USS Satyr (ARL-23)
Photos from the 40's and 50's
USS Satyr (ARL-23)
Last updated 08/23/10
| This page contains photos of the USS Satyr (ARL-23) prior to her service in Vietnam. Please contact me if you have any early photos to be shown on this page. |
| T.M. Logan. Tom first went aboard in March of 1947. He helped put the Satyr out of commission in Oct or Nov, 1947 at the San Diego Naval Repair Base. He left the Navy as a SKD3 in Dec of 1947. Tom passed away in January of 2001. |
| Arlie James. Arlie was aboard during the Korean War (50-52) and later joined the Texas Highway Patrol. Arlie may be reached at RR 1 Box 115 Fredericksburg, TX. 78624 Tele: 830/997-8700 |
| Edward Mindlin. Ed served during WWII and left in 1946. You may contact Ed at estarlet@earthlink.net Updated 12-17-01 |
| Charles Clark. Charles arrived on the Satyr in January 1951 after boot camp, he left her in September of 54. You may contact Charles at cclark@mmcable.com |
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Charles Cook. S1C.
Boarded ARL-23 in the Spring of 1946 on the Wangpoo
River, Shangai, China. Satyr played an active part in the China Revolution
in North China and Manchuria. Was discharged off the Satyr in Long Beach, Calif.
on Dec. 02,1946. While aboard they served ports in Japan, China and
Manchuria. One of his duties in 1st Div. while aboard the
Satyr was LCVP coxswain and third loader for on the 40 cal.
May be contacted via Son Gerald at
gec1031@aol.com
Marshall Tucker. EM3, World War II: Marshall Tucker was a part of the original Satyr Crew,he passed away several years ago. After his death his brother James found many of his old photos,did a little research on the Satyr and contacted me,to see if I would like the photos to share with everyone, MANY THANKS to Mr. James Tucker EMCS Retired 3443 Maiden Road, Clay NY 13041 New |
