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This web site is dedicated to the Officers and Crews of the
United States Ships named Jouett - DD41/DD396/DLG29-CG29

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2/1/2010

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Redesigned the Multimedia pages
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1/13/2010

Updated the Rosters
1/7/2010

Updated the Reunion Page
The 2010 St. Louis Reunion dates have
been set for October 13th-16th
1/13/2010

USS JOUETT (CG-29) plaque "with a piece of the Ship", the brass bell from a fire alarm
These plaques were presented to those "Plankowners" who were in attendance
at the ship's Decommissioning in January 1994 in her Home Port of San Diego
Thanks to Captain Bob Terhune for sharing with us
1/9/2010

She's Gone...
See Final Cruise Page for details

Please email your pictures to:

pictures@ussjouett.com

Please welcome the following Shipmates to the
USS Jouett Roster

Jonathan King
Terrance Ziniewicz

Please CLICK HERE to check the Missing Shipmates page
to see if we are missing your contact information

Last message Posted by Perry Ivery on January 29, 2010, 18:50:24

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If you have any information on our fellow shipmates death please let us know
so we may place them on the Memorial Page to honor them and their Family members

Creating lifelong friendships with people who you have never
met but already know so much about is an awesome experience.
2008 Reunion Attendee

I had a great time with great friends.
I had seen some of their pictures, read of or heard about them, but had never met them.
We had all walked the same passageways, climbed the same ladders, slept and worked in the same spaces.
Not all of us did this during the same time frame though. Some were ten years ahead of me while others were ten years behind.
I call them all shipmate.
I call them all friend.