SALAMY, Paul S. Salamyp@aol.com "...I was in VP-50 from Sept 89 to June 92 (Decomissioning). I deployed to Cubi Point/Diego Garcia and also to NAS Adak, Alaska. I served on crew 10 and also crew 6. I separated from active duty in October 96 and am now a "drilling reservist" with VP-64 "Condors" in Willow Grove, PA..."

SAUNDERS, Wayne c-wsaunders@emailmsn.com "...I served with VP-64 from August 1987 to March of 1991. I was an AD and I started out in the line shack working under Dave "Smitty" Smith. I spent most of my time tad to w/c 400 at AIMD working in w/c 41l. I had alot of good friends in both the squadron and at AIMD and my time in NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania were some of the best. It is nice to see some names I recognize and look forward to hearing from anyone who served there at that time , and remembers me. I got there as a ADAA and left as AD2..." [26FEB2000]

SCALES, AMH1 Frank C. fscales21@verizon.net "...Today the last of the VP-64 Plank Owners retired after 30 years of service, CMC Tom McBride. It was great to see some of the old buzzards, past C.O.'s included! I look forward to seeing these old faces again at my retirement, after 22 years with VP-64. In two weeks I pull the plug and turn the watch over to the young ones. I am the longest VP-64 member without being a Plank Owner since being assigned to 64 in December of 1975. To all those past and present shipmates, I would love to see you at my retirement ceremony on December 7, 1997, at 2:00 p.m. on the VP-64 hangar deck..." [E-Mail Updated 21OCT2009 | E-Mail Updated 10DEC2001 | E-Mail Updated 05JUN2000 | 22NOV97]

SCHIEVE, John N. jnschiev@us.ibm.com "...Joined Navy December 1978 and retired from VP-64 in January 1999..." [27MAR2014]

SCHNECKENBURGER, ADC Douglas "Shake" Retired akashakenbake@bellsouth.net "...I served with VP-17 (1965-1967), VP-64 (1976-1978), VP-93 (1978-1982), VP-62 (1982-1986) and VP-64 (1986-1989)..." [Updated E-Mail/BIO 02FEB2014 | 05JUN2000]

"...SCHUPP, AMSC T. L. "Eddie"...Schupp AMCS T. L. (Eddie) deceased 6 September 2010. Of his many squadrons and stationss, Eddie will be most fondly remembered as FE of Crew 6 from VP-64's transition to the P-3 Orion in June 1973 until 1976 and then again in 1981 to 1983. Eddie was interredin the new Washing Crossing National Cemetery. Crew 6 will hold a memorial at the grave site on 2 October 2010. If interested, contact Captain Lou Dilullo at dilu3@psd.net. Eddie also served with VP-48..." Contributed by ROBIDEAU, AWCS Larry "Robby" Retired larobidoo@comcast.net [30SEP2010]

SCHUPP, AMSC T. L. "Eddie" rschuppjr@aol.com "...I served with VP-48 from August 1968 to August 1969..." [E-Mail Updated 11OCT2009 | 29MAR2009]

SEIDEL, Jim SEIDELNAVY@aol.com "...Currently Commanding Officer of the Naval Air Reserve ASW Training Center at NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. As a TAR Served on: CNARF staff New Orleans, Officer in Charge of VP-64 NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, VP-68 NAF Wash. DC and VP-SAU Program Manager NAF Wash. DC. Active duty included VP-30 (1984-86) and VP-56 (1981-84). Please drop me a line anytime!..." [17JUN98]

SHANK, YNC David Retired kshank@innernet.net "...Hello, I was the Active Duty Chief Yeoman VP-64 from June 1990 to August 1993. It was nice to see this web site. I would like to know the next time there is a reunion. I am currently a seventh grade school teacher. I would like to hear from anyone stationed at the squadron while I was there..."

