that served aboard Calvert, 1960-61. I cant be the only one or was she a ghost ship back then??? Does anyone remember the 1961 trip to Todd Shipyard in Seattle Washington and the storm we got into off the coast of San Francisco??? Gave us a longer than expected stay in the yards. Since I am from Tacoma Wa that stay was GREAT ,I got to sleep with girl friend most every night!!!!!

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  3. Bm3 Ken Knudson

    Onbd Calvert from 12/62 to Decommissioning. She was my first ship. I retired 6/93 as. BMC. My wife, BonnieLou, & I currently live in the Dallas Tx. area. Our email address is:DOODLELU0982@gmail.com. My phone is#: 682-465-4915. I look fwd to hearing from you. Thanks for your service.
    Skipper.

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