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| Anonymous @ 2006-11-24 02:38:44 | |
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Pictures of the former USS Boulder are great, although a little saddening. I reported aboard her 8/11/74. I spentalmost 4 years aboard and traveled a substantial piece of the globe. I was a quarter master and the Sea and Anchor detail helmsman. Just sad to see her in a nursing home. I reported aboard at 17 yrs old. I just celebrated my 50th. |
| Pdunn @ 2006-11-24 12:04:31 | |
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Great story. It's always good to have the opportunity to match the image to actual events and lives. Thanks. |
| Anonymous @ 2007-11-11 22:06:58 | |
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Yes sad to see her like this. Yet still it is good to see Boulder. From 72-75 she was home to me. M-Div #3aux engine room. It was a good time. |
| Anonymous @ 2008-04-18 01:17:19 | |
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I served on the USS Boulder between 1984-1988 the ship was berthed at that time in Brooklyn New York @ Floyd Bennett Field. I was a Signalman and miss the "Old Pig". Sm3 Smoker |
| Anonymous @ 2008-09-01 16:01:11 | |
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Hi Smoker, This is BM3 Ensminger. I served on the Boulder from '83-"87. My email is wallace_freedom@yahoo.com, if you want to contact me. Is there a William Sloan, or a Dale Baxter out there. Take care Smoker |
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