SHELLY, AEC Henry T. "Tom" Retired seawolf66@gmail.com "...I served with VP-8 (12/1969-05/1971) NAS Patuxent River, Maryland, VP-23 (09/1974-10/1977) at NAS Brunswick, Maine as FE aboard CAC-5, VP-64 (01/1982-08/1988) at NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania as a FE aboard CAC-6 as a selected reservist and a Training and Administration of the Reserve (TAR) and Naval Air Reserve Anti-Submarine Warfare Training Center (RATCEN) (1988-1994) at NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania as a FE Instructor and Division Chief..." [22APR2022]

SIMAEYS, ADC Joe Van FLYUSN@MICHIGANNET.COM "...>Memories. I fell on to this just last night and have not stopped thinking about it since. I was a flight engineer with VP-64 stationed at NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. When I checked in to the squadron after going through F/E school with VP-30 there was one P-3A sitting on the flight line and no one to fly it, this was August of 1973, the BUNO. was 151360, LU1. I was the third F/E to qualify in the P-3 at VP-64. A Mech. by the name of Lenny Humiston was the first and a Hammer Slammer by the name of Bob Kral (BK) was the second. The hanger was old and rickity at best, and was condemned before I left NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. If any one remembers the snow storm of "78" they know why it was condemned and the fun we had getting the planes out of the hanger. I was in Crew 8 and my PPC was Lt. Mike Holland, the designer of VP-64 squadron logo. My TACCO was LCdr. and eventually Captain, Kenny Wall, the BEST there was. I would really like to chat with my old Shipmates. My good buddy (BK) came out to visit a couple of years ago and after a few beers and a little Jack Daniel's we were sure we could still operate a P-3..." [13APR99]

SIMEON, Ray rsimeon@pacerinfotec.com "...Served in VP-48 from '72 - '75 as an NFO. Served in VP-31 from '75 - '78. Was in VP-64 from '79 - '85..." [21MAR98]

SKORUPSKI, Richard W. "Skeeter" Retired rick_s@webtv.net "...Served with VP-66 79/82. NAVAIRES NAS Point Mugu, California 82/86 Aircrew Training supervisor for VP-0919 NAVAIRESTRACEN NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania 86/91 FCO Instructor, NATOPS Evaluator, NATOPS Team Chief, P-3-A/B Model Manager. VP-64 91/93..." [13SEP98]

SMITH, AMS AA sidekick@twlakes.net "...I served with VP-64 (1977-1978) at NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania..." [23JAN2013]

SMITH, AMEC J. D. Retired jaydsmit@gmail.com "...I served with VP-50 from 1977 to 1981, VA-205 (Reserves) from 1982 to 1983, VP-64 (TAR) from 1984 to 1988, VA/VFA-203 (Reserves) from 1988 to 1992 and retired AMEC from HS-75. Live in Jacksonville, FL..." [28DEC2008]

SMYERS, CDR T. D. tdsmyers@comcast.net "...I served with VP-5 (March 1986 to February 1990) and VP-30 (February 1990 to October 1991) in the Fleet before becoming a TAR. Since adjusting my designator to 1327, I've served with RATCEN (November 1991 to May 1994), VP-64 (June 1994 to July 1997) at JRB NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, VP-62 NAS Jacksonville, Florida, VP-64 OIC at NAS JRB Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, short tour on RADM McLaughlin's staff at CNARF (now CNAR), and now XO of VP-62. Life is good at VP-62!...I became Commanding Officer of VP-62 July 26th, 2003..." [BIO/E-Mail Updated 28JUL2003 | E-Mail/BIO Updated 29DEC2002 | E-Mail/BIO 27SEP99 | 07JUN98]

SNELLING, LCDR Bob http://www.friendsofbob.org/meet.htm "...In June of 1965, as a newly commissioned Ensign, Bob reported aboard the USS Robert K. Huntington (DD-781), a World War II vintage Destroyer, stationed at Mayport, Florida, and served there for two years as Gunnery Officer and Anti-Submarine Warfare Officer with collateral responsibilities of Public Affairs and Personal Financial Affairs. The Huntington made one Mediterranean Sea deployment and several short cruises to the Caribbean during Bob's tour. Upon completing all associated flight training, he reported in 1969 to VP-28, The Hawaiian Warriors, at NAS Barbers Point, Hawaii, where he served as pilot and Flight Line Officer. Later in 1969, VP-28 was decommissioned so he immediately reported to VP-6, The Blue Sharks, also at NAS Barbers Point, Hawaii. While serving in the patrol navy he spent three short periods in Vietnam flying in Operation Market Time, an operation designed to keep supplies from arriving to help the Viet Cong in South Vietnam. While his primary responsibility was to fly as a Patrol Plane Commander in P-3, aircraft he also served VP-6 as Assistant Administrative Officer and Personnel Officer. During his time of service he was awarded the National Defense Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, and the Navy Achievement Medal all for service during the Vietnam war. Upon leaving active duty he joined VP-64, a reserve patrol squadron, at NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. Bob earned the rank of Lieutenant-Commander which he held upon resigning from the Naval Reserves in 1975. Bob joined Delta Air Lines as a pilot in 1972. He has flown as Flight Engineer, Co-pilot, and Captain on many of Delta's jets. He has spent most of his twenty-five year career flying the Boeing-727 and Lockheed's L-1011. He is currently an L-1011 Captain based in Atlanta, GA. He specialized as a flight instructor for 13 years with Delta. Most recently he taught pilots and co-pilots on the Boeing-727. Bob was promoted to Senior Flight Instructor, a position he held for about two years before returning to full time flying in late 1996..." [17APR2004]

SPEED, CDR Stephen R. http://www.news.navy.mil/search/display.asp?story_id=7868 "...XO Takes Charge of VP-64 - Story Number: NNS030610-08 - Release Date: 6/10/2003 7:06:00 AM - From Patrol Squadron 64 Public Affairs - WILLOW GROVE, Pa. (NNS) -- The executive officer of VP-64 stepped up to the squadron's commanding officer slot during a change-of-command ceremony held in their hangar May 17. Cmdr. Stephen R. Speed relieved Cmdr. Richard S. Cline, who transferred to Commander, Reserve Patrol Wing. Speed, a native of Dover, Del., joined the squadron in October 1996 and has since served in seven different positions, including tours as the training officer, operations officer and maintenance officer. He earned his bachelor of science degree from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1985, entered flight training at NAS Pensacola, Florida, and was designated a naval aviator at NAS Corpus Christi, Texas, in August 1986. During his 18 years of service, Speed has earned the Navy Achievement Medal and various other personal, unit and theater awards. He has also accumulated more than 5,000 flight hours in P-3 Orion aircraft..." [03JUL2003]

SPENCER, CAPTAIN Mark S. http://reserves.navy.mil/ Public/ Staff/ Centers/ Forces+Command/ Centers/ Naval+Air+Reserves/ Centers/ Norfolk/ WelcomeAboard/ CommandingOfficer/ default.htm "...Captain Spencer was born in Fort Dix, New Jersey. He earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Glassboro State College in 1977. Entering the Navy in September 1978, he served his first two years in San Diego, CA as a Hospital Corpsman. He was transferred to Officer Candidate School in Newport, RI, where he received his commission in November 1980. In May 1981, he received orders to NAS Pensacola, Florida for flight training, earning his wings in September 1982. Captain Spencer's first operational assignment was VP-8, NAS Brunswick, Maine from 1983 to 1986, qualifying as a Naval Flight Officer in the P-3C aircraft. He transferred to NROTC Miami University in Oxford, OH in July of 1986. During this tour, he completed his Master of Education Degree. In August 1988, Captain Spencer was selected for the Training and Administration of the Reserve (TAR) Program. He reported in August 1989 for his first TAR tour to the Naval Air Reserve Anti-Submarine Warfare Training Center, NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. Captain Spencer was transferred to VP-64, NAS Willow Grove, PennsylvaniaA in November 1991, where he qualified in the P-3B and P-3C aircraft and served as a Department Head. In August 1994 he transferred to VP-65, NAS Point Mugu, California, where he continued to fly in the P-3C aircraft and served as a Department Head. In August 1996, he reported to the Naval Reserve Professional Development Center, NAS New Orleans, Louisiana, as Executive Officer and assumed command in September 1997. He transferred to the Commander, Naval Air Reserve Force staff in April 1999, where he was assigned to the Training Department. In July 2000, he reported aboard and assumed command of Naval Air Reserve Center Selfridge. In September 2002 he transferred to U. S. Transportation Command, serving as Chief, Reserve Affairs. In July 2004, Captain Spencer reported for his current assignment as Commanding Officer, Naval Air Reserve Center, NAS Norfolk, Virginia. Captain Spencer's personal awards include the Defense Superior Service Medal (1 award), Meritorious Service Medal (3 awards), Navy Commendation Medal (2 awards), and Navy Achievement Medal (2 awards)..." [25APR2005]

STAINSBY, James jstain@aol.com "...I was in VP-93 until they were disestablished. I then transferred to VP-64. I retired in 96 and am now pursuing my Masters work in business law. I worked for the best with the best. I hope to hear from some of hem some day..." [22MAY2000]

STEPANUK, CWO Kenneth Retired stepanuk@rbcinc.com "...Served with VP-66W-1, NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, VP-64, Naval Aviation Depot Operation Center (NADOC) 0193 and NAVAIR. My Navy career began in 1968 when I was selected as a member of the Navy's first group of enlisted aviators specializing in ASW systems operations. After graduating in class number one from the Navy's AntiSubmarine Warfare Operators (AW) school, I went on to active service at the NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania where my assignment was training of Reserve Naval Aviators. My first squadron assignment was in an ASW helicopter squadron where I flew as a Sonar operator in SH-3 helicopters. Later I flew the acoustic operator position in P2V aircraft and P-3 SS1. After active duty, I remained in the Naval Reserves flying the sensor positions in P-3's. I was promoted to Chief Petty Officer and held an Enlisted Aviation Air Warfare specialty designation AWC (AW). In 1988 I was promoted to Chief Warrant Officer (AntiSubmarine Warfare) and rose to WO-3 before being commissioned as a Limited Duty Officer (Air Operations). I retired from the Navy Reserves in 2001 after a thirty one year career in AntiSubmarine Warfare. My civilian career started in 1974 when I began work performing analysis of classified ASW acoustic and target data in support of the Naval Air Development Center. I later performed independent verification and validation of new and modified software for P-3 systems. I flew P-3 research and development and test and evaluation flights as a systems specialist, was designated the Technical Test Director for a classified program, and deployed with P-3 Special Projects aircraft and teams to overseas sites flying operational missions as a civilian advisor. Since joining RBC, Incorporated (Vice President and Chief Operating Officer), I have remained focused in airborne ASW systems engineering and engineering management services and programmatic support to every series of P-3 aircraft and the P-8A replacement aircraft. I also manage RBC’s support of an operationally sensitive, high-priority Chief of Naval Operations program..." [BIO Updated 19APR2024 | 16OCT2008]

STEPHENS, Bill OldsVistaCruiser@aol.com"...Just wanted to send my shouts out to my old friends at VP-64 and VP-66 at the NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. I used to work for the MWR program there (1998-99) and wanted to shout out to the Condors and the Liberty Bells and tell them that I miss all of them! You did a great job at Vetrock '99..." [27MAR2001]

STRUNK, NCC(SW) Ralph E. Jr. ralph00@localnet.com "...I served with VP-64 from 1994 thru 1998 has the Command Career Counselor. Presently assigned to the new Naval Reserve Fleet Support Command at Fort Dix, NJ..." [E-Mail Updated 23JAN2004 | 10JUL99]

SWAIN, Stephen H. shstls1@verizon.net "...Enlisted in Navy TAR program in 1971. I served with VP-64 from 1971 to 1975. Worked with Chief Allen in operations as ASW sensor I NATOPS instructor. After active duty served 2 years reserve in VP-64 and VP-68..." [17JAN2009]

SWINKELS, AMH2 Richard ab7oh@comcast.net "...I served with VP-69 (05/1975-04/1977) and VP-64 (04/1977-04/1981). I was Honorably Discharged and became a Transit Bus Driver..." [23NOV2012]

TATE, AMCM(NAC) William "Bill" Retired willtatejr@yahoo.com "...Joined the Navy at NAS Atlanta, Georgia (1962), AEWTULANT (1963), VW-11 (1963-1966) as a CIC Operator, VP-671 at NAS Atlanta, Georgia (1966-1969) SELRES, VP-64 (1973-1978) as a TAR-IFT, VP-62 (1978-1982) IFT on P-3B, RVAW-110 and VAW-120 (1982-1983) IFT Training, VAW-78 (1983-1986) South Flordia Task Force, HM-18 (1986-1991) AMCM-NAC. Retired NORVA 1992 and live in Pensacola, Florida the Cradle of Naval Aviation at present..." [E-Mail/BIO Updated 25APR2010 | E-Mail/BIO Updated 29APR2003 | 28MAR2001]

THOMPSON, C. CLAYTON Greatbooks@aol.com "...I am a Master Chief on active duty in the Naval Reserve and served tours with VP-64..." WebSite: http://members.aol.com/Greatbooks/index.html

TORSTENSON, Al "Chief T" a.torstenson@comcast.net "...I served with VP-17 in 1967, VP-2 in 1968, VP-69 in 1983 (P-3 FE and became (TAR)), VP-69, VP-64, VP-68 and VR-61 at NAS Whidbey Island, Washington. I retired in the Seattle area and am loving it. Twenty four years is plenty. I would like to hear from former Shipmates..." [E-Mail Updated 01MAY2009 | 04FEB98]

TUCKER, Brett Tuckster64@yahoo.com "...I'm a Flight Engineer at VP-64..." [06MAY2001]

TULL, AECS Carter (CJ) Retired carter.j.tull@boeing.com "...To my VP friends: I went on active duty in September 1965 at NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania as a TAR. The setup at the time was that TARs weren't assigned to a squadron so I got to work on several different types of planes. Was a P2 Radar/Julie operator on the side, briefly! VF-931 was activeted and I went to NAS Cecil Field, Jacksonville, Florida with them. After three years, got out and went to college. Five years later went active with HS-74 at NAS South Weymouth, Massachusetts. After three years there, then a year 'break' joined the reserves with VP-64 at NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. Two years later, 1980. Went to work for Boeing in Seattle, partly because there was a P-3 squadron there! Spent 12 years with VP-69 at NAS Whidbey Island, Washington before 'retiring'. See lots of familiar names on here I'll have to write to!..." [08SEP2004]

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VanLANDINGHAM, Jim "The Porker" jim.vanlandingham@att.net "...I served with VP-91 (06/1970-03/1972) at NAS Moffett Field, California (my father was the Station Executive Officer), AIMD NAS Moffett Field, California (1972-1976), left Navy briefly, VP-91 (FRS P-3 Flight Engineer School at VP-31 (07/1977-11/1977), VP-69 at NAS Whidbey Island, Washington and spent the next 6 years there (I'd have spent more but the TAR Navy wouldn't allow it). After leaving fingernail scratch marks starting at Hiway 20 in Whidbey, and stretching 2,846 miles, I found myself at VP-94 (10/1983-11/1987) at NAS New Orleans, Louisiana, VP-66 (12/1987-03/1990) at NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, REServe AntiSubmarine Warfare TRAining CENter (RESASWTRACEN) (03/1990-1994), NAS Whidbey Island, Washington, VP-64 and retired (26 years) in December of 1995. I am currently a Project Director for Raytheon Technical Services Company. I still get to travel the world but never, ever will it be as much fun as it was in my years in the VP Navy. I'd love to hear from former Shipmates...." [E-Mail/BIO Updated 25FEB2014 | BIO Updated 18DEC2001 | 30MAY2001]

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WAINWRIGHT, LeRoy "Lee" Retired navair65@yahoo.com "...I served with VXN-8 (1969-1970) and VP-64 (1970-2003) at NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. I would like to hear from former Shipmates..." [E-Mail/BIO Updated 25MAR2017 | 12NOV2001]

WALLS, Kevin usnwalls@hotmail.com "...I served with VP-64 from 1984 to 1988 and 1990 to 1995. Anybody heard from AD1 Weedleton?..." [28FEB2009]

WALTON, CAPTAIN Pete Retired pete.walton@cox.net "...I served with VP-24 (PPC) with Bud Neubauer and Bill Wilson, VP-30 and VP-64 at NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. Civilian life had me ending career as VP/CIO for Hess Corporation in NJ. Retired in 2008 to Surprise, AZ..." [20NOV2012]

WATTS, AMS2 Duane (Butler) IXisTheos5@aol.com "...Hey Shipmates! I started out as a TAR with VP-66 in 1991, and after the 1992 NAS Bermuda det (great bicycling), detatched to NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania AIMD. Then I joined VP-64 as a marathoner until 1997..." [01FEB2002]

WATTS, Paul A. wattspa@cwix.com "...Joined the Reserves in Mar 64, First Squadron was VS-914 NAS NAS South Weymouth, Massachusetts; VP-1D2 NAS Dallas, Texas, VAW-12 NAS Norfolk, NARU Houston , VP-90 NAS Glenview, Illinois, AVIC-7 School NATTC Memphis, VP-64 NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, VP-94 NAS NOLA, VP-64 NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania and Retired from VP-90 in Dec 88. Was and IFC and IFT Instructor..." [E-Mail Updated 11MAR99 | 11SEP98]

WEBB, AWC (NAC) Patrick R. II "The Spudman" prwebbii@cvzoom.net "...I served with VS-41 from 1976 to 1977, USS Forrestal (CV-59) from 1977 to 1979, VS-30 from 1979 to 1981, Shore Duty at the VS Support Unit at NAS Cecil Field, Jacksonville, Florida, VP-SAU at NAF Andrews, Maryland, VP-68 from 1985 to 1986 and VP-64 ever since! Affectionately referred to as "SPUD, SPUDLEY, SPUDDLES, etc. I embrace all my VP Shipmates!..." [E-Mail Updated 28NOV2009 | 14MAR98]

WELCH, Robert (Bob) cpoclub@aol.com "...Served with VP-66 1969-1976, VP-62, 1976-1980, VP-60, 1980-1983, VP-64 1983-1984, VP-60 1984-1985, AIMD NAS JRB Willow Grove, Pennsylvania 1985-1989, VFC-13 NAS Miramar, CA 1989-1992, VP-62 1992-1996. Retired March 1996. Looking forward to hearing from any old Shipmates..." [20NOV99]

WELLS, CWO4 Ray Retired rwells@gwi.net "...I served in VP-21 from October 1965 to December 1969, I was one of the last enlisted men to depart after decommisioning. I served as second mech on crew 12 then Plane Captain of crew 12 for the majority of my tour. My career has taken me to VT-2 NAS Whiting Field, Milton, Florida from 70-75, VP-49 NAS Jacksonville, Florida from 1975-1978, VP-64 NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania from 1978-1982, VP-10 from 1982-1985, and finished up my 27 years as OIC NAESU det NAS Brunswick, Maine from 1985-1989. I retired as a CWO4 and settled in Maine..." [E-Mail Updated 31MAR2002 | 25JAN95]

WEST, ABHC Michael mike_w_west@msn.com "...Shipmates! I am a proud member of VP-64 from 1991 to present..." [25MAR98]

WHEEDLETON, Lawrence R. bowtie_9@hotmail.com "...VT-6 (75-76), NADC Second Mech (76-80), VP-92 FE (80-90), VP-MAU NAS Brunswick, Maine FE (90-91) and VP-64 FE (91-95)..." [BIO Updated 06FEB2011 | 11NOV2004]

WILKINSON, AWC Jim Retired pinwud67@hotmail.com "...I served in VP-94, VP-64, NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania and Reserve ASW Training Center. I am trying to locate a few old friends: AW? Paul Bechtloff, AW? Rick Howard, AW? Buddy Woelke, and CDR Dave Cowart (RET)..." [04MAR2002]

WILSON, AECS J. D. JDP3FE@aol.com "...I was a VP-9 FE from 83-86. Went to both the Diego Garcia and NAS Adak, Alaska pleasure spots. Became a TAR in December 87 and went to VP-94 in NAS New Orleans, Louisiana. From there to the Reserve ASW Training Center (RATCEN) in NAS Willow Grove, Pennsylvania where I taught P-3 Systems Fam, FE and IFE school. Also served on the Reserve NATOPS team there. September 94 made Chief and transferred to VP-64 across the street. Stayed there till I made Senior and then had to quit flying. I'm now the MSCPO of VFC-12 in Oceana. Would like to hear from any of my old squadron Shipmates. Also does anyone know the where-abouts of Jim Ogle, NAS Moffett Field, California 83-86?..." [BIO Updated 05AUG99 | 01AUG99]

WOZNICK, AM2 Tim nyr1199@adelphia.net "...I was a member of VP-64 and just looking for contact with some of my former Shipmates..." [11JUL2005]

WREN, Butch butch.wren@navy.mil "...I served with VP-5 (1978to 1980), Reserve ASW Training Center (1981 to 1985), VP-64 (1986 to 1989), VP-62 (1989 to 1993), and CRPWL/CPW-11 Training (1993 to 1996) and Retired. After retirement I worked for AverStar (Formally PACER), Systems Engineer - EP-3E, Avionics Systems Project Officer for VPU (NAVAIR) PMA-290, NAVAIR Deputy Science & Technology for AIR 4.5 Avionics Dept. (Present)..." [E-Mail/BIO Updated 19DEC2007 | 02JUL98]

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YAKOSKI, AE1 Joseph jyakoski@ptd.net "...I served with VP-64 (1978-1981) in Work Center 220. I made 4 cruises with the squadron and enjoyed my tour. Best of luck to you all now that you have transitioned from the great P-3 to the "Workhorse" C-130 aircraft and have become VR-64. Thanks for the memories!..." [08JAN2014]

